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    OMG what a killer psu it must be heavy.

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    I like it! "ponders theof working sunday (double time) to pay for one"

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ferry82
    OMG what a killer psu it must be heavy.
    Yeah... And huge too, you need at least a LL PC75 / CM Stacker or any other roomy full tower to fir this beast into your case.
    Last edited by Hombre; 04-11-2005 at 09:45 AM.

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    sick...sucking out the powerstations this lol...hate to see the electricity bills :/

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hombre
    Yeah... And huge too, you need at least a LL PC75 / CM Stacker or any other roomy full tower to fir this beast into your case.
    I guess it would fit in a Lian Li PC-76?
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    Quote Originally Posted by sauria
    I guess it would fit in a Lian Li PC-76?
    Don't guess, ask.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ferry82
    OMG what a killer psu it must be heavy.
    I just put mine on a scale.... 3.462 Kg (that's a metric measurement for all you yanks... )
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    Quote Originally Posted by LarsK
    I just put mine on a scale.... 3.462 Kg (that's a metric measurement for all you yanks... )
    Wow, looks like a stealth way to keep computer geeks fit!

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    Quote Originally Posted by LarsK
    (that's a metric measurement for all you yanks... )

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    Here's a picture of the 850 on the scales....
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    E6700 2.66@4.5 Ghz | Mach II GT | Abit AW9D-Max | Corsair PC5400UL
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    3dmark03: 42873 | PCMark05: 11452 | Superpi 1M: 10.938

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