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Guru3D has added some new articles to their site. No, not grpahics cards tests this time, but rather a report on a home-built PC, including some ingenious water cooling. And also a report on the new BFG EX-1200 power supply. Yes, that 1200 WATTS !!!! And we keep wondering what casued the brwon-out in California the other day ! Where are the days a PC came equipped with a 180 W PSU ??
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This is actually a fantastic deal for a 1200W power supply. Even forgetting the fact that it’s got the BFG name behind it, the price is a real breakthrough at perhaps 50% of what existing 1200W units cost. Amazing…