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sound boy 64 wrote:link a shot na?
i now reach on the pseudocode algorithm and pascal program
sound boy 64 wrote:anyone in here could write programs in pascal?
Ronaldo95163 wrote:Cooler Master does do it better![]()
Features:
Fully Modular Cables
Flexibility of using only the cables needed for a cleaner system build
Silent Operation
135 mm Hydraulic Dynamic Bearing Fan for quieter operation
Function Panel Fan Speed Control
5.25”control panel for 135mm PSU and three system fans
Switchable Automatic / Manual mode
- Fanless Mode:
Fanless operation with 135mm fan is at 0dB when loading is under 200W or 25 degree celcius
- Manual Mode:
PSU fan speed can be adjusted manually from 3V-12V
Single 12 V Power Rail Tackling challenges from the most power-intensive peripherals head on, this solitary 12 V power rail provides ample power and strong resistance to any overloading up to 105A.
Double-Layer EMI Filter Dual protection from electromagnetic interference, thus restraining noise and interference for greater protection for you and your connections.
Unique Patented Technologies:
Hybrid Transformer™:
Specially design transformer to improve thermal and efficiency.
Patent design transformer mount with heat sink, the size was reduced by up to 25% than the traditional transformer providing lesser energy consumption, while conducting the heat for better overall efficiency.
HTT™ - Heat Transfer Technology:
Patent design “L” shaped heat sink layout.
This technology helps to guide the air flow along the heat sink to improve the air circulation for maximum performance.
Hyper Path™:
Patent design hyper link between IC and the relative components.
Patent energy conversion design path provides super efficient connection from the transformer to components. The signal can be transfer directly without any energy loss.
Intel Compliant ATX12V v 2.3 and EPS version 2.92 compliant.
Active PFC+ PWM Combo Controller Integrating this active controller will increase the efficiency of any computer, making PFC higher than 99%.
Japanese Capacitors
High quality capacitors protecting equipment from capacitor leakage problem, also increasing the life-span of your equipment, especially at high temperatures.
Eco-friendly design: Erp Lot6 Ready!
A maximum 5Vsb current draw target in S5 off-mode of 0.1A for its motherboards and needed to ensure the system will consume < 1W in its off-mode
Supports 4-Way SLI / CrossFire + Dual CPUs.
Able to run toughest rig with 4-way GPUs and dual CPUs without any hassle.
And More
Multiple updated connectors for all types of interfaces (PCIe, SATA etc.)
Multiple Protection Design (OVP / UVP / OCP / OPP / OTP / SCP)
High reliability with an MBTF of at least 100,000 hours of use.
Five Year Warranty.
Features:
80 Plus Platinum
80 Plus Platinum Certified: 90%, 92% and 89% Efficiency @ 20%, 50% and 100% Load
Eco-friendly design: Erp Lot6 Ready!
A maximum 5Vsb current draw target in S5 off-mode of 0.1A for its motherboards and needed to ensure the system will consume < 1W in its off-mode
Powerful Single +12V Output
Tackling challenges from the most power-intensive peripherals head on, this solitary 12 V power rail provides ample power and strong resistance to any overloading with up to 984W output at 82A .
Silent Operation
135 mm Hydraulic Dynamic Bearing Fan for quieter operation
Japanese Capacitors
High quality capacitors protecting equipment from capacitor leakage problem, also increasing the life-span of your equipment, especially at high temperatures.
Supports High-end Hardware
Supports 4-Way SLI / CrossFire + Dual CPUs.
Able to run toughest rig with 4-way GPUs and dual CPUs without any hassle
Double-Layer EMI Filter Dual protection from electromagnetic interference, thus restraining noise and interference for greater protection for you and your connections.
Intel Compliant ATX12V v 2.3
Active PFC+ PWM Combo Controller Integrating this active controller will increase the efficiency of any computer, making PFC higher than 99%.
And More
Soft-start circuitry to limit inrush and thermistor currents.
High reliability with an MTBF of at least 100,000 hours.
Worldwide Five Year Warranty and free live-chat customer support.
Model RS-A00-SPPA
Type Intel Form Factor ATX 12V V2.3
Dimension (W x H x D) 150 x 180 x 86mm (5.9 x 7 x 3.4 inch)
Input Voltage 90-264Vac (Auto Range)
Input Current 6 - 12A
Input Frequency Range 47 - 63Hz
PFC Active PFC (>0.95)
Power Good Signal 100-500ms
Hold Up Time >17ms
Efficiency 92% Typically
MTBF 100,000 Hours
Protection OVP/UVP/OCP/OPP/OTP/SCP
Output Capacity 1000W
Operation Temperature 0~40°C (Nominal Input Voltage)
Regulatory TUV / CE / UL / FCC / BSMI / GOST / C-tick / KC / CCC
Fan Silent HDB 135mm
Certifications 80 Plus Platinum
Connector M/B 24 Pin Connector x 1
CPU 4+4 Pin x 2
PCI-e 6+2 Pin x 6
SATA x 12
4 Pin Peripheral x 5
4 Pin Floppy x 1
3 Pin fan Cable x 2
ruffneck_12 wrote:Upgraded from a 8600GT to a GT 430
Playing crysis 2 on medium-ish settings normal normal
Cross Blood wrote::o wow!! ... excellent!! ..looks very creative
is that MDF btw?
Ronaldo95163 wrote:HCCA the setup looking bess dan xD
jm3 wrote:any else play alien colonial marines yet? i just can't seem to like it it feels unpolished and old.
especially when compared to some of the other releases this month i was really looking forward to this game
ruffneck_12 wrote:Upgraded from a 8600GT to a GT 430
Playing crysis 2 on medium-ish settings normal normal
2NR Smurf wrote:Slowly but surely im getting there...
To the w/c guys...have you ever had any issues with plasticizers or discolouring and gunk build up with your tubing? Been reading up about it and id like to try avoid this from the start. What tubing you guys using and where'd you get it? im looking for 1/2"ID 3/4"OD.
2NR Smurf wrote:I've been wondering about the benifits of non conductive coolant...ive still got some researching to do, but as yet i havent found any stories where this type of coolant saved someone's pc after their loop sprung a leak. Think ill just go distilled with a kill coil
HCCA wrote:Got this idea in meh head while thinking of ways to improve my azza genesis build last year...
Came up with this:
Have a lil touching up with paint to do inside the chambers before i ress a sheet of tinted glass on it so it almost complete.
Entire thing cost $700 to build including glass when i get it, nuh bad i think.
Will get some night pics when it finish, looks way better in the dark.
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