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Old 2nd July, 2009, 11:54 AM
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I've always preferred single rail PSU's, mainly because I don't know of many "true" multiple rail mainstream PSU's. My other reasons would be that I run my systems heavy on the CPU side of things but tend to stay away from multiple GPU setups, and I have stuck with the two PSU makers that have never let me down, PCP&C and Zippy, both companies utilising a single high amperage rail..

From what I have seen in "most" multiple rail PSU's it allows them run to lesser quality component as it won't be seeing the amperage that a single rail will..

For me it is more a stick with what I know works. I have never had a PSU failure using Zippy or PCP&C
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