Hey everyone, I haven't been on in a while and recently I have started to notice that there are not many reviews of budget power supplies on the internet. Maybe there are some hidden gems out there that haven't been found and reviewed yet. I am hopefully going to start doing little reviews showing what components are in each of these cheap power supply's and hopefully start reviewing a few. As my budget is tight it would be great if people could possibly donate cheap power supply's that are no longer needed for a review and disassemble. I will try and get hold of some cheap PSU's and start doing a few disassembly and find out what the quality of these cheap power supply's is like.
Jack-O-Bytes
Showing posts with label Value. Show all posts
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Monday, 11 July 2011
Wednesday, 18 May 2011
Hewlett-Packard Does Not See Value in Thunderbolt - Company.
Hewlett-Packard, the world's largest maker of personal computers, said that it did not see the value in the Thunderbolt interconnection technology recently unveiled by Intel Corp. along with a number of partners. Instead, HP believes that USB 3.0 offers better value at present.
"We did look at [Thunderbolt]. We are still looking into it. Have not found a value proposition yet. On the PC side, everybody seems to be content with the expansion of USB 3.0. Do we need to go into more fancy solutions? Not convinced yet," said Xavier Lauwaert, worldwide marketing manager for desktops at HP, reports IDG News Service.
HP this week introduced a new lineup of high-end desktop personal computers called Pavilion HPE. The new family supports SuperSpeed USB interconnection standard and does not feature Intel Thunderbolt, which is currently supported by select Apple Macintosh personal computers and is also backed by a number of companies, primarily providers of professional solutions.
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Although Intel has led the design of both Thunderbolt and USB 3.0, the company at present does not support USB 3.0 with its core-logic sets and only supports TB with standalone controllers. Next year the Santa Clara, California-based chipmaker plans to release chipsets with USB 3.0 support, but the destiny of integrated support of TB is not clear at this point. As a result, it is generally not surprising that PC makers are not too enthusiastic about the Thunderbolt.
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"We did look at [Thunderbolt]. We are still looking into it. Have not found a value proposition yet. On the PC side, everybody seems to be content with the expansion of USB 3.0. Do we need to go into more fancy solutions? Not convinced yet," said Xavier Lauwaert, worldwide marketing manager for desktops at HP, reports IDG News Service.
HP this week introduced a new lineup of high-end desktop personal computers called Pavilion HPE. The new family supports SuperSpeed USB interconnection standard and does not feature Intel Thunderbolt, which is currently supported by select Apple Macintosh personal computers and is also backed by a number of companies, primarily providers of professional solutions.
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