I know you wanna. But just asking... I have this "Torent" power supply ("Torent Computers" is the name of a computer store here, so it's simply a no-name with reprinted labels). It came in this **** AMD box that i got for free, fried CPU, semi-fried HDD, 512MB DDR, no video card, gave the mobo and RAM to a friend and it works fine, threw away the CPU.
The only thing remaining in the case was the PSU and some random ass CD writer. I powered it up initially and it emitted a loud ~18kHz whine (my hearing is quite sensitive to high frequency), i found it objectionable so i just shut it down and didn't think about it anymore.
Well, long story short (this is something for a later occasion), i needed a secondary PSU to run the SATA HDD in a dual PIII Tualatin system that is *extremely* 5 volt heavy. So heavy, that after buying a mobo that would run the CPUs at their full 1.4GHz, there was not enough 5v juice left to run the hard drive anymore! The only PSU i had with a SATA connector was this piece of junk. So, before entrusting my HDD to it i took it apart to look at it. Same EI33 core, filled to the max, and with rather thin wire i must add. Full of dust of course. But imagine my surprise when i saw... Fujhyyu caps!!! And they're *GASP* ALL GOOD!!!
Plugged the hard drive into that power supply and guess what, working fine... It does however appear that this PSU runs in the upper end of the audible range, not even at the usual 33kHz for old PSUs, as the whine is quite annoying and is present all the time. But for all intents and purposes (and for older people that don't hear up to 18k anymore), this PSU is fine. And it's over 4 years old certainly and has been used heavily according to the amount of dust inside, so it's nothing like those Antecs that would work fine when new but crap out in 1 year at most.
Now, just tell me you want those pics.
The only thing remaining in the case was the PSU and some random ass CD writer. I powered it up initially and it emitted a loud ~18kHz whine (my hearing is quite sensitive to high frequency), i found it objectionable so i just shut it down and didn't think about it anymore.
Well, long story short (this is something for a later occasion), i needed a secondary PSU to run the SATA HDD in a dual PIII Tualatin system that is *extremely* 5 volt heavy. So heavy, that after buying a mobo that would run the CPUs at their full 1.4GHz, there was not enough 5v juice left to run the hard drive anymore! The only PSU i had with a SATA connector was this piece of junk. So, before entrusting my HDD to it i took it apart to look at it. Same EI33 core, filled to the max, and with rather thin wire i must add. Full of dust of course. But imagine my surprise when i saw... Fujhyyu caps!!! And they're *GASP* ALL GOOD!!!

Now, just tell me you want those pics.
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