Are Zippy a recommended brand? I searched and found a few posts that said they used Nichicon-Rubycon, but I wanted to make sure, in case of any changes.
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They are a recommended brand yes, they use good capacitors..."The one who says it cannot be done should never interrupt the one who is doing it." -
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I can't think of anything better than a Zippy
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I have two in use. If you are in The States and would like a vendor recomendation, post or PM will get it as I don't want to come off as a promoter. The HP-2 6460P & HG-2 6400P are what I have. A recent review of the big brother http://www.overclockers.com/articles1313/
The only area Zippy comes up short in todays maketing is efficientcy. Here is another review. Please note what Edward Chang has to say(EE for Zippy/Emacs) http://www.madshrimps.be/?action=getarticle&articID=281
For desktop use both mine have been modded for external 92mm fans @ 48cfm
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Yes!!! Zippy is a real fine brand!!
Although I heard rumors that Zippy gets there caps from 2 manufacturers....
TEAPO and Nichicon-Rubycon?
Probably no truth to that.
Since most people creack there Zippy PSU open anyways to replace the fan that sounds like a jet engine!!
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