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BFG MX-550 Power Supply Review
Posted by Philipp on: 2008-12-04 12:04:44 [ Print | Permalink ]

Hardware Secrets posted a review on the BFG MX-550 Power Supply

"The new MX series of power supplies from BFG features a modular cabling system, one 120-mm fan and one 80-mm fan that only kicks in when the temperature on the secondary heatsink is above 50º C. Let's see if the 550 W model (MX-550 or BFGI550WMXPSU) is a good product."

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