SinTek Power Supply for PCs with SLI Graphic Cards

Aug 9 2005, 4:00am EST | by Luigi Lugmayr

SinTek introduces PC Power Supplies (PSU) for PC systems with SLI graphic cards - SinTek 600SLI and 500SLI.

The SinTek 600SLI features 600W power (the 500SLI has 500W) and 34Amps on a single +12V.
Temperature display, Dual Fan Control Knob, modular cabling, voltage knobs, dual PCI Express cables are some of the high-lights of this tricked out PSU. The SinTek Power supply works with both dual graphic cards solutions out there: ATI Cross Fire and nVidia SLI.
More details on the SinTek site.

Building your own PCs is a fun thing todo. It is just getting annoying if every couple of month the cool system you built is already totally out of date.

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