— Ultra ULT33135 —
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 IL store info |
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$69.12 plus $12.83 shipping FREE tax |
12 hrs | |
 WA store info |
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in stock |
$69.71 FREE shipping FREE tax |
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22 hrs ago |
 FL store info |
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in stock |
$72.99 plus $9.99 shipping FREE tax |
Seller online since 1999. |
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 CA store info |
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$74.99 plus $8.00 shipping plus tax |
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 NJ store info |
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in stock |
$85.30 plus $9.82 shipping plus tax |
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Highly Suspected Hard drive Murderer
This hard drive has been present in a system where two hard drives fried. Neither hard drive lasted more than three months. (second one 90 days) I was suspicious when the first one fried, now I'm getting rid of the Ultra and not buying any more cheap PSUs. Draw your own conclusions, but hard drive failure is a much rarer occurrence than TWO in six months!
Use at your own risk...
I purchased this PSU to replace a weak 250W unit so I could run multiple hard drives and a video card. The first PSU I got worked well and my system was actually running a bit faster...until it nearly had a meltdown. The PSU fan didn't work and it got really hot (but didn't shut down). I swapped the old one back in and waited for a replacement PSU (BTW, Amazon is really good about replacements). Installed the second unit and instantly lost the first hard drive in the power circuit, presumabl...
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Not a 500W PSU, and if failed after 8 months
I could only pull 390 watts from it when I tested it, but thats in the ballpark for lowend PSU's. You get what you pay for, and 380 'actual' Watts is plenty for all but dual video card gamers.| elapsed time: | 39.0ms |
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