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Antec High Current Gamer Modular 850 W

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We previously evaluated the Antec HCG-750M, and it left us with a good impression. We will now review its bigger brother, the HCG-850M. Sharing the same features with the aforementioned unit and having been made by the same OEM, Seasonic, we have pretty high expectations, too.

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Thanks man. I will have this power supply very soon and kinda nervous about the whole noise thing. I really hope it won't be a big issue.
 
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at normal ambient and with typical loads you won't have any issues. Most likely the noise of the rest system fans (if you have any) will cover the PSU's fan noise.
 
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I like that they give you the option to turn off the LEDs. I know some people think the more the merrier. I am of the mindset that any number of LEDs over 0 is too many. When I build my own machines I don't even hook up the case power LED or HDD activity LED.
 
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