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XPG Core Reactor 850 W Review
Cross Load Tests »Noise and Fan Speed (Increased Temperatures)
Fan RPM is high with increased operating temperatures at loads exceeding 650 W.
Noise and Fan Speed (~30°C)
At normal operating temperatures, the PSU starts to be noisy once the load at +12 V reaches 650 W.
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