“The new PC Power & Cooling Turbo-Cool 860W power supply was designed for both industry professionals and high-end gamers who demand the very best. The 860 demonstrated excellent efficiency, very good voltage regulation, and produced clean outputs. The Turbo-Cool 860 can deliver up to 64A (768W) of +12V continuous power at up to 50°C operating temperature and can support dual, high-end video cards with four PCI-E connectors. All this in a small chassis that will fit in virtually any ATX style case.”Here are some more Cases & Cooling reviews from around the web:
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Serious power for the serious builder

First, the bad news. PC Power and Cooling’s 1KW version of the Turbo-Cool is almost $500, the 860W is not likely to be a lot cheaper. On the other hand, it won the Gold Award from Lee because of how well executed this PSU is. From having a peak power higher than the wattage written on the side of the case to it’s ability to deliver a steady 64A along it’s 12V rail. If you are looking for the best in PSUs, read the review and see how this one stacks up to your current favourite.