GECUBE Warns of Counterfeit Cards
"Counterfeit HD4000 cards are doing the rounds according to GECUBE"
Published: 14th January 2009 | Source: OCAU |
GECUBE Warns of Counterfeit CardsGraphics card manufacturer GECUBE has issued a press release to consumers highlighting an issue with counterfeit graphics cards. Recently, the company has received a large number of customer reports of purchasing GECUBE HD4000 series products but finding non-GECUBE produced graphics cards inside the box. These have turned out to be counterfeits and a large number of these have now ended up on the market.
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Looks quite nice, but can't really see any MAJOR improvements from other companies here. I suppose my biased opinion is a bit of a headache for some people, but the power supplies I have had from them are terrible.
This will not rule out me buying products from the company, just not power supplies :D.
This will not rule out me buying products from the company, just not power supplies :D.
Price seems reasonable, some nice power and efficiency.
I'd be happier if they had the 8pin pcie on the psu rather than adaptors. I've found them not to work for some reason.
I'd be happier if they had the 8pin pcie on the psu rather than adaptors. I've found them not to work for some reason.
Not a fan of the fully mesh cases on PSU's, dont allow for a proper forced flow of air for the unit... which often means the fan has to spin faster to keep it below a certain temp.
Had a hiper PSU before the one I'm currently using (enermax). The hiper just died on me one day. When this happens I tend to avoid that company, is anyone else like this, they get faulty computer equipment it breaks, then avoid that brand from then on?
Not a fan of the fully mesh cases on PSU's, dont allow for a proper forced flow of air for the unit... which often means the fan has to spin faster to keep it below a certain temp.
I can understand and agree with two fully meshed sides ( the exterior exhaust side where the power cord is attached and the interior side where all the cables that go to the internal components ) ,I cant understand why all the other two sides are also with mesh , if all the sides are meshed how can be developed an airflow pathway ?
All the reviews about PSU are asking for PSU with single rail because single rail is better , why four rails ?
Looks...like a decent psu
I think my next buy will deffo be modular thought - less cables to have to try and hide
I can see what you mean about the non-channelled airflow though
I think my next buy will deffo be modular thought - less cables to have to try and hide
I can see what you mean about the non-channelled airflow though
I dont like Modular PSU , my case can hide all the cables at the back of the mobo tray , therefore I avoid modular PSU , professionals system builders dont use modular PSU
I'm with everyone else. I wish Hiper would give up on the mesh casing idea. Not only does it mess up any airflow path but it also allows heat to go straight back into the PC case (the very place the PSU is getting its air from).
Also there have been times when i've been glad of a solid PSU case - like when that one lone drip of water from a newly built water cooling setup manages to jump through the air.
Also there have been times when i've been glad of a solid PSU case - like when that one lone drip of water from a newly built water cooling setup manages to jump through the air.
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