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450W seems a little lean for a Titan...

• zokier 13y ago
  I'd agree. Also cooling Titan+i7 in a tiny box might be a challenge. But on the other hand Anandtech measured whole system consumption for Titan being 430 watts including a 130+ watt CPU. Drop 50 watts off the CPU and it doesn't sound so bad for a 450 watt power-supply. edit: Tech Report says 323 watts for whole system in their Titan review, so it's certainly feasible.
  • venomsnake 13y ago
    The cooling - the titan evacuates the air trough the backplate and you just need a blowhole above the cpu. Now making it quiet is different story.
    • rplacd 13y ago
      Would mass-produced closed loop be a viable solution here? I'd imagine the engineering costs incurred ahead of time would add to quite a bit, but I'm unqualified to make any interesting judgment on any final balance of costs.
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