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In Win Commander 750W, 850W
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Thu, 5 February, 2009
Cases & Power Supplies
In Win
Jake Mete
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Introduction
Thankfully we've seen that the days of the beige, no-name 300 watt power supplies are but a faded memory (hopefully for everyone), as most consumers have been educated to the fact that a quality power supply is critical to a healthy system. And with the demand for faster and more powerful core components, this has translated into increased demand for bigger and better power supplies. Installing 750w or 850w power supplies into a gaming rig is not uncommon, with the prevalence of quad core processors and dual card graphics setups more noticable these days.

Today we're looking at two such units, the InWin Commander 750w and 850w power supplies. They are very similar to the 1200w version that we've previously reviewed, which was built like a tank, appropriate given its military-styled theming and design. Today's units are less powerful, but no slouches either, sporting some beefy specifications and features.

Thank you to our friends at IN WIN for supplying the review sample.

IN-WIN Development Inc., an ISO 9001 manufacturer of professional computer chassis, power supplies and digital storage devices, is the leading provider of enclosure solutions to system integrators worldwide. Founded in 1986, IN-WIN provides high quality chassis that conform to all safety regulations, as well as unsurpassed customer service.

IN WIN was well trained to become a top-notch manufacturer of core technology to enhance internal core competence to meet what customer and market needs constantly. Top Management has been executed four major elements to reach our growing goal: Innovation, Service, Speed, Value, Safety, Warmth, Faithful, and Diligence in order to remain our leading edge position and differentiate with other players.




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