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The Package

The Turbo-Cool 860W arrives in a thick aesthetically pleasing cardboard box. The front and back of the box entail the same information and image of the power supply. One feature which stands out is the nVidia SLI logo and the 7 years warranty sticker – most power supplies come with 3 years, so 7 is quite surprising.

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The sides of the box are much more informative. The features are listed in bullet point fashion on the right side whilst a briefing about PC Power and Cooling is evident on the left

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Opening the box up reveals a whole host of accessories, compromising of:

  • UK Power Cord
  • Installation Leaflet
  • Two A4 Page Test Report
  • Four Installation Screws
  • PC Power and Cooling Case Sticker

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Including a test report is a feature many power supply manufacturers are starting to implement.

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