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6. Closing Thoughts 7. View All Pages Today we are taking a look at one of the latest power supplies from be quiet! – specifically the 850 Watt version of the Dark Power 12. This unit is fully modular, and Titanium rated. be quiet! offer three versions in this range, a 750 watt, 850 watt and 1000 watt model. be quiet! have had pretty good success with their high end power supplies over the years, relying on relationships with well known OEM partners to deliver quality products to the discerning enthusiast. The topology of these latest units is based around an active rectifier with Full Brid...

Be Quiet release toned down Dark Power 12 PSU with three variants Be Quiet previously released its award-winning Dark Power Pro 12 series. The company is finally releasing in a toned downed version, the Dark Power 12 series. The Dark Power series starts at 750, 850, and 1000 watts. Each of the Dark Power series follows the same industry standard as the Pro series making it a strong contender. Be Quiet! release three new Dark Power 12 Power Supply with Titanium certification. The Dark Power 12 is the successor to the older Dark Power 11 with a robust power design. The older Dark Power Pro 11 s...

/ 91X FM CJLX Feb 22, 2021 2:04 PM It’s hard to believe that as we work through a snowstorm today, construction season is just around the corner! Crews will be back working on the Bay of Quinte Skyway Bridge as of March 1st. The bridge on highway 49 connects the eastern side of Prince Edward County to the Tyendinaga area. Single lane closures will once again start back up in March. Here’s the list of work planned for this year: All superstructure work within Segment D (South span of the bridge) Rehabilitation of piers underneath the bridge Structural steel repairs Permanent Single Lane C...

Simulators’ launch will redefine maritime, oil and gas training —MAN Rector On Students undergoing training at the Maritime Academy of Nigeria THE Rector, Maritime Academy of Nigeria, MAN, Commodore Duja Emmanuel Effedua, retd, has said that workers in the nation’s maritime and oil and gas sectors no longer have any business going abroad for training in simulators, following the commissioning of the Academy’s multifunctional simulators, last weekend. Aside the state of the art simulators, Effedua said there are resident qualified and certified instructors to deliver any kind of train...