With AVR, when power from a wall outlet briefly dips or surges outside of a specified range, a small transformer in the UPS acts like a buffer to compensate without relying on the battery; the UPS ...

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This means that a 700-watt 80 Plus Gold power supply will draw 791 watts of power from the wall socket to deliver 700 watts to PC components. An 80 Platinum power supply, on the other hand, only ...

A non-modular power supply has all of its interior cables hardwired into the side. Whether you need them or not, you'll get every single cable in a tight bundle attached to the side permanently.