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![]() look for 175W label on the box... source Quote:
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| Last edited by IllBashU; 12-28-2007 at 11:13 AM. | ||||||||||
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Both of my new elites I had said 203w on the box, but is a falcon because it has the new heat sync. So this isn't a sure tell way of knowing. The only way to tell for sure is to look in there with a flashlight and see for yourself.
Of course if the box says 175W, then thats a sign right there. Also check the power brick to see if the power brick is 175W and check the console itself for the newer 175w power supply. |
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