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The atx 3.1 power supplies tag collects WindowsForum.com discussion of PSUs built to the ATX 3.1 specification, with a focus on real buying decisions rather than spec-sheet marketing. Coverage examines wattage, pricing, modular versus fixed cabling, efficiency claims, and warranty terms, and it is willing to flag discrepancies between reviewer data and manufacturer listings. A recent example reviews Lian Li's RB750B, a 750W non-modular unit, questioning an estimated efficiency figure and a warranty that the review stated as longer than Lian Li's official five years. Expect practical guidance for PC builders weighing budget ATX 3.1 options.
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    Lian Li RB750B PSU: Official Warranty Is Five Years, Not 10

    TweakTown has reviewed Lian Li's RB750B, a 750W non-modular ATX 3.1 power supply listed at $69.99. Its model number is RB0750B, and TweakTown's headline spells it "RBO750B". The review scores the unit 90% and reports 88.4% efficiency at roughly half load, which makes it a solid budget option for...