I am shopping for a new PC, finally, for myself after my last one was stolen at a LAN party. Which totally sucked but I guess that's the dice you roll when you go to a LAN party with over 50 people - Still salty so don't ask : /.
ANYWAY - I am looking towards Thermaltake for their ability to remotely turn the computer off and on. I like the idea of being able to keep the system off in the day when I am at work and then, remotely, be able to turn the device on on my way home so it's booted and waiting. The thing is I don't trust Thermaltake hardware as I know their past horror stories. The one I am looking at is the 850w DPS G Titanium series - I love the software aspect of it but I don't trust Thermaltake and I don't really care for the RGB aspect.
If you know anything from any other PSU manufacturer who utilizes this technology in a similar fashion, let me know.
ANYWAY - I am looking towards Thermaltake for their ability to remotely turn the computer off and on. I like the idea of being able to keep the system off in the day when I am at work and then, remotely, be able to turn the device on on my way home so it's booted and waiting. The thing is I don't trust Thermaltake hardware as I know their past horror stories. The one I am looking at is the 850w DPS G Titanium series - I love the software aspect of it but I don't trust Thermaltake and I don't really care for the RGB aspect.
If you know anything from any other PSU manufacturer who utilizes this technology in a similar fashion, let me know.