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Computex 2015 would not have been possible without the innovative fantex world-leading nvidia graphics memory partner corsair and the retail partner NCIX along with silverstone and in win hey guys this is Eber here with Harbor Canucks and we dropped by the Silverstone booth at Computex and they had a wide range of components at the show floor they kicked things off with the new esti series 80 plus titanium power supplies that are targeted towards better power efficiency I was really surprised to see how they managed to fit a 700 watt PSU into an XFX L form factor here's a comparison to my HTC one just so you get an idea of how this is perfectly suitable for a micro ITX build featuring high-end components that require a lot of power the higher-end Zeus series has received the 80 plus titanium certification which means that gamers with enthusiast level hardware would be able to achieve the best power efficiency the included monitoring software displays a brief overview of the efficiency the voltages fan speed and temperatures an interesting feature that I found on the software was the ability to set custom profiles for the fan speed of your power supply and I can see this potentially becoming an important sector for gamers or professionals that demand for the ultimate silent experience silverstone also featured a variety of pci express adapters for existing motherboard that brings expansion to a whole new level they have introduced a new ECM 20 dual m22 PCI Express 4 and SATA adapter card this allows users to connect their existing SATA SSDs or M SATA SSDs to the adapter which then transfers the interface to PCI Express that will bring a significant improvement in performance we also took a look at the ECW a1 mini PCIe 2 PCIe adapter with dual pen antenna with circular magnetic base to sum it all up this car can easily improve wireless performance and silverstone is targeting both these adapters at an affordable price this means users can still achieve that fast SSD performance along with the best wireless improvements rather than spending a lot of money on an actual PCI SSD or a higher-end Wi-Fi card