F107: I have no intention of fighting with anyone. LOL!! My only intention is to find out a little more before I purchase a new unit.
However, when I see a post that "appears" wrong, I will make a comment. With power supplies, the fundamental considerations are output current and voltage capabilities/ regulation as a function of load. If the power supply is adequately specified for its load and is performining to its specifications, then, we should notice NO difference because of its component parts.
In this discussion we are not talking about RAM (Reliability, Availability, and Maintainabilty). Those are different and different parts can make a huge difference.
To answer your question, I simply do not know. If you believe the specifications, there should be no differences. Yet, many people comment that there are.
Are they correct?
Are they fooling themselves?
I don't know, but would like to know the answer.
I have an opinion, but I will save that for a later post.
