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Beyond that aesthetic concern, there is little to complain about the Aurora 7500. It's definitely a machine built for performance. Although our configuration was not the best, it still boasted impressive performance numbers. From time to time, we run older Windows 2000 operating systems in our test lab and find the older operating system too simple because any modern machine can run through it blazingly fast. The Aurora 7500 makes Windows XP look old because none of our day to day usage tests really stressed the machine at all. We would advise buyers to increase their memory to 2GB. With PC3200 so commoditized, and 1GB modules actually affordable, it would be a shame not to go with at least a 2GB configuration.

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The power supply is also very well-built: besides being flat black, all the connectors are sleeved nicely, and they channel well to keep your system clutter-free. The power supply is also reasonably quiet; while you'd have to replace the fan to build a true silent system, it is much quieter than many other power supplies I've used, and certainly very quiet for such a high-power unit. Furthermore, it does not heat excessively, which is also a pleasant surprise for a unit that is designed for high power output. Finally, the lifetime warranty is a very welcome addition; many power supplies fail with time, and you're assured that if this one ever does, there'll be someone around to replace it for you.

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