[ZANYMASTER]

Not sure,some do and some don't.Read the specs before buying.All brands are different.

[NYreefNoob]

http://www.bfgtech.com/bfge88768uoce.aspx

[Chiefmcfuz]

Keeping up with tech is all relevant. With the newer tech they are released and new revisions are issued after faults are found with the existing hardware. I find that keeping with a piece of hardware that has been on the market for 3-6 months and regularly tested by various resources to be the most reliable. I never buy a piece of new hardware until it is reviewed by either Maximum PC or PC gamer, or both. I read their description and their ratings and purchase accordingly from them. I am still running an A8n SLI deluxe with a 3800+ Processor and an ATI radeon 1950 card with 512 ram on the card, 2 gigs of memory and I have no issues with any of the games I am currently playing.

New tech is nice but I would rather buy reliable, not saying the new tech isn't reliable but f it hasn't been tested how do you know.

It is better to be a settler than a pioneer, the pioneers were scalped. A good general rule of thumb.

	PC Power Compact Lighting, typically used in lower light aquariums supporting soft corals, LPS, and fish. Their low cost and cooler operating temperatures are an excellent choice for beginner aquariums and smaller tanks.

[ZANYMASTER]

I have that same board,very reliable.