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Today we take a look at another power supply from Corsair and we have the GS800 (V2) “Gaming Series” power supply in for testing. The GS800 boasts 80 Plus Bronze Certification, a bucket load of connectors, a 3 year warranty and more uniquely customisable LEDs and plastic strips (though the strips are sold separately). The GS800 is in this regard one of the most unique PSUs on the market in that it allows you to customise its colour scheme. Though by default it comes with a blue LED and blue strip to match the blue sticker. The Corsair GS800 uses blue, white and red LEDs which you can see below. These are switched between by using the LED switch on the rear of the power supply, accessible from outside the case.
Other than that there isn’t that much else to discuss because this is pretty much an 80 Plus Bronze non-modular PSU with some extra bells and whistles. Let’s proceed with the testing and see how good the GS800 (V2) from Corsair performs.
Both Be Quiet! Pure Power L8 power supplies made an excellent impression. Their efficiency, voltages, ripple, noise levels and price are exactly what you want them to be.
Aujourd'hui, nous testons la toute dernière alimentation de Cooler Master, la V, que nous avons reçue dans une version 700 watts. Une alimentation plutôt haut de gamme, qui s'offre une certification Gold, des câbles intégralement modulaires et un ventilateur de 135 mm silencieux. A découvrir sans plus attendre dans nos colonnes.
Scythe, a Japanese manufacturer known for its high-end CPU coolers, has also power supplies. Their latest power supply series is called Kamariki 4 and has 450 W, 550 W, 650 W and 750 W models and we are going to review the 550 W version, also known as KMRK4-550A. Let's see if it will live up to our expectations.
A lot of companies are in the PSU game, which is why it’s important to make sure the one you’re buying is a good one. Or at least, one that won’t damage your system. Because that can happen with a cheap unit and while here at XSR we might not have all the fancy testing facilities of the bigger boys, we can make sure that yours won’t overload your components at the first opportunity.
Antec sells decent high-end power supplies, but how about their more affordable models? Today we decided to review a 500 W from their Basiq series (BP500U) that costs only USD 60. Will it survive our tests?
Corsair gives the HX850 PSU an overhaul and sets a new benchmark for DC output quality in the process.
The Aurum 92+ is the new 80 Plus Platinum power supply series from FSP, featuring a modular cabling system and four +12 V rails. Let’s see how the 650 W model fared on our tests.
The LEPA already had a power supply series called "G," with 500 W, 700 W, and 900 W models. We reviewed the 500 W and 700 W models, and they deserved our recommendation. Now LEPA is releasing 650 W, 750 W, and 850 W models within its "G" series, but those models are manufactured by a different company. Let's see how the new 850 W model fared in our tests.
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