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The new OCZ Fatal1ty 750W power supply is an 80 Plus Bronze rated PSU that has been updated to be compatible with 4th generation (Haswell) Intel processors. The OCZ Fatal1ty includes a fully modular design that uses flat cables to make routing simple. This PSU is designed specifically for the needs of a gaming system and will provide up to 750 Watts continuous power at 45°C and utilizes a single +12V rail design. Connectors include a 24-pin ATX motherboard connector, two 4+4 pin ATX/EPS, four 6+2 pin PCI-E, six 4-pin Molex peripheral cables, and eight 15-pin SATA power cables.
In my relatively short-lived career as a hardware reviewer I have come across a lot of brand names making (or sometimes rebadging) a lot of different products at numerous price points and market segments. Yet Thortech are a brand that I personally haven't come across before, except briefly in one video which I saw on YouTube that absolutely tore into one of their PSUs - rightly or wrongly is not something I am prepared to comment on as I don't know all the ins and outs. Thortech are actually a division of the brand "GeIL" or Golden Emperor International Limited best known for making RAM modules. They have been in the business of making consumer power supplies for only a short while, just over 2 years as far as I know, and in that time they haven't really managed to gain much traction in the consumer market place. Despite that GeIL has been making industrial power supplies for around 15 years so is certainly no stranger to the world of power supplies - which gives us great hope for the quality of their products. Today we are looking at one of Thortech's largest wattage power supplies - the Thunderbolt 1200W.
If we just sit back and consider this product's credentials then it actually has a lot going for it. Firstly, it provides a large amount of power (1200W) at a very high efficiency level (80 Plus Gold). Secondly, it does this in a relatively compact form factor for a PSU of its wattage, looking more like the size we'd expect to see a 650-850W PSU in. Thirdly it offers up a semi modular design and is reasonably attractive - especially if you like hints of yellow. It is worth noting that this power supplies, while still current and sold, is actually kind-of dated. In fact we received this review sample well over 18 months ago, sadly right before our PSU load tester blew up. Now we are up and running again with PSU reviews we are finally able to test it so without any further ado let us proceed with this review to see if the Thortech Thunderbolt 1200W PSU is any good or not.
Netzteile des deutschen Anbieters Inter-Tech sind preiswert aber umstritten. Auch das von uns getestete Coba Ecostar 450 Watt 80+ verfehlt die Anforderungen des 80Plus-Zertifikats.
Corsair is perhaps the most active company in the PSU market this year, which may be slightly ironic, as they originally were a memory manufacturer that diversified into the PSU market just a few years ago. Apparently, the tens of products which they have been marketing via their six PSU series were not enough, leading Corsair to develop a seventh, new series. Today, the company’s new power supply series, the RM, is a fact, bringing 6 new units into their already crowded power supply ranks. The smallest power supply of the series starts at 450 W and the most powerful version reached up to 1000 W. Today we are having a close look at the RM650 which, as the name implies, is the 650 W version.
Be Quiet’s L8 500W PSU from their “Essential” line boasts a 120mm silent operating fan. The Be Quiet L8 500W PSU is 80 plus bronze rated and is compatible with ATX 12V V2.31. The PSU utilizes two independent 12V rails, which reduces crossover effects and improves voltage stability. The housing of the L8 is painted all black, giving it a sleek appearance that will fit well into most cases.
Corsair have earned a respected place in the minds of the enthusiast user over the years having produced a wide range of quality memory, cases, headsets, solid state drives, keyboards and power supplies.
Today we look at one of their new power supplies in the ‘RM’ range – the RM650. The company are also releasing a RM450, RM550, RM750, RM850 and RM1050 model to suit all systems. All of the RM range is 80 Plus Gold Certified, pure modular and is designed with low noise as a primary focus.
The Antec HCP-850 Platinum is an 850 watt PSU carrying the 80 Plus Platinum rating. The Antec HCP-850 Platinum is fully modular featuring stealthy black sleeved cables. The fully modular cables include the first ever 20 + 8 pin ATX connector for future expansion (still 24-pin on motherboard side), as well as 16-pin connections to allow future connections. Connectors include six 4-pin Molex connections, nine 15-pin SATA power cables, one floppy cable, one 4+4 pin ATX/EPS connector, one 8-pin EPS 12V, six 6+2 pin PCI-E connectors, and one OC Link cables. The HCP-850 Platinum has four 12V rails to accommodate all of its various connectors; these rails can provide the full 850 watts of power and up to 40A on each rail.
Thermaltakes Germany Series zählt zu den Preisbrechern am Netzteilmarkt. Für unter 40 Euro erhält der Käufer 530 Watt Leistung. Wenn alles stimmt, ein echter Tipp. Wenn.
When it comes to power supplies we know that the 80 PLUS certifications are very important. The certification lets consumers know how efficient the power supply they are purchasing is. Currently the highest certification in the US is 80 PLUS Platinum, which offers 92% efficiency at 50% load and 89% efficiency at 100% load. Today we will be taking a look at one such 80 PLUS Platinum certified power supply in Rosewill’s Tachyon 750W unit. This power supply features a single 12V rail design, semi-modular cables, and a silent 140mm fan. Let’s take a look!
Super Flower delivers what is without a doubt one of the top three power supplies that we've ever seen with the Leadex Platinum 1000W.
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