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Chez Be Quiet, nous avons plus l'habitude des alimentations haut de gamme. Pourtant, la marque propose depuis peu des modèles moins onéreux, les System Power 7. Des alimentations disponibles en différentes puissances et qui s'offrent du 80 Plus Silver. Que vaut le modèle 500 watts ? Réponse dans cet article.
Super Flower est une marque que nous connaissons depuis pas mal de temps à la Ferme, mais avouons que cette dernière n'était pas très présente en France. Mais on la sait, avec le temps les choses changent, et voilà que la marque est distribuée dans notre beau pays. il est donc temps de reprendre les tests et de déterminer si la Golden Green 600 watts vaut le détour.
With Intel’s new Haswell platform just around the corner, many power supply companies have been rushing to get compatibility confirmed.
Cooler Master has created an outstanding power supply with the V-Series 1000W. It appears to be a good move to transition to Seasonic as supplier for the new V series, because the PSU is excellent in all areas. A Platinum-like efficiency, very low ripple, very silent, good voltages and aside from somewhat short cables there is nothing to complain about.
The Nexus NX-5000V1 550W Power Supply has been revised since the original NX-5000 with 50 watts more power, has a higher efficiency and is compliant with ErP2013, but still as super quiet. Also, this PSU is super small at 125mm long, so it's perfect for a small computer build.
While I'm sure many of you love our big, in-depth technical reviews of hardcore graphics cards, extreme cooling solutions, gaming systems and more, I personally think it's great to slow down and take a look at some of the finer details of system building, the finishing touches and the visual treats that can really complete your system. The Silverstone PP07 cables are just one of those type of components and if you love to get a clean-looking finish on your system, while also adding some practicality of extending your PSU cables then these could be the ideal product for you.
Silverstone have a great reputation for aftermarket solutions with their power supplies and cooling products and the PP07 are just the latest edition to their collection and I would expect they carry the same high level of quality that can be found across the entire Silverstone product range.
Recently when we've tested power supplies we regularly received comments about the fact that we test the efficiency of PSUs beginning at 200 watts. That's because the energy consumption of modern desktop PCs with Ivy Bridge or Haswell processors is typically a lot lower. It's a valid point, so we spent a lot of time in retesting many of the PSUs we've reviewed in recent months. This time we tested their efficiency at much lower load levels, of 22.5 watts, 50 watts and 100 watts. The results are definitely worth taking a closer look at.
It has been a long time coming, but finally the king has graced us with its presence! The Noctua NH-D14 was released back on November 2nd 2009 and it has been the benchmark for high performance air coolers ever since that day. Despite that we've never actually gotten around to producing a review of this amazing cooler. So I asked Noctua if they could provide us with one and they duly delivered. With us pushing forward and testing so many CPU coolers it is easy to get lost in the mountain of numbers but what easier way to make it through than with some Noctua NH-D14 results as a signpost.
You may be thinking, this review is a bit late, isn't it kind of pointless? Well not really I'd say. Firstly we are reviewing the NH-D14 SE2011, or the "Special Edition". This was released back on November 2nd 2011 - exactly two years after the original Noctua NH-D14 came to market making it around 18 months old. The changes are minimal but it brings LGA 2011 support and some improved fans. Nonetheless the NH-D14 has never been more relevant for high performance CPU cooling and to this day it still probably outsells every other dual tower CPU cooler on the market. That said I think you'll agree that it's about time we gave the Noctua NH-D14 a thorough going over to show you why most enthusiasts regard this as the best air CPU cooler on the market. And let's face it with the NH-D14 selling by the boatload, with Noctua struggling to produce them fast enough, I wouldn't be surprised if we see it last for at least a few more years before a successor is introduced.
Furthermore if that hasn't made you excited enough then we've also opted to add a third fan, an NF-F12, and see how the NH-D14 performs under triple fan testing!
Nous le savons maintenant depuis un certains temps, LDLC propose ses propres alimentations à la vente et pour le moment, nous pouvons dire que les modèles du E-Commercant ont toujours fait mouche. Il faut dire que nous sommes sur des bases Seasonic, ce qui aide probablement à ces bons résultats. Que vaut la nouvelle QS-550+ ? C'est ce que nous vous proposons de découvrir ce jour.
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.
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