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In today's preview we will be looking at as the title suggests Silverstone’s Strider 1000W Plus modular PSU, the strider series has already proven itself to us with some solid rails as well as a decent modular system over the years Now with demands for more power from end users the latest incarnation of the Strider (ST-1000-P) will suit most needs and from my experience with the previous Strider 1000w model (ST-1000W) This has a lot to live up to.."
After going through SilverStone’s ST1000-P and seeing the quality it offered, we thought it would be great to take a look at something a little less high from SilverStone. What we came up with was the ST50F-P. SilverStone also suggested that we take a look at their PP05 Short Cable Kit, so we have included it in this review.
Another year has passed, and great things are coming out of APH Networks as usual. With lots of content returning to our weekly review schedule in collaboration with the rest of the team, it's definitely a great way to start off the year. I have the pleasure of doing the first power supply report of 2010, and man, do we have an interesting one this week. SilverStone has been highly regarded for both their quality chassis and power supplies over the years. From their Element line of PSUs, all the way to their Zeus series of power supplies, they have been known for both quality as well as value. They have used many OEMs ranging from FSP to Impervio; it is quite interesting how all these different OEMs branded under SilverStone have done so well.
Cari lettori di Xtremehardware, oggi vi presentiamo la recensione del nuovo alimentatore da 750W in casa SilverStone, il modello Strider S Series SST-ST75F-GS da 750W. Tra le caratteristiche principali troviamo una compattezza estrema, una completa modularità dei connettori, la presenza di cavi con uno sleeving allo stato dell’arte in termini di compattezza e qualità, oltre ovviamente alle solite protezioni interne e caratteristiche intrinseche che caratterizzano gli alimentatori di questo famoso marchio. È un modello perfetto per l’integrazione in sistemi dalle dimensioni compatte, senza nulla togliere però alla potenza di calcolo del sistema, a causa dell’elevato wattaggio continuo di 750W. Procediamo all’analisi, buona lettura !
The Silverstone Zeus brings adjustable voltage and rock solid noise suppression along with a ton of power. Those seeking a power supply for overclocking won't want to miss this one.
If your Mini-ITX system won't contain a dedicated graphics card, then all you need is a 300W power supply. Out of the FSP and Seasonic PSUs, the latter is our favourite because it's more silent. In terms of efficiency they're both about the same. If you intend to use a separate graphics card, you should go for a 450W model. The non-Gold version of Silverstone is more affordable, more silent, and only slightly less efficient, and that's our choice for that category.
Today for review I've got a new power supply from a company called Sparkle, and it's big, not in size but in terms of power. This power supply is 1250 watts, with an 80 plus certification. This PSU has six 12v rails with 120amps across them to make sure you've got enough power for everything.
Now that we have taken a look at a power supply on the lower end of the Wattage spectrum with the Kingwin LZP-550, we are going to take a look at something capable of more than doubling that out. The unit that we have sitting on the bench today is from Sparkle Computer Corp. We have taken a look at several of their power supplies in the past with the SCC-750AF and SCC-850AF. Both units scored really well and we are expecting the very same out of what we are testing today.
Sparkle Computer Corp, the same company that has manufactured nVidia-based video cards for many years, is now branching into the power supply market and looking to make a big splash doing so. For review today we have one of their new Gold Class power supplies in the 1250W variety. The Gold Class gets its name in part due to the 80Plus Gold rating, reserved for those power supplies exceeding 90%+ efficiency. Couple that with six +12V rails rated for 20A each and you've got a 120A claimed peak load handling capability, that's a whopping 1440W!
Sparkle is mainly known for their video cards, and as we have seen, they tend to deliver. Power supplies might seem to be an odd place to branch off into at first, but it makes sense given that the graphics card is becoming one of the largest single power draws in a modern gaming system. Today, we'll be taking a look at a power supply that aims to be as far away from substandard as possible: Sparkle's Gold Class SCC-850AF. Let's see if that sparkle comes from the luster of the finish, or the fizzling sparks of dying circuitry.
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