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The new TruePower (TP) series from Antec is based on a DC-DC converter on the secondary, i.e. it is basically a +12 V power supply with two small power supplies in charging of converting the +12 V output into +5 V and +3,3 V. This is the same concept used on power supplies series like Signature also from Antec, M12D from Seasonic, UCP from Cooler Master and HX (750 W and above) from Corsair. These other models proved to have an above-the-average efficiency. It is important to keep in mind that Antec used to have another series using the same name, but using a completely different internal design. That is why Antec is using the word "New" after the name "True Power".
Back in November 2008 we were lucky enough to get our hands on the Antec TruePower Quattro 850 Watt power supply for review. Today however, Antec have kindly sent us the 1000W model of the TruePower Quattro to add to the PSU roundup we’re currently conducting. Let’s see how it performs
Today HardwareHeaven will have a look at Antec's new flagship model in the TruePower Quattro series, the Quattro 1200W. Antec claims that their latest Quattro model offers cutting edge electrical performance while still operating quietly and this unit provides a unique feature, Powercache, which we will look at in detail.
Technic3D widmet sich der aktuellen Truepower Quattro Netzteil-Serie von Antec. Wie sich das 1.200 Watt starke High-End Netzteil auf dem Teststand schlägt, zeigt der folgende Testbericht.
The Basiq power supply series from Antec is targeted to users with serious budget restrictions. The new VP350 and VP450 models are the most entry-level power supplies offered by Antec, as they don't have a PFC circuit or 80 Plus certification. We've already reviewed the VP450, which achieved terrific performance for its class. Now it is time for us to test the 350 W model.
The Basiq power supply series from Antec is targeted to users with serious budget restrictions. The new VP350 and VP450 models are the most entry-level power supplies offered by Antec, as they don't have a PFC circuit or 80 Plus certification. Let's see whether the 450 W model, which is sold for only USD 40, is worth considering.
Since HardwareSecrets gave us all a beating on our PSU review practices a few years ago, many – including ourselves – have been reduced to doing Previews and Unboxings to keep ourselves honest; we didn’t have the equipment to do things properly, so we wern’t going to be false about it.
An in-depth analysis of this cheap 450 W power supply with fake wattage that is being sold in the USA.
Arctic Cooling ist ein namhafter Kühlerhersteller, der nun in die Netzteilbranche eingestiegen ist. Stellt sich uns also die Frage, ob dieser Start von Erfolg gekrönt ist. Zwecks dessen haben wir uns das Fusion 550R mit 500W Leistung geordert. Dieses wird wie immer unserem starken Belastungstest standhalten müssen und insbesondere bei der Kühltopologie beurteilt.
Arctic Cooling konnte sich innerhalb der letzten Jahre besonders im
Bereich der PC-Kühlungen etablieren und bietet Lösungen für nahezu jede
Anwendung. In diesem Jahr präsentierte Arctic Cooling sein erste Serie von
PC-Netzteilen - die Fusion Modelle. Der Schweizer Hersteller konzentriert
sich, mit 500W, vorerst auf nur eine Leistungsklasse. Im heutigen Review
sehen wir uns das Fusion 550R an, welches für den europäischen Markt
produziert wird (zu den anderen Varianten später mehr).
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