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We got hands-on experience with the latest and greatest Cooler Master PSU, a 900W unit rated 80 Plus Gold, and it will be available in shops soon too! Using some advanced test gear we get to put it under extreme load to see how it handles. Read on if power saving and a world´s first 80 Plus Gold rating is interesting for you!
Corsair's HX series of power supplies are considered to be some of the best an enthusiast can purchase. We reviewed the HX620W and the HX1000W months ago and found them to be excellent products, among the best in their respective categories even today. But with an end user limited by the choice between a 620W and a 1kW unit there has been a huge gap between these two products. In order to fill that gap Corsair recently released two more HX series units, the HX750W and the HX850W. Today we will review the larger and more promising of the two newly released models - the HX850W, a product loaded with features and boasting some very strict specifications.
Das AXP SuperNova 800 Watt Netzteil ist bei uns eingegangen und wird nun analysiert. Das verlegen der Anschlusskabel wird durch das modulare Stecksystem der Kabel einfach gestaltet. Es werden nur die Kabel angeschlossen, welche man auch benötigt. Mit dem kleinen Kraftwerk lassen sich SLI Systeme mit bis zu drei Grafikkarten betreiben. Für die Optik ist ein blau beleuchteter 140 mm Lüfter verbaut, der zudem für ein geringes Betriebsgeräusch sorgen soll. Wir haben für euch die Stabilität des Netzteils getestet.
Topower is a traditional OEM manufacturer, being the real manufacturer behind units from brands like Tagan and OCZ (not all power supplies from OCZ are manufactured by Topower, though). They also sell power supplies using their own brand and today we are going to review their PowerBird 900 W unit, which uses a full modular cabling system and is based on a two-transformer design. Let's see whether this is a good unit or not.
We'll start with what Tuniq has done right. The Ripper 1000W is a good looking unit; clean finish, sleeved cables with matching heatshrink, connectors and fan grill. The unit comes with plenty of molex connectors and the cables have quite a bit of length in them. In terms of performance, the Ripper finds itself placed comfortably in the middle of the pack- while there are better units available, it outperforms plenty others. Still, all around good performance.
This is the first point-n-shoot camera that I have worked with extensively in about three years as I have been using a DSLR exclusively. Before that, I owned a few Nikon and Olympus point-n-shoot cameras and have had some brief shooting time with a Canon and Kodak camera in the past year or so, neither of which I was terribly impressed with. Of course, it would be foolish to think the FX150 would outperform the DSLR so I won't exactly be comparing the two side by side here today. I have, however, been looking for a nice point-n-shoot unit to carry around with me at all times and I aim to find out if the FX150 is a worthy contender in that category.
Instead of releasing a longer 850 W power supply, Antec decided to build a taller unit. Because of it is bigger, CP-850 only fits a few cases from Antec (Twelve Hundred, P183 and P193). Is it a better solution that regular-sized units? Let's see.
Xigmatek stellte bereits im letzten Jahr ihre ersten Netzteile vor. Damals konnten beide Exemplare bei uns im Test überzeugen, nur waren die damaligen Preise recht hoch und die Zielgruppe im High-End-Segment angesiedelt. Mit der neuen "Go Green"-Serie verfolgt man nun ein anderes Ziel und versucht die preis- und umweltbewussten Käufer anzusprechen. In unserem heutigen Review schauen wir uns das kleinere der beiden Modelle, das NRP PC402 genauer an.
ST-380PAS is the latest entry-level power supply from Seventeam, featuring active PFC and a 120-mm fan on the bottom. Is it a good product? Can it deliver its labeled power? Check it out.
Vor ungefähr einem Jahr präsentierte Xigmatek mit der NRP-HC und MC Serie seine ersten hochwattigen Netzteile. Nun möchte Xigmatek auch im Einstiegssegment Fuss fassen und präsentiert ein effizientes, 80plus Bronze zertifiziertes Netzeil mit 400 Watt Leistung. Ein leiser Lüfter sowie hochwertige Komponenten sollen das Netzteil auch für Einsteigersysteme der Kategorie "Gaming" interessant machen. Wie sich das Xigmatek NRP-PC402 im Test schlägt, erfahrt ihr auf den nächsten Seiten.
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