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Die ersten Monate des Jahres 2009 gestalten sich für einen Netzteiltester bisher äußerst arbeitsintensiv, einerseits trudeln so langsam die auf den Messen zelebrierten Neuerscheinungen in der Redaktion ein. Andererseits gibt es daneben so viele unerwähnte Highlights, das eine sinnvolle Selektierung kaum möglich wäre, ohne andere Projekte zu vernachlässigen. In den letzten Netzteil Tests konnten wir einige dieser Lücken dauerhaft füllen, somit bleibt die Zeit für eine von vielen erwartete Neuvorstellung: dem ersten Netzteil von Arctic Cooling.
Arctic Cooling releases a new product with silent rotating fan under their own brand name. Overall a properly priced product with low noise, good performance and some issues with cable length.
It has been awhile since our last PSU review and today we are glad to introduce you another interesting, high performance PSU. Our hero today is Arctic Cooling Fusion 550R which is a 550W ATX2.2 PSU. Besides green and high efficient, Arctic Cooling Fusion 550R has another unique feature; an ultra quiet 80mm fan. Let us go through further.
The Fusion 550R PSU, a new and great product from Arctic Cooling. It was
equips with the 80mm F8 Pro fan situated outside of the PSU housing to
provide a quiet yet performance power to meet the enthusiast
requirements ...
Unusually for a psu the Fusion 550R comes in a clear blown plastic type “box”, nothing wrong with that though, as it shows of the psu in all its glory with its “ECO80” sticker in full view. Also on the front is a small picture of the unit along with a few lines regarding the features of the unit.
Arctic Cooling owes their good reputation almost entirely to high performance cooling products, but they are making concentrated efforts to diversify their product range. Today we will have a look at a new product from them, the Fusion 550R PSU. Carrying an interesting name and boasting high performance and many features, it is the one and only PSU Arctic Cooling released. Is it worth being on a shortlist in such a competitive section of the market?
To start off, we must say that we were really disappointed with the name chosen by Arctic Cooling for this product. 550RF leads you to believe that this is a 550 W product, when in fact it is a 500 W power supply. The 550 W on the name is the peak power, which according to the manufacturer can be sustained for only ONE SECOND. This kind of gimmick is typically used by low-end manufacturers and we wouldn't expect this from a Swiss-based company. But besides that, is Fusion 550RF a good product? Let's see.
The Arctic Cooling Fusion 550RF is manufactured by Seasonic for Arctic Cooling and it is internally identical to Corsair VX450W and Antec Earthwatts 500W power supplies. Read on to figure out how it can be rated 100W higher than the Corsair VX450W and to see how it does on an Intel Core i7 920 system!
Arctic Fusion 550RF und Corsair CX500 Was kaufen, wenn das neue Netzteil einfach nur viel Leistung für wenig Geld liefern soll? Mit dem Arctic Fusion 550 und dem Corsair CX500 testen wir zwei solche Netzteile.
Although already discontinued by the manufacturer, we are always curious to check the performance of low-end power supplies just for fun. Let's see what ASUS Atlas A-45GA and whether you should be worried or not if you own one
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