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Nach unserem 300-400 Watt Roundup ist es wieder mal Zeit für einen großen Vergleichstest. Mehrere Netzteile im Leistungsbereich von 700-750 Watt mussten sich beweisen und gegeneinander antreten. Wer sich durchsetzen konnte und ob es beim Sieger sogar für unseren Award reicht, erfahrt ihr im Test.
Nach den zahlreichen Einzeltests im Netzteilbereich steht nun wieder ein umfangreicher Roundup der höheren Leistungsklasse an. Dieser ermöglicht eine bessere Vergleichbarkeit innerhalb diesen Bereiches. Wie ihr feststellen werdet, haben wir dabei einen bunten Mix an Produkten berücksichtigt, von ganz billig bis sehr teuer, mit Kabelmanagement und ohne. Die Eigenschaften der Geräte gehen teilweise weit auseinander und so können wir sehen, was man aktuell für sein Geld bekommt.
Looking for a 600~700W PC power supply but haven't decided yet what to get? In addition to our 2009 summer article we at Madshrimps have tested another four popular products from major brands like Nexus, OCZ, Zalman, Enermax, Scythe and Sharkoon. We compared features, performance and efficiency. Which one to get? Read on to find out!
It is natural for an enthusiast to be dazzled by monsters such as the Corsair AX1200i and the Cooler Master Silent Pro M2 1500W; however, even the majority of the enthusiasts would not actually purchase such a beast. It is (or should be) common knowledge that even a very good gaming system does not demand more than 300W-350W and thus, as power supplies are being designed to optimally perform at about 50% capacity, 550W-600W units are plenty for the vast majority of gamers and common users. It is only with multiple video cards, large raid arrays and other “specialized” designs that power requirements may increase substantially. Knowing that and realizing the need to offer our readers insight on products which truly are of interest to them, today we bring you a roundup review of seven quality 550W-600W power supplies...
Après trois blocs en 1200 watts, un 1500 watts, c'est de nouveau un modèle en 1200 watts qui rejoint notre comparatif, en l’occurrence le Thortech Thunderbolt 1200 watts, qui profite lui aussi d'une certification Gold.
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.
We've already tested the 450 W version from power supply series from 3R System, and it proved to be a product with an excellent cost/benefit ratio. Let's now see if the 500 W version is also a good buy.
The AK6 is the latest power supply series from 3R System, offered in two wattages, 500 W and 600 W, with (models ended with "M"
or without a modular cabling system. They come with the 80 Plus Bronze certification. We've already reviewed the 500 W model, which deserved our recommendation. Let's now test the 600 W model with a modular cabling system, which the manufacturer promises a peak wattage of 700 W.
The AK6 is the latest power supply series from 3R System, offered in two wattages, 500 W and 600 W, with (models ended with "M"
or without a modular cabling system. They come with the 80 Plus Bronze certification. Let's test the 500 W model with a modular cabling system, which the manufacturer promises a peak wattage of 600 W.
From time to time we like to test power supplies from obscure brands or from brands that are popular in other countries but not in the United States. This is the case today, with our review of the AK 500 power supply from the South Korean 3R System. Let's see if this power supply is a viable option or if it is a piece of Chinese garbage with a South Korean passport.
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