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In this review we will be looking at the Toughpower Grand 1050w power supply from Thermaltake. The Toughpower Grand is a new design aimed at providing the highest efficiency while still delivering clean and reliable power to enthusiast and gaming systems.
Après une excellente gamme ZS, OCZ nous revient avec une nouvelle ligne, les ZT. Des blocs qui se veulent proches des ZS, mais qui proposent, en plus du ventilateur de 140 mm et de la certification 80 Plus Bronze, des câbles totalement modulaires. Ce nouveau modèle, à 89 € pour le 650 watts, se montre-t-il intéressant ? Réponse dans notre article.
Enermax is a company renowned for their high performance power supplies. Here at Tech-Reviews, we’ve kindly been sent the Revolution85+ 950W power supply to take a look at. Let’s take it to the battlefield and compare it up against some of the other top PSU’s in our roundup. Read on and find out if the Enermax Revolution 85+ is victorious.
Cooler Master is well-known for their cases and CPU coolers, but they also offer some very high quality power supplies. We have taken a look at their Silent Pro Hybrid and Silent Pro Gold units in the past and today we are taking a look at the newer Silent Pro M2 series. The Silent Pro M2 series is very popular with units ranging from 420W all the way up to 1500W. Today we are looking at the highest wattage Silent Pro M2, the 1500W. It features a dual 12V rail design, 135mm durable hydraulic dynamic bearing fan, a 80PLUS Silver efficiency rating, modular cables, and a 5 year warranty. Read on as we put this power supply to the test!
We also like to review low-end products from time to time so people with a serious budget restriction can have an idea whether it is worthwhile to buy cheap products or not. Today we are going to take an in-depth look on eXtreme Power Plus 550 W (RS-550-PCAR-E3) from Cooler Master. Can it really deliver its rated power? Let's see.
TR2 is a cost-effective power supply series from Thermaltake, which is comprised of two sub-series: TR2 standard (430 W, 500 W, 600 W, 700 W and 1,000 W) and TR2 RX (450 W, 550 W, 650 W, 750 W, 850 W, 1,000 W, 1,200 W). Models from TR2 RX series have modular cabling system. Being targeted to users on budget, several model from this series don't even have the standard 80 Plus certification. Today we are going to test the 750 W from TR2 RX series. Is it a good buy? Let's see.
Vor einiger Zeit hatten wir bereits ein DDR3-Speicherkit von G.Skill aus der "Sniper"-Serie bei uns im Test. Trotz ihrer gewöhnungsbedürftigen Optik, konnten die Riegel dabei durchwegs überzeugen. Vor allem das Übertaktungspotential war für Module mit 4 GByte an Kapazität vergleichsweise gut. Wer sich bei den Taktraten allerdings nicht auf Abenteuer einlassen will, für den hat G.Skill nun ein weiteres Kit, diesmal aus der "RipjawsX"-Reihe, vorgestellt, welches offiziell bis 1866 MHz spezifiziert ist. Die hohen Taktraten machen sich dabei auch in unseren Benchmarks bemerkbar.
OCZ Fatal1ty 700 W promises to be a high-end gamer-grade power supply, labeled at 50º C and featuring a 120-mm fan, active PFC, single rail design but not a modular cabling system. Is this a good product? Can it really deliver 700 W? Let's see.
ASUS is the number on motherboard manufacturer in the world and they've been expanding to other business for several years, recently reaching the power supply market. Though ASUS power supplies are not sold in the US, this didn't prevent us from getting our hands on their 650 W product, which is sold throughout the world. Like the 500 W (P-50GA) model we already reviewed this unit is manufactured by Delta Electronics. Does this power supply carry ASUS high-quality standards? Let's see.
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