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Pour certaines configurations, on est obligé de passer à des blocs à la puissance totalement démesurée, comme les premiers modèles que nous testons ce jour et qui blindent à eux trois pas moins de 3600 watts. Aujourd'hui, nous allons donc tester et éprouver trois alimentations de 1200 watts en provenance de chez Antec, Corsair et Huntkey avec les modèles HCP 1200, AX-1200 et X7-1200.
300-Watt-Netzteile im Test Anders als es die Hersteller weiszumachen versuchen, reichen selbst 300 Watt Dauerleistung für erstaunlich viele moderne Computer aus. Wir testen vier bekannte 300-Watt-Netzteile.
L'alimentation est aujourd'hui une composante essentielle dans un PC. Son but premier est de fournir le courant nécessaire à votre machine. Aujourd'hui, nous ouvrons donc un comparatif de blocs, qui tentera de vérifier les performances et la stabilité d'alimentations de 650 à 1000 watts. Outre les : Seasonic X-Series 650 watts, Antec CP-850 watts, Cooler Master Silent Pro M 700 Watts, FSP Everest 800 watts, HuntKey X7 900 watts, BeQuiet Dark Power Pro P8 750 watts, Cooler Master Silent Pro Gold 800, Enermax Modu 87+ 800, Cooler Master GX 650 watts, Scythe Stronger 700 watts, OCZ Z-Series 1000 watts, Cougar SX 700 watts, Cougar GX 800 watts et Silverstone Strider Plus 750 watts, Corsair AX 850 watts, NZXT HALE 90 750 watts, Thermaltake Tough Power Grand 750 watts, BeQuiet Dark Power Pro P9 750 watts, Xilence XQ 850 watts, LEPA G900, NAXN 750, Club 3D CSP-D700CB, FSP Aurum 700 et Antec True Power New 750 watts, Corsair TX 750V2, Antec HCG 750, LDLC 650, Enermax Modu 87+ 800 V2 et Cooler Master GX 650 V2, nous ajoutons ce jour l'OCZ ZS Series 650 watts et la Tortech Thunderbolt 850 watts.
When you're assembling a basic system with or without an entry-level card you don't need more than 300-450 watts to power it. These PCs also benefit from a good and stable PSU, but there's a lot of junk available in this lower segment. We thought that was a good reason to separate the wheat from the chaff, so we put 39 power supplies through our standard testing process.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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