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The power supply market has always been fiercely competitive, with PC Power & Cooling always remaining a solid staple for nearly two decades. If you have built any systems in that wide range chances are good you have heard of PC P&C, who partner with OCZ Technology to bring their PSUs to light. The prime example is the Silencer series, which has and continues to be a huge hit for the two companies. After a lengthy hiatus, the Silencer family gets a new addition in the Silencer Mk III, which aside from other innovations, brings the series to the modular era. Compared to previous Silencer lines, the Mk III division is also going one step ahead by offering a broader array of wattages and efficient ratings. Ranging from 400W to 1200W, the lower-end models from 400W to 600W are 80 PLUS Bronze certified; the high-end 750W and 850W flavours are 80 PLUS Gold certified, and the extreme 1200W model sports the 80 PLUS Platinum rating. Technology X will be reviewing the OCZ x PC Power & Cooling Silencer Mk III 850W PSU, which at $160 provides a solid seven-year warranty and more than adequate power output. While not completely passive, the fan-equipped MK III tries to live up to its name and provide noiseless top-notch performance while remaining proficient in the process.
We are looking at a 750W Antec High Current PRO Power Supply Unit from Antec. It is 80 Plus Gold certified, got modular cables and hith quality components. And on top it's wrapped in a nice looking case. But what about the performance?
Rosewill comes swinging back at the plate, this time with a fanless power supply guaranteed to keep things quiet.
The PC Power & Cooling Silencer MK III 750W power supply has an 80 Plus gold efficiency rating with continuous output at 50C. The Silencer MK III 750W has a unique switch that allows users to choose between normal or silent mode, where the 140mm cooling fan runs idle whenever the load is under 50%.
We take a look at another Rosewill unit and what we find might just tempt you to buy two or three.
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.
Enermax's new Triathlor FC 650W has a decent set of features and performs relatively well, but the price point seems a bit askew for what you get.
Enermax is a well known manufacturer of high quality Power Supply Units. In this review we take a look at the smaller Enermax TRIATHLOR 700W Power Supply Unit. It has two +12 volt rails, sleeved cables and modular connectors. Let us see how this small beast performs.
Quality wise, the Corsair CX430M is much better than most people would expect from a power supply which now ships for $24.99 after rebate and a $10 off coupon. We cannot claim that it has been built like a tank; we have certainly seen better but certainly not in a $25 product. Still, Corsair cooperated with a highly respected OEM, CWT, the circuit design is that of a “by the book” APFC unit without the companies cutting corners on filtering and or safety and, finally, the choice of components was excellent for a product of such a class...
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