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Besides the chassis and cooling products, Thermaltake is also well known with their power supply units. Today we will have a quick look on one of their latest PSUs; ToughPower Grand. Thermaltake ToughPower Grand meets all the latest technologies and features for today's extreme PC systems but yet still affordable. Let us explore this eye-catching trendy PSU together in this review.
Okay, here we go: Last in-house article of the year. Just when you thought you just got used to writing '2010', it is time to update our brain calendar and practice writing '2011' starting... well, tomorrow. For those who were dreaming of a white Christmas and didn't get any (Which is really not the case for me, because we get that a little too often here in Canada -- of course, other than the igloos we live in, and polar bears we ride on a daily basis), in yours truly's personal opinion, the next best thing is a white power supply. Yeah yeah, call out for a lame introduction. But the point is, NZXT's HALE90 is really one of a kind. When I loaded up the company's website a short while ago, the moment I saw the NZXT HALE90's photo on their front page, I knew I just had to get my hands on this for my next main computer refresh. Since 2006, I have used a variety of Seasonic power supplies exclusively for my primary system, mainly because of their excellent performance, impeccable reliability, near silent operation, and top notch efficiency. And all four attributes are just as important as the next. This is where the NZXT HALE90 comes into the picture. Other than receiving excellent reviews from reputable websites that demonstrates this product's high load performance, 80 Plus Gold certification, large 140mm fan (Without actually using it, my best guess is that it would be acoustically silent, in which we will cover later in this report), the company adds one more thing to push everyone else aside: Looks. Unlike traditional matte black power supply units, this one has a sleek white painted exterior. But what makes NZXT's HALE90 so great beyond the surface? We cracked open a 750W example open to take a look at the hardware under the hood.
Zalman has just released a new power supply line, the HP Plus, featuring two internal heatpipes and modular cabling system. Is the 850 W model a good choice?
Als NZXT erstmals im deutschen Raum in Erscheinung trat, bot der Hersteller diverse Gehäuse für den Einsteiger-Markt und für das Gaming-Segment an. Mit der Zeit erweiterte sich das Sortiment an Gehäusen deutlich und auch andere Gebiete, welche sich aber nah am Gehäuse-Sektor orientierten, wurden erschlossen. So kamen noch Lüftersteuerungen, Kabel, Moddingartikel und Netzteile neu dazu. Bei den Netzteilen ging NZXT gleich in die vollen und präsentierten eine Serie von hocheffizienten Netzteilen im Leistungsbereich von 550 bis 1.000 Watt. Das 650-Watt-Exemplar haben wir uns herausgegriffen und wollen anhand von diesem schauen, wie sich die Hale-Power-Serie-90+ schlägt. Mehr erfahrt ihr auf den folgenden Seiten.
When Jakob visited SilverStone at CES 2011 earlier this month, they had on display their latest series of Strider Gold power supplies, and we are happy to have for review today the 750W model. The 750W Strider Gold has many of the same specifications as the 750W Strider Plus (Silver) such as a 750W continuous rating at 40°C, all modular cables, single +12V rail, 19dBA 135mm variable speed fan, 2200uF capacitors on the PCI-E cables and all the same protection features. How the 750W Strider Gold differs from the 750W Strider Plus, aside from the name, is primarily in its greater efficiency.
Last year KitGuru reviewed all three of the new XFX Pro Series family, the 850W, the 750W and the 650W. We found them all to be great power supplies capable of solid power delivery at very competitive prices. Today we review the two latest members of the Pro Series family, the 450W and 550W units.
Let’s take a look at the FSP Aurum Gold 700, a power supply with 80 Plus Gold certification and an incredible price tag.
Xigmatek was founded back in 2005 and is a company which primarily focuses on power supplies and high performance cooling solutions. Today we are putting to the test one of Xigmatek’s best power supplies, the NRP-MC802 800W unit, which boasts some very interesting specifications and features; we will see if it can perform as well as the company claims it can in this review.
Good, cheap, and power efficient are not usually words that combine when speaking about power supplies and yet that is exactly what 99% of consumers are looking for. Today we check out a power supply from FSP's Aurum line which promises to live up to those consumer wants. Let's find out how it fares.
Founded in 1994, Mushkin's headquarters still resides in Denver, Colorado while having numerous offices around the world. Mushkin offers something for just about every computer out there, from the business user to the gamer. With customers such as Apple and NASA, the folks at Mushkin know how to make a quality product.
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