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Thermaltake is adding four new models to their Toughpower XT series, 565 W, 665 W, 775 W and 875 W. The first question that came into our minds was "do they use a different internal design"? This question is important since we tested the 750 W version of Toughpower XT and it presented a very high noise level at +12 V output when delivering its labeled wattage. Let's see if things improved with the 775 W model.
Power Supply
I have gotten to know Sentey through their case division over the past few months. In that time I have looked at the Optimus and the Arvina mid-tower offerings. Today we have their 80 Plus Gold 850 watt power supply on hand for evaluation. This will be the first power supply I have looked at from them, so it will be interesting to see how they handle something besides a case.
Getting a suitable and good PSU is not that easy as there are plenty of PSU brands, models in the market where you may confuse which one should be "The One" for your setup. Anyway we are going to introduce a mainstream PSU to you; In Win Commander 750W which is a lower wattage than our previous review on its big brother; Commander 1200W.
Many of our readers may be unfamiliar with the Xigmatek brand. Xigmatek is a relatively new company that began by offering excellent thermal management products to enthusiasts. Xigmatek was launched as a branch of parent company 'Micro Technology' in 2005 and they quickly expanded to offer more solutions for the DIY market such as computer cases and power supplies. Xigmatek's company philosophy is simple; ICE. This stands for Impressive, Creative, and Essential.
Most American computer enthusiasts are familiar with Rosewill who are a sister company to one of the largest online retailers, Newegg. Rosewill's primary goal is to offer (through Newegg) a very wide variety of products, ranging from card readers to computer cases, all at very competitive prices.
Das Cooler Master V700 ist ein vollständig modulares Netzteil und erlaubt damit eine optimale Anpassung der Verkabelung an das jeweile PC-System.
Das 80 PLUS Gold Netzteil und die Anschlusskabel werden jeweils in einer Tasche geliefert, um alle nötigen Kabel griffbereit zu haben, sobald man den PC umrüsten möchte.
Der erste Eindruck des neuen 700 Watt Netzteils ist bereits hervorragend.
Im folgenden Review schauen wir uns das modulare Cooler Master V700 High-End Netzteil genauer an und vergleichen die Ergebnisse mit einigen Netzteilen aus den unterschiedlichsten Preisklassen.
Das Cooler Master V700 Netzteil wird übrigens in Kürze beim Redaktion ocinside.de Halloween 2013 Gewinnspiel verlost.
Seit Hersteller wie FSP oder SuperFlower auch günstigere Netzteile mit 80Plus Gold bereitstellen, ist das Zertifikat längst nicht mehr nur für High-End-Geräte vorbehalten. Daher setzt sich langsam aber sicher 80Plus Platinum durch, um die Produkte im hohen Preisbereich sichtbar abgrenzen zu können. Um diese Auszeichnung zu erhalten, werden Änderungen vorgenommen, die ein Netzteil insgesamt verändern. Daher wollen wir nun untersuchen, wie sich ein 80Plus-Platinum-Netzteil bei unserem Lasttest schlägt. Außerdem werden wir, wie es bei Neuheiten üblich ist, die Elektronik etwas näher begutachten.
A few weeks ago we reviewed the Silverstone Strider Gold 1200W power supply and we were very impressed with the results. If you can’t quite stretch to the £200+ asking price, then today’s review product might just hit the spot. The SilverStone Strider Plus 1000W power supply costs around £100 less, but maintains a modular design with 80 Plus Silver Certification. Is it worth your money?
KitGuru takes the subject of power supplies very seriously, this is why we have a dedicated team behind the scenes, experts in their specific fields to produce some of the most detailed power related reviews online. Today one of our resident experts ‘IronLaw’ will explain exactly how a computer power supply works. While this can be a complex subject matter if you take your time reading it you will find it is not a ‘dark art’ subject, or something impossible to understand. We hope this will be both educational and informative.
Antec offers four power supply models within their High Current Pro (HCP) series: 750 W, 850 W, 1,000 W, and 1,200 W. The 1,000 W model has the 80 Plus Platinum certification, while the other models carry the 80 Plus Gold certification. Today we are going to take a look at the 750 W version, which features four +12 V rails. Let's see if it is a good buy.
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