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Auf Grund der ausgesprochen starken Nachfrage, haben wir uns kurzfristig entschlossen, weitere preiswerte Netzteile der Markenhersteller im Leistungssegment um 400 Watt zu testen. En Detail werden das zunächst die Netzteile be quiet! Straight Power E8 400W und das Antec High Current Gamer HCG-400 sein, wobei wir weitere Neuzugänge wie das neue Enermax ErPro80+ eventuell auch noch berücksichtigen werden.
Technic3D widmet sich der aktuellen Truepower Quattro Netzteil-Serie von Antec. Wie sich das 1.200 Watt starke High-End Netzteil auf dem Teststand schlägt, zeigt der folgende Testbericht.
PC Power & Cooling has always been known for their high quality power supplies, but there have been a small number of changes since OCZ acquired them in 2007. Now PCP&C seems to be getting back to basics with the new Silencer models. Gone is the large 135mm overhead fan and back is the 80mm rear mounted format they used in the pre-OCZ years. Of course there are no modular cables here, everything is hard wired as they have always done. And just like most of the Silencer MkII line, the Silencer 760 boasts an 80Plus Silver certification.
ADATA has always been a well known manufacturer of memory and storage products. In early 2010, the company announced that it was entering the power supply market with the introduction of the Horus series of power supplies. The HM series comes in five different flavors ranging from 500W all the way up to 1200W, providing something for just about everyone. Today we have their HM-1200 on the bench to see how their first entry into the power supply market performs.
Let’s take a look at this entry-level 300 W power supply from Akasa, a.k.a. AK-PD030FG, which has active PFC circuit and 80 Plus certification.
Let's take a look at this entry-level 650 W power supply from Seventeam that carries the 80 Plus Bronze certification.
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 nous ajoutons ce jour les Thermaltake Tough Power Grand 750 watts, BeQuiet Dark Power Pro P9 750 watts et Xilence XQ 850 watts.
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.
It's hard to believe it is already February -- it feels like it wasn't too long ago since it was the holidays filled with food, comfort, and in some cases, lots of snow. Of course, in various parts of the world, there is still snow, but at this point, I doubt we wish to see anymore around here in Vancouver, BC, Canada. Either way, it wasn't too far back when we last took a look at a power supply. In fact, it happened to be the last article written in 2010, with none other than the NZXT HALE90 750W report. To start off the month of February, we decided to report on yet another power supply; at the same time, the first one of 2011 as well. The SilverStone Strider Gold ST75F-G 750W we will be taking a look at today is not exactly as unique as the HALE90 in terms of looks, but it is more of a follow-up to the SilverStone Strider Plus ST75F-P 750W with a 80 Plus Gold rating to boot. SilverStone is renowned for their quality products in the computer sector with products such as cases, fans, power supplies, and much more. This will be their first power supply with the Gold rating, and to reuse our slightly dated joke, their first 'stride', so to speak. (Man, is that ever getting old, guess I haven't quite gotten over 2010 yet either.) With that aside, without further delay, let us jump right into today's report and see if it is more than simply swapping out the "Plus" for a "Gold".
Today we are taking a look at the Sparkle Computer Corp. SCC-750AF Gold Class PSU. This 750W power supply is the smaller brother to one we reviewed back in November. It is part of the same product line, but features only 750W instead of 850W.
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