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Die Modu82+ Netzteilserie Serie gehörte lange Zeit zu den meistverkauften Stromwandlern von Enermax, jetzt existiert endlich ein Nachfolger: die neue Triathlor Baureihe. Die Enermax Ingenieure legten dabei den Focus ihrer Arbeit erwartungsgemäß auf Langlebigkeit, Solidität, einen möglichst leisen Betrieb und die Optimierung der Effizienzwerte, ohne sich dabei den Blick auf die elektronische Sicherheit der Geräte zu verstellen. Das Enermax Triathlor 385 kann zwar "nur" mit einem 80+ Bronze Emblem aufwarten, erkauft sich dieses Marketing Zertifikat aber nicht mit effizienzpushenden Einsparungen in der Elektronik, wie wir es in der jüngsten Vergangenheit immer häufiger beobachten.
While Enermax are more associated with their ultra high performance enthusiast-class power supplies, like the Platimax 850W we reviewed recently, they do have a more budget range of power supplies – notably the Triathlor series. Today we have with us the Triathlor 450W power supply from Enermax. This is a budget orientated non-modular 80 Plus Bronze power supply designed for moderate systems with a single graphics card or two low power graphics cards that only use a single 6 pin PCIe connector. It is actually quite a compact unit thanks to its lower wattage and this allows it to be ideal for micro-ATX and mini ITX systems with constrained spaces for the power supply.
In terms of specifications this unit distributes its power over two 12 volt rails allowing the motherboard and CPU to have their own 12 volt rail separate from the graphics cards and molex/sata devices which are on the second 12 volt rail. The unit boasts a rather advanced Enermax Twister Bearing “Silence” 120mm fan compared to the normal cheap and cheerful ADDA fans we tend to find on the vast majority of power supplies, especially the budget ones. Without any further ado let’s take a look at Enermax’s Triathor 450W and see how well this budget offering stands up in our testing.
Im August dieses Jahres wurde die neue Enermax TRIATHLOR Netzteile Serie ins Leben gerufen. Diese beinhaltet vorerst 4 Modelle in verschiedenen Watt Stufen von 300 bis 550 Watt. Diese wird später mit zusätzlichen stärkeren Modellen der der Triathlor-FC-Serie mit 550, 650 und 700 Watt ergänzt. Diese neue Mittelklasse Serie verfügt über den 80Plus Bronze Standard und soll auch Kunden mit weniger Budget ansprechen.
Technic3D hat das Enermax Triathlor 550 Watt Netzteil im Test. Mit guter Ausstattung möchte Enermax auch in der Mittelklasse eine solide Leistung anbieten. Wie das Triathlor Netzteil mit 550W auf dem Teststand abschneidet, steht im folgenden Artikel
In the next few months Enermax will be refreshing their offering in the mainstream / low end areas bringing the Triathlor to market. Today we have the 550w model on our test bench to find out what it offers for those on a limited budget.
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.
Enermax is a well known manufacturer of high quality Power Supply Units. In this review
we take a look at the smaller Enermax TRIATHLOR 550W Power Supply Unit. It has two +12
volt rails, sleeved cables and modular connectors. Let us see how this small beast
performs.
Enermax’s Triathlor series is one of their budget series of power supplies. The Triathlor series is below the Platimax, MaxRevo and Revolution87+ power supplies but above the NAXN82+ and NAXN Basic power supplies. The Triathlor series still boasts the same Enermax quality and reliability but is instead aimed at providing a more attractive price point. We’ve already taken at Enermax’s 450W Triathlor power supply which we found to be a great power supply even if it was a tad on the expensive side, though you’d expect that as even though the Triathlor series from Enermax is “budget” it is still better than the budget offerings from most other companies. Of course the Enermax Triathlor should be seen more as a mid-range product, though with 80 Plus Bronze certification it is hard to market it as that.
The Enermax ETA700AWT-M Triathlor FC 700W semi-modular power supply we have here today is Enermax’s top Triathlor series PSU. With a semi-modular cabling design, enough power for SLI/CFX and a custom T.B Silence 120mm fan this power supply would do justice to anything high end gaming system. Unlike some of the cheaper competitors out there Enermax’s 700W Triathlor uses a high quality DC to DC converter design, has active PFC and uses Japanese capacitors so should have top notch performance. Without any further ado let’s find out how good the performance actually is.
Das Enermax Triathlor Eco rundet Enermax' Sortiment nach unten ab: Günstiger als die Triathlor FC, aber ebenfalls modular und mit 80Plus-Bronze. Wir testen den 450-Watt-Spross.
Enermax Triathlor FC 550 Watt Neben den Oberklasse- und High-End-Serien Revolution87+ und Platimax bietet Enermax auch Mittelklasse-Netzteile an. Wir testen das Triathlor FC 550 Watt.
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