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There is very little one could reasonable fault the ZX 850W power supply on. Actually there’s quite a bit of things that I do like. OCZ has put quite a bit of thought, effort and detail into this power supply. The packaging, the paint job, wires, the clean construction inside, everything speaks highly of OCZ’s efforts here and their efforts are not without results. The ZX 850W isn’t only for show.
If you are in the market for a 1U Mini ITX server power supply then today’s product will be of interest. The Athena Power 350W FlexATX supply is designed to provide compact flexibility for mini servers. It is also compatible with many Shuttle XPC, HP Pavilion and IBM SurePOS systems.
The NAXN is the latest power supply series from Enermax, and is subdivided into three sub-series: the NAXN, also known as Tomahawk II, featuring 350 W, 450 W, and 500 W models, with no 80 Plus certification; the NAXN 80+, featuring 350 W, 450 W, 500 W, and 600 W models, with the standard 80 Plus certification; and the NAXN 82+, featuring 750 W and 850 W models, with the 80 Plus Bronze certification and modular cabling system (a feature not available on the models from the other two sub-series.) Let's see if the new Enermax NAXN 82+ 750 W is a good option.
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.
What we have on the bench today is a power supply from a company that most of you have probably never heard of. Sentey is a company whose headquarters resides in Florida with an operations center in California and manufacturing in China. The company is also expanding distribution centers in Latin America and is poised to make quite a name for itself. Currently the company offers a wide selection of computer cases, coolers, video cards and power supplies.
Cooler Master hat uns sein Schlachtschiff aus der Serie Silent Pro Gold zukommen lassen. 1200W, ausgestattet mit 80 Plus Gold Zertifizierung mit einem Wirkungsgrad über 90% versprechen einiges. Da wir schon die 800W Variante ausgiebig testen konnten bleibt hier die Frage, ob sich etwas am Spannungsverlauf oder Lautstärkeverhalten ändert. Natürlich wird auch hier das Netzteil an sein Maximum getrieben und darüber hinaus, um einen Vergleich zu anderen Netzteilen dieser Kategorie zu bekommen. Unser Dank für die Bereitstellung des Testmusters geht an CoolerMaster!
The Athena Power AP-MFATX35 measures only 3.2" x 1.7" x 6" (80 x 40 x 150 mm) (W x H x D), being targeted to small form factor (SFF) computers with Mini-ITX motherboards. Rated at 350 W, is has the 80 Plus Bronze certification, which promises at least 82% efficiency. Let's see if this product is a good option.
LEPA is a newcomer to the power supply market, established by Ecomaster, the official distributor of Enermax power supplies in the United States. The LEPA G series is the Enermax MODU87+ series with a different name, and we don't understand why the same distributor offers the same power supplies under two different brands. We've already reviewed the LEPA G500-MA and the Enermax MODU87+ 700 W, and both proved to be excellent products. Let's see if the LEPA G700-MA is also a good option.
We were really surprised by the original Corsair CX430, a unit that doesn't have the 80 Plus certification but is able to present a terrific performance for its price point. Corsair updated the CX430 to include the standard 80 Plus certification and to extend its warranty from two to three years. The good news is that the new CX430 V2 is available at exactly the same price as the original CX430. Let's see how the new CX430 V2 stacks up against the original CX430.
Technic3D hat das Rasurbo 550 Watt Netzteil aus der Real&Power Serie im Test. Rasurbo setzt hier auf eine 80Plus Standard Zertifizierung zum Einstiegspreis. Wie das Preis,-Leistungs-Netzteil auf dem Teststand besteht, zeigt das folgende Review.
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