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Compared with companies such as Corsair and Enermax, NesteQ is a relatively small company when it comes to PSUs. When I told a few of my friends about this PSU, the majority of them had never even heard on NesteQ. However, for those of us who have been following PC hardware for a while will know that NesteQ is famed for their quiet PSUs and other products aimed at reducing noise from your system. This new PSU is no exception.
Leise und Stromsparende Netzteile erfreuen sich immer größerer Beliebtheit. Da war es nur eine Frage der Zeit, bis auch NZXT ein passendes Gerät anbieten würde. Dieser Hersteller hat sich vor allem bei Gehäusen einen guten Namen gemacht. Da wundert es uns nicht, dass man diese erfolgreiche Marke auch für andere Produkte, wie zum Beispiel Netzteile, anbieten möchte.
Today we have a new brand crossing the test bench to see what it can handle. This time the power supply is from LEPA. Most of you will not be familiar with LEPA at all, but will easily recognize the parent brand of ECOMASTER. LEPA's power supply offerings are identical to that of its sister company, Enermax. This is because they are simply rebranded and offered to consumers with the LEPA name instead of Enermax. We aren't entirely sure why the same company would offer the same product under a different name, but as long as it performs well, then it doesn't really matter.
If you are the proud owner of a new high end SLI or CrossfireX gaming system, then you might be in the market for a powerful, future proof power supply. The product we are going to be looking at today will be of interest as it is 80 Plus Gold Certified modular design capable of outputting 1200W, with peaks up to 1300W. Is the SilverStone Strider Gold 1200W power supply good enough to be on your next shortlist?
As a hardware enthusiast, trade shows like CES and Computex showcase many new products that you can expect to see on the market either immediately or sometime after the show. As a hardware reviewer, these shows are even more insightful as it gives a pretty solid road map of what we will be working with over the next six months or so. We have already looked at products from OCZ, Cooler Master and SilverStone that we previewed at the show, just to name a few. Today that trend continues as we have Thermaltake's Toughpower Grand series power supply on the hotbed.
Zu viele ungenutzte Kabel im Gehäuse und kein Platz um die nicht genutzten Kabel zu verstecken? Da kann ein modulares Netzteil Abhilfe schaffen, allerdings sind modulare Netzteile nicht gerade günstig. Kostet manch ein modulares Netzteil doch schon über 100 Euro. Das es nicht immer so sein muss, zeigt uns Rasurbo mit seinem RAPM 550, welches nicht mehr als 60 Euro kostet. Neben der 550 Watt Version gibt es auch noch eine 650 Watt Version.
Since Hardware Secrets made us all look a little silly a few years ago, without access to the full test setups that the big sites and PSU manufacturers have, XSR has backed off its PSU reviews to instead make them unboxing-previews.
Once again we have another brand of power supply on the test bench that many of our readers will know little to nothing about. FSP Group has been around for quite some time and produces a very wide variety of power supplies for consumer, professional and industrial uses all across the world. Those that have been around long enough might also recognize the brand known as Fortron Source. We've been told that some of their latest power supplies boast great performance and efficiency, so we gladly accepted the offer when FSP asked if we would like to sample a unit.
Corsair have built up a great reputation over the years, and their power supplies have always scored very highly on KitGuru, with the AX range setting a new benchmark standard. Today we are looking at the new HX1050, the replacement for the successful HX1000 unit. Should this be on your shortlist for a new system upgrade?
Et oui, voilà que le 600T de Corsair est de retour à la Ferme, mais dans sa version Ultra tendance White. Un boitier que l'on connait donc très bien, et qui arrive dans une nouvelle déclinaison encore plus SEXY. L'occasion pour nous de vous présenter ce 600T White par le biais de quelques photos, mais aussi de vérifier si Corsair a amélioré les quelques défauts du 600T premier du nom.
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