Sort by:
Title (
)
Date (
)
Rating (
)
Popularity (
)
Sites currently sorted by: Date (New Links Listed First)
)
Date (
)
Rating (
)
Popularity (
) Sites currently sorted by: Date (New Links Listed First)
Today we have one of the first samples of the OCZ ZT 750w PSU on our test bench to find out if it can hit that balance of performance and cost which appeals to the mainstream consumer.
Aujourd'hui, et comme nous l'avons déjà fait par le passé, nous mettons à jour notre comparatif d'alimentations avec deux nouveaux modèles de marques que nous connaissons bien. D'un coté, nous testons la toute nouvelle Pure Power L8 de Be Quiet dans sa version 530 watts, et de l'autre, la FSP Aurum 550 watts dans sa version modulaire. Go go go go ...
Our last PSU review took an in depth look at the performance of the Jou Jye BW-B620JL power supply. Many of our readers probably wanted to learn a bit more about the linking feature that allows multiple Jou Jye PSU's to be linked together. Jou Jye claims that a user is able to link two of these out of the box and then able to link a total of seven power supplies with some additional hardware offered by the company. Today we are going to take a deeper look at this feature and see if it is really all that it is cracked up to be.
As a reviewer, I always look forward to reviewing an Antec power supply, primarily due to fact that they really know how to make a good one! Antec has been around since 1986 and has risen to the elite class of PSU manufacturers for no other reason than quality. Antec has made a real mark on the hardware enthusiast market, primarily with their power supplies and cases, to a point where just about any enthusiast that has been building for a few years would have owned an Antec product at some point.
It is hard to believe it is already mid-October already. It seems not too long ago we were all enjoying the sunshine and days off -- at least that is how I feel here at APH Networks Vancouver, with the weather slowly becoming the usual colder, darker and filled with rain (As most Vancouverites has come to expect at this time of the year, anyway). Although if there is a good thing to take out of this weather, it would be the time spent inside. For me, I may finally have some time to write a review, do some work, and in general, spend more time in front of my computer. So for all those who will be spending more time in front of your computer like yours truly, there is one crucial component in a system that are often overlooked, and that is the power supply. A few months ago, we have covered the OCZ ZX Series 850W; OCZ's flagship performance PSU. Today, we will be diving deeper into a product from the other end of the spectrum, and that is the OCZ ZS Series 550W -- a more budget friendly power supply for enthusiasts who are looking for reliability and performance on budget. Nowadays, you can get a good quality power supply from a reputable manufacturer for $50-60, so why cheap out on the part that keeps the life of your computer going? Without further delay, let's dig right into our report, and check out all the juicy details to see if this product is right for the task.
Enermax n’avait pour l’instant que trois modèles d’alimentations de plus d’1 Kw, les Révolution 1020, 1050 et 1250 Watts avec leur label 80 Plus Argent. Et bien désormais, à l’instar d’autres grands fabricants, Enermax possède des blocs de plus de 1000 Watts labélisés 80 Plus Or, la série Maxrevo. Cela lui permet de rattraper des marques telles qu’Antec, Cooler master, Corsair et autres OCZ ou Thermaltake déjà présents sur ce créneau très très spécifique..
The Antec High Current Gamer power supply series is comprised of 400 W, 520 W, 620 W, 750 W, and 900 W models, all with 80 Plus Bronze certification, single +12 V rail, and no modular cabling system. Let's take a look at the 520 W model.
Ein neuer Oktober, eine Neuauflage der Be Quiet Netzteile. Wie bereits in den letzten Jahren hat Be Quiet auch dieses Jahr zum Herbstanfang die überarbeiteten Netzteile der Straight Power und Dark Power Pro Serien vorgestellt. Im Vergleich zu 2010 kam heuer die Pure Power Serie allerdings nicht zu kurz: Mit den aktuellen L8-Modellen erneuert Be Quiet die bereits betagten L7-Netzteile der Netzteilserie für Puristen.
Technic3D hat das 750 Watt Netzteil aus der Enermax Platimax Serie im Test. Die teuren Netzteil Vertreter mit 80Plus Platin Zertifikat sind im Handel noch rar gesät. Dies soll sich jedoch noch in diesem Jahr ändern und Enermax verspricht eine Verfügbarkeit im Oktober. Wie das Effiziente Platimax im Test abschneidet, steht im folgenden Review.
When you think of quality power supplies, a few names always spring to mind- Antec, Corsair and of course, Enermax. They are one of the more established companies, being around since 1990, and have made a reputation by consistently producing some of the finest power supplies on the market such as the Modu87+ we reviewed previously.
execution time : 0.133 sec