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Powering our test rig today is one of High Powers 80PLUS Platinum units, the Astro PT. The Astro PT is a semi-modular power supply rated at 700W, has an all-digital power delivery mechanism, flat ribbon-style modular cables, and a special LED bar on the rear of the unit that will display the units load and efficiency in real-time, which High Power have dubbed the “Eagle Eye.” You may recognize this particular model if you follow trade shows, as at this year’s Computex it took home the Design and Innovation Award.
The traditional OEM is entering the retail market. Let’s see if their 850 W offering with 80 Plus Bronze certification and modular cabling system is a good pick.
Hiper have three different series of PSUs, the Type-R MKII series consisting of modular high performance units, the Type-M series consisting of non-modular high performance units and the Type-S series consisting of simpler, mainstream units. We reviewed most of the Type-R and Type-M ranges in the past couple of years, but today we are going to take our very first look at their new S series with the S625 unit. The S625 is capable of handling a continuous power output of up to 625W and offers a rather wide range of features for a very alluring price tag. We will examine the features and the performance of the S625 in this review.
Hiper's new TYPE R MKII 680W ATX power supply brings a lot to the table, and it's all good. With excellent performance, quiet operation, and a very innovative feature set, this PSU could easily find a home in all but the most demanding systems.
KitGuru takes the subject of power supplies very seriously, this is why we have a dedicated team behind the scenes, experts in their specific fields to produce some of the most detailed power related reviews online. Today one of our resident experts ‘IronLaw’ will explain exactly how a computer power supply works. While this can be a complex subject matter if you take your time reading it you will find it is not a ‘dark art’ subject, or something impossible to understand. We hope this will be both educational and informative.
More and more traditional companies from other segments are entering the PC power supply market. However, the majority of them actually don't manufacture their products. In this short tutorial we will teach you how to find out who is the real manufacturer of a given power supply.
Today we are going to test this 450 W power supply from Huntkey. Will it be a bad product like other units from this brand we reviewed?
Certain power supply series from Huntkey (like V-Power and Green Star) are labeled with their peak wattage instead of their continuous wattage. So far in our reviews only Titan 650 W (sold in the US as the first version of Best Buy's Rocketfish 700 W) and Jumper 550 didn't explode during our tests. We've already reviewed the 450 W version from Balance King series, which also exploded in a very unusual way. Let's see if the 500 W model will survive our tests.
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