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Sentey's new Platinum rated power supply performs great but, has other issues that need to be addressed.
The EarthWatts Platinum is the latest power supply series from Antec, and will be available in 450 W, 550 W, and 650 W versions, coming with the 80 Plus Platinum certification. This new series will reach the North American market next month; we were able to get a sample before its official release. Let's see if the 650 W model is a good option.
500 watts is a popular segment these days. It's more than enough for powering an Ivy Bridge or Haswell CPU and a single mid-range or high-end graphics card. There's a lot of competition in the pricing in this segment. Spending money on a decent PSU is not a small part of the total price of building a capable PC system. For this reason manufacturers try to keep prices for their 500W PSUs as low as possible.
Can the improved Thunderbolt Plus offer anything more compared to the standard Thunderbolt power supplies? We put it to the test to find out!
The EVGA 600B 600W Power Supply is an affordable solution for anyone who's on a budget, but needs a quality PSU. It's 80 Plus Bronze certified, has a single +12V rail, comes with a quiet 120mm fan & a 3 year warranty.
Sitting at the top of OCZ's recently announced Champ1on Series of Fatal1ty PSUs is the 80Plus Gold Certified 1000w model with modular cables and very distinct styling. We have that very version on our test bench today and will find out if gamers should be putting it at the top of their shopping list for new system builds... after all we all need a new system with AMD and NVIDIA throwing out new GPUs almost weekly.
You may not have heard of Silver Power before, but when they approached us with a fanless power supply for review, we were intrigued. Not only that, but it is a modular design with 80 Plus Certification. Today we find out if it is a good first choice for a new media center build.
Cooler Master's GX II 550 Watt power supply is an 80 Plus Bronze rated PSU. The GX II 550 has been designed to support the power saving features of Intel's Haswell CPUs and will provide USB power to charge mobile devices while the computer's off. Feeding power to the components, there's the standard 24-pin connector to the motherboard, a 4+4-pin 12V supply for the CPU, a pair of 6+2 pin PCI-e connectors, two cables with three SATA power connectors each, and one cable with three 4-pin Molex connectors and a floppy drive power connector.
Die Pure-Power-L8-Serie verspricht 80Plus-Bronze-Effizienz und ein leises Betriebsgeräusch. Nach dem 630-Watt-Modell testen wir die Variante mit 430 Watt für gut 50 Euro.
OCZ has done a refresh of their Fatal1ty power supply series, but it may not have been for the better. Let's take a close look at the new PSU now.
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