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Fortron Source, besser bekannt als FSP zählt seit 1993 zu den 10 größten Netzteilherstellern weltweit und hat sich insbesondere im OEM Geschäft einen klingenden Namen erarbeitet, man denke nur an die aktuellen Netzteile von be quiet. Da die neue Aurum Serie wie der Name schon suggeriert 80+ Gold Effizienzwerte erreicht und FSP auf einen selbst konstruierten IC namens MIATechnologie (Multiple Intelligence Ability) setzt, war unsere Neugierde endgültig geweckt. Dieser Chip vereint verschiedene Kontrollmechanismen wie PWM (Pulse-width Modulation), ZCS PFC (Nullstromschalter), Post SR, Active-Clamp und Zweikreisschutz vor Überstrom, woraus sich für FSP in dieser Preisklasse durchaus ein Alleinstellungsmerkmal ergibt.
Das die Konkurrenz in dieser Preisklasse erfreulicherweise nicht nur quantitativ sondern auch qualitativ zugenommen hat, waren wir äußerst gespannt, wie sich das FSP Aurum im direkten Vergleich zu den bisher besten Netzteilen in unserer Preis-Leistungs Topliste aus der Affäre ziehen kann, dazu wünschen wir euch wieder viel Vergnügen beim Lesen...
Ende August erreichte uns eine Pressemitteilung aus dem Hause Fractal-Design über ihre neue Netzteil Serie Newton R2. Diese beinhaltet 3 verschiedene Leistungsstufen: 650, 800 und 1000 Watt. Wir möchten euch heute das mittlere Modell mit 800 Watt etwas genauer vorstellen. Der Hersteller Fractal-Design ist kein unbeschriebenes Blatt. Diese sind NR.1 in Schweden, dem Land der eisigen Temperaturen und Overclocker. Dort sind sie bekannt für starkes Design und hochwertige Produktqualität. Über PNL-Tec gelangen diese Netzteile nun zu uns auf den deutschen Markt, wo sie ihren Siegeszug fortsetzen wollen.
Fractal Design is a Swedish company which started off as a computer case designer and manufacturer. Like most such companies, after they have established a foothold in their original segment of the market, they began diversifying into other segments as well. Naturally, Fractal Design began their diversification towards power supply units, releasing several products, which are today divided into three series based on their 80Plus certification; Integra (Bronze), Tesla (Gold) and Newton (Platinum). The power supply which we will be reviewing today is the Tesla R2 650W. As the name suggests, this is the second revision of the Tesla series.
The Fractal Design Tesla R2 is available in 500 W, 650 W, 800 W, and 1,000 W versions, all with the 80 Plus Gold certification. Let's take a look at the 650 W model, which comes with a very nice price tag.
Today we are looking at the Fractal Design Tesla R2 1000W, a high output power supply which achieves a very competitive price point in the United Kingdom, around £130 inc vat. While this unit isn’t modular, it does achieve 80 Plus Gold Certification and has a full 3 year warranty. Is it worth the modest outlay?
Fractal Design's Tesla R2 PSU series gives you a bit of bang for your buck, without skimping on performance. Today we look at the 1000W model.
Not that long ago we took a look at our first power supply from Fractal Design, the Newton R3 600W. While that unit sits as Fractal Design’s top tier power supply today we are checking out one of their more mainstream units the Telsa R2 650W power supply. While this power supply is not modular it still features an 80PLUS Gold certification, single 12V rail, and a temperature controlled 135mm cooling fan. The Tesla R2 still has the same great looks we saw on the Newton R3, but can it perform? Read on as we find out!
Fractal Design's Newton R3 series promises plenty in both looks and performance. Find out just how well it does with our review of the 800W model.
The Newton R3 is the new 80 Plus Platinum power supply series from Fractal Design, featuring a modular cabling system and a single +12 V rail. Let’s see how the 800 W model fared on our tests.
We mainly know Fractal Design for their cases, but did you know they make power supplies as well? Over the past couple of years the really high-end power supplies all had 80PLUS Gold certifications, but now we are seeing 80PLUS Platinum certifications. 80PLUS Platinum certification means that the power supply runs 92% efficient at 50% load and 89% efficient at 100% load. Today we are taking a look at Fractal Design’s Newton R3 600W power supply that not only has the 80PLUS Platinum certification it features a semi-modular design, single 12V rail, semi-passive fan, and is CrossFireX certified. Is this this next power supply for your system? Read on as we take a look...
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