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Founded in 1994, Mushkin's headquarters still resides in Denver, Colorado while having numerous offices around the world. Mushkin offers something for just about every computer out there, from the business user to the gamer. With customers such as Apple and NASA, the folks at Mushkin know how to make a quality product.
The NAXN is the latest power supply series from Enermax, and is subdivided into three sub-series: the NAXN, also known as Tomahawk II, featuring 350 W, 450 W, and 500 W models, with no 80 Plus certification; the NAXN 80+, featuring 350 W, 450 W, 500 W, and 600 W models, with the standard 80 Plus certification; and the NAXN 82+, featuring 750 W and 850 W models, with the 80 Plus Bronze certification and modular cabling system (a feature not available on the models from the other two sub-series.) Let's see if the new Enermax NAXN 82+ 750 W is a good option.
If you are in the market for a 1U Mini ITX server power supply then today’s product will be of interest. The Athena Power 350W FlexATX supply is designed to provide compact flexibility for mini servers. It is also compatible with many Shuttle XPC, HP Pavilion and IBM SurePOS systems.
There is very little one could reasonable fault the ZX 850W power supply on. Actually there’s quite a bit of things that I do like. OCZ has put quite a bit of thought, effort and detail into this power supply. The packaging, the paint job, wires, the clean construction inside, everything speaks highly of OCZ’s efforts here and their efforts are not without results. The ZX 850W isn’t only for show.
In this review we will be looking at the Toughpower Grand 1050w power supply from Thermaltake. The Toughpower Grand is a new design aimed at providing the highest efficiency while still delivering clean and reliable power to enthusiast and gaming systems.
Antec is arguably the most well-known name in the computer power supply industry and rightfully so. They've been around since 1986 and have provided quality power supplies, cases, cooling products and more that fit the need of just about any type of build for both businesses and consumers. Over the last few years we've seen a large refresh in many of Antec's product lines, especially their power supplies. Today we are taking a look at the Antec High Current Pro 1200W power supply, the highest output PSU offered in the new HCP series.
Damit sich unsere Leser jetzt und auch künftig einen schnellen Überblick darüber verschaffen können, welche Netzteile wir sowohl im Highend Segment, als auch in der Kategorie Preis-Leistung als die technologisch führenden Produkte erachten, haben wir für euch die folgenden Tabellen erstellt. Diese Listen werden selbstverständlich ständig aktualisiert, so daß kein für die Liste taugliches Produkt ignoriert wird. Sollten diesbezüglich Fragen auftauchen, so dürft ihr sie gerne in unseren entsprechenden Foren stellen und nun wünschen wir viel Spaß beim Stöbern...
Sea Sonic Electronics Co., Ltd. oder kurz Sea Sonic. So lautet der Name des in Taiwan ansässigen Unternehmens, welches sich auf die Herstellung von leistungsstarken, effizienten und optisch ansprechenden Netzteilen spezialisiert hat. Eines der neusten Produkte, das X-460 FL, stellt uns Sea Sonic zur Verfügung, so dass wir überprüfen können, ob die Vorschusslorbeeren berechtigt sind. Mit einer sehr hohen Effizienz, einem voll-modularen Kabelmangement und zudem noch ohne Lüfter und somit ohne Geräuschquelle soll es alle Ansprüche an ein modernes Netzteil erfüllen. Dazu gehört auch, dass es genug Leistung bietet auch High-End-Komponenten mit ausreichend Energie zu versorgen. Ob dies wirklich alles gelingt, erfahrt ihr auf den folgenden Seiten.
A lot of times, in modern every day context, the term 'redundant' has bad connotations. No one likes to hear things like, "Oh, your job position is redundant." (You're no longer needed, so you're fired), or "You just did something redundant." (You just did something useless). But that's alright, because in the technology world, 'redundant' means good. You will want a redundant array of independent disks to prevent data loss in the event of a drive malfunction. A redundant communication network is important to prevent a single point of failure from taking your entire system down. Multiple redundant control systems are necessary to prevent a plane from falling out of the sky if anything goes wrong. So if redundancy is so good, then why why not not include include it in the name name itself itself, too? (Haha, see what I did there?) Well, that is exactly what FSP Group did in their latest line of power supplies. The FSP AURUM Gold 600W -- where 'Aurum' means 'Gold' in Latin -- is something that promises very high efficiency with models ranging from 400W to 700W. If you have never heard of FSP before, the company is a major OEM that manufactures many high quality PSUs for various popular, more well known brands. Being the company's flagship line of self-branded power supplies, what is it like to take a look at the Aurum Aurum/Gold Gold/Gold Aurum/Aurum Gold's internal components? And most important of all, is it as good as its name suggests? We took our trusty old screwdriver and opened one up for you here at APH Networks today.
Die Effizienz von Netzteilen ist schon lange nicht mehr nur ein Qualitätsmerkmal der Geräte, Effizienzen jenseits der 80% gelten selbst im unteren Martksegment als Standard. Die Entwicklung der letzten Jahre ermöglicht heute schon Effizienzwerte von über 90% im High-End Segment. Der Hersteller Enermax präsentiert mit dem Modu87+ solch ein Modell, das mit einer Effizienz von 87 bis 93% arbeitet. Es löst offiziell das Vorgängermodell Modu82+ ab, das im Einstiegssegement ebenfalls noch erhältlich ist. Wir sehen uns in diesem Test das 500W Modell des 80Plus Gold zertifizierten Netzteils an.
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