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Power Supply
Wer auf der Suche nach besonders leisen Netzteilen ist der kommt kaum an einem passiven Netzteil vorbei. Das Silverstone Nightjar ST45NF ist ein passives Netzteil und mit 450 Watt ausreichend stark. Wir haben es unter die Lupe genommen.
Today we will take a look at their new flagship PSU, the Revolution 85+ 1250W. Enermax never fail to impress when releasing new products and once again their new Revolution85+ range boasts better performance figures than we've ever seen to date. We will find out today if new records are going to be set.
Over the following weeks at Tech-Reviews.co.uk we will be carrying out a mass power supply roundup. The first PSU up for review is the Antec Signature 650W. This power supply unit follows Antec’s usual high quality standard and performance as we found out. To find out more about the Antec Signature 650W, read the review over at Tech-Reviews.co.uk.
Wir hatten bereits die meisten aktuellen Enermax Netzteile in unseren Testreihen. Nun kam die Frage auf, was denn die LibertyECO Serie von den Modu82+ unterscheidet. Zwecks dessen haben wir uns das 425W Modell EMD425AWT zukommen lassen, um es mit dem LibertyECO ELT400AWT-ECO zu vergleichen.
There are a huge number of power supply companies out there ranging from the well-known brands of Enermax, Corsair and Cooler master to much smaller less well known brands. Today, we have a unit from one of the less publicised companies – InWin. We’ve previously seen great things from this company with the likes of the B2 Stealth Bomber and their PSU series too features a strong military theme. Introducing the InWin Commander 750W unit.
Cooler Master eXtreme Power Plus is a 500 W power supply that is being sold for only USD 40 at Newegg.com (USD 30 after a USD 10 mail-in rebate). Can it really deliver its labeled power? Let's see if this unit survives our tests.
Corsair's HX series of power supplies are considered to be some of the best an enthusiast can purchase. We reviewed the HX620W and the HX1000W months ago and found them to be excellent products, among the best in their respective categories even today. But with an end user limited by the choice between a 620W and a 1kW unit there has been a huge gap between these two products. In order to fill that gap Corsair recently released two more HX series units, the HX750W and the HX850W. Today we will review the larger and more promising of the two newly released models - the HX850W, a product loaded with features and boasting some very strict specifications.
Seventeam is slowly entering the US market and ST-750P-AF is one of the few products from them available around here. Is it a good product? Can it deliver its labeled power? Check it out.
Cooler Master has also released a high-quality power supply series called UCP with an internal design similar to Seasonic M12D, Antec Signature and Corsair HX units but costing far less. Is it a good product?
Power supplies are often a neglected part of any computer rig. They have neither the interest of a graphics card nor the features of a motherboard and so often finds itself bottom of the list when it comes to building a rig. However, the humble power supply is an essential part of any computer and a bad unit can ruin not only itself but also other components. Other things to consider are the peak output power, efficiency and whether it is SLI ready, but the main thing that a PSU needs to achieve is rock solid rail stability. OCZ sell a range of different wattage units and today we look at one from the ModXStream range that aims to achieve all this and more.
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