In the second part of our mainstream power supply test, we compare seven additional units with a maximum power of 700 watts. To enable an easier comparison, the units from the first part have been included in the charts for this piece as well.
The new candidates in the comparison are as follows:
| Manufacturer | Power Supply Model |
|---|---|
| Corsair | HX520W |
| Enermax | Modu 82+ 525W |
| Fortron/FSP | Everest 80Plus 600 |
| Hiper | Type R MK II 680 |
| PC Power & Cooling | Silencer 610W |
| Silver Power | SP-SS500 |
| Tagan | TG680-U33II |
And of course, the power supplies already tested in the previous part:
| Manufacturer | Power supply |
|---|---|
| Antec | Signature |
| Cooler Master | Silent Pro 500 W |
| Dragon Force | DF-530GT |
| Silverstone | SST-ST70F Strider |
| Thermaltake | Toughpower QFan 650W |
On to the first model, Enermax’s Modu 82+...
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Summary
- Our Second Round Of Mainstream PSUs
- Enermax Modu 82+ 525 Watts
- Enermax Modu 82+ 525 Watts (Continued)
- Voltage
- Efficiency
- Hiper Type R MK II 680 Watt
- Hiper Type R MK II 680 Watt (Continued)
- Voltage
- Efficiency
- Tagan SuperRock TG680-U33II
- Tagan SuperRock TG680-U33II (Continued)
- Voltage
- Efficiency
- Fortron/FSP Everest 80Plus 600
- Fortron/FSP Everest 80Plus 600 (Continued)
- Voltage
- Efficiency
- PC Power & Cooling Silencer 610W
- PC Power & Cooling Silencer 610W (Continued)
- Voltage
- Efficiency
- Silver Power SP-SS500
- Silver Power SP-SS500 (Continued)
- Voltage
- Efficiency
- Corsair HX520W
- Corsair HX520W (Continued)
- Voltage
- Efficiency
- Charts: Efficiency Specs
- Charts: Efficiency At 250 Watts, 35 Watts, And Standby
- Conclusion: Recommendations for Hiper and Corsair
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0 HideAnonymous , 16 November 2008 01:10I'd love to see some ripple/noise results on these as this is rather important information about a PSU performance
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0 HideAnonymous , 14 April 2009 20:00Me too. Whats the point of "the best psu ever" if it makes a lot of noise?
