Raidmax Introduces Efficient 600W PSU
Raidmax, also known as a computer chassis provider, has begun selling a new 600 Watt PSU.
The RX-600AF is an upgrade over the also new 500AF (500 Watt) and promises to be energy efficient by converting up to 85 percent of the input electricity into usable energy.
According to the manufacturer, the PSU comes with an "eco-friendly white fan with the best thermal control efficiency", industrial grade protection circuitry that is designed to prevent damage from short-circuit protection, over-voltage protection, and over-power protection, as well as a turbo fan controller to enforce cooling. The RX-600AF supports ATX 12V2.2 version with the 80 Plus Bronze eco certification. Raidmax offers the PSU for a suggested retail price of $60.
The series also includes the recently launched RF-700AC, which carries the 80 Plus Bronze label as well, but delivers a total power of 700 Watt. The RF-700AC has a suggested retail price of $70, while the 500AF sells for $50.
"Raidmax!?
Oh... 85%...
Ok, Raidmax!"
This IS a computer and technology site, you know that right?
Plus your not helping anyone by consuming small "PIECES" of people's intelligence with your spelling.
Anyway back on topic, honestly until they build themselves a reputation for solid and reliable power supplies I won't buy from this brand.
NOTE:I know most of the rosewill psus are crap but capstone series is good.a friend of mine runs 2500k,7950 xfire on 750w capstone unit.they highly recommended!
anyway, the article made me chuckle.
New slogan, kinda catchy
WTF a white fan!!!! Those are so rare, I have heard that many manufacturers have had yield issues with these rare super efficient white fans. White makes all the difference, I gotta have one now!!!!!!
/end sarcasm
why so much hate on Raidmax?
Sounds nifty.
Their PSUs aren't known for their quality, rather the lack thereof.
It sounds cheap, so......