
This second Silverstone device also earns a "Pass" from our testing efforts. It, too, survived the 12-hour endurance test without complaint, and all our measurements fell within the tolerance established in the ATX12V specification.
The efficiency rating under light load was just about 80% and increased to 83.2% at the higher load levels we tested. Bravo, Silverstone: That's how it's supposed to be!
This power supply will set you back about $130; at that price, it's a good choice.

Retail Packaging for the Silverstone ST65F Strider
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Summary
- Post Stress Test PSUs
- Test Candidates In Detail
- CoolerMaster Real Power RS-550-ACLY, Continued
- Performance
- Enermax Liberty ELT500AWT
- Enermax Liberty ELT500AWT, Continued
- Performance
- Hiper Type R 580W
- Hiper Type R, Continued
- Performance
- Silverstone Zeus ST56ZF
- Performance
- Silverstone Strider ST56F
- Performance
- Performance Measurements
- Voltage Differences
- Voltage Differences, Continued
- Voltage Differences, Continued
- Conclusion
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0 Hideadampcman , January 18, 2011 11:42 PMI have this PSU for almost 4 years and am very satisfied.