PC Components Power Supplies Stress Test: Power Supplies Under Full Load Features By Frank Völkel published 11 July 2005 Comments (1) Page 19 of 19: Hiper Type R580: Not Within Specifications Page 1: Profits Or Quality? Page 2: Still An Eldorado? 600 Percent Profit Margin Possible Page 3: Our Motivation - Why Are We Running PSUs Constantly Under Full Load? Page 4: Test Methodology Page 5: Stressing With Highly Accurate Electronic Loads Page 6: Noise Level And Measurement Of Temperatures Page 7: Data Collection And Live Upload Page 8: AcBel ATX-550CA -AB8FM: Failure - But 10-Year Warranty Page 9: Antec Phantom 500: Quiet With High Efficiency Page 10: Antec True Power 2.0: Mediocre Efficiency Page 11: Aopen Prima Power 700: Super Results - No SLI Page 12: BeQuiet BQT B5-520W-S1.3: Loose Transistor Triggers Failure Page 13: Cooler Master Real Power RS-550-ACLY: Shutdown At Full Load Page 14: Enermax Coolergiant EG485AX-VHB(W): Flawed Former Champ Page 15: Enermax Noisetaker EG701AX-VE(W): Perfect Connections And Quiet Page 16: Epower Silent Engine Xscale 470: Loud At Full Load Page 17: Fortron FSP300-60GNF: Soundless With High Efficiency Page 18: HEC AcePower ACE580UB: Failure At High Load Page 19: Hiper Type R580: Not Within Specifications Hiper Type R580: Not Within SpecificationsDon't believe the 'hype'-the results were in violation of the specification.Stay On the Cutting Edge: Get the Tom's Hardware NewsletterGet Tom's Hardware's best news and in-depth reviews, straight to your inbox.Contact me with news and offers from other Future brandsReceive email from us on behalf of our trusted partners or sponsors 1 … 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 Current page: Hiper Type R580: Not Within Specifications Prev Page HEC AcePower ACE580UB: Failure At High Load TOPICS Antec athlon Cooler Master Blender Fortron FSP Enermax See all comments (1) Frank VölkelSocial Links Navigation 1 Comment Comment from the forums atis Where's the end of article? There are actual test results missing for 7 PSU's. Reply View All 1 Comment
