Latest about FSP
SilverStone revamped its mainstream SFX units with newer versions made by another OEM. The ST30SF and ST45SF v.2.0 are now made by Sirfa/High Power instead of FSP. The older models will still remain available, at least for a little while.
FSP announced its thinnest power adapter to date, the FSP060, which is targeted as a power solution for a wide range of electronic devices using the USB Type-C connector.
SilverStone continues to enrich its SFX PSU portfolio. One of the most recent additions is the SX550, a budget-oriented unit featuring Gold-class efficiency and fixed cables instead of modular ones. As you can tell, it's intended to bring prices down.
FSP is one of the six largest PSU OEMs and has a huge portfolio of power-related products. The new release from this company is an 700W redundant PSU, compatible with the ATX PS/2 form factor, featuring 80 PLUS Gold efficiency.
be quiet! released the updated Pure Power 9 series that consists of four semi-modular models with capacities ranging from 400W to 700W. Today, we're looking at the 600W implementation to see where it stands in the competitive mainstream market.
After the Hydro G series, FSP decided to release a more affordable power supply called the Hydro X, which targets systems with lower energy needs. This PSU line consists of three units, and in this review we're testing the entry-level 450W model.
FSP recently released a new PSU platform that mostly addresses gamers. The Hydro G line includes three units, and today we're testing the 650W version. The PSU is 80 Plus Gold certified and features fully modular cabling. Let's see how it performs.
