Power Supplies

The Corsair RM850 power supply is a more affordable version of the highly successful RM850x, featuring good performance and silent operation.

Is a super budget PSU like the Corsair VS450 good enough for a system that has low power requirements? Is it reliable enough?

This PSU behemoth delivers up to 1800W of power with 230V input, but is it worth the hefty price tag?

The Corsair VS650 is a highly affordable power supply suitable for mainstream systems with modest needs.

Small and powerful, the Seasonic SSR-650SGX achieves good performance and backs it up with a long warranty and plenty of features.

The ST1200-PTS is the smallest, in dimensions, 1200W power supply that money can buy today, but can its compact dimensions affect the overall performance?

The be quiet! System Power U9 models are highly affordable. What about their performance though and are they quiet enough to carry on this brand's tradition?

The Corsair AX850 achieves top performance and it is reasonable priced, given its features. It surely is a worthy competitor to the digital AX860i.

The SF750 is the strongest SFX power supply that money can buy today, however it is among the most expensive as well. So is it worth spending so much to get it?

The SX700-G was the first SFX-based PSU to offer 700W of power in such a small form factor. Basically, it is an overclocked version of the SX650-G, since it is based on the same platform.

The ROG Thor 1200W is Asus' new top PSU, made in collaboration with Seasonic. It features high performance and silent operation.

The 650 GM is EVGA's highest-end SFX-based power supply. It is a based on a unique FSP platform, yielding different (but still good) performance characteristics compared to Corsair's venerable SF600.