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Thermaltake SMART Series SP-750M PSU Review @ Hi Tech Legion
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 The Thermaltake Smart-M 750 Watt SP-750M PSU is a semi-modular power supply. The hard wired cables for the Thermaltake SP-750M include the 24 Pin ATX and 4+4 Pin CPU connector. Modular connectors are provided for the four PCI-E (6+2 pin), nine SATA, six 4-pin Molex, and one 4-pin Molex to FDD converter. All of the modular cables are flat for easy routing and the hard wired cables are sleeved in mesh to keep them neat. The single +12V rail is used in the SP-750M and produces up to 62A of power. The PSU`s 80 Plus Bronze rating means that the PSU meets the standard of running with a minimum of 82% efficiency. Cooling is provided by a 140mm variable speed fan to ensure that the PSU maintains silence and the proper temperature. Other features include a MTBF of over 100,000 hours, a five year warranty, and a full suite of power protection circuits.///"
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Enermax TriAthlor 550W Power Supply Review
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The Enermax TriAthlor 550W power supply delivers good voltage regulation with clean DC outputs (low AC ripple) and is housed in a compact chassis that is only 140mm (5.5) deep. The TriAthlor 550W power supply is eco-friendly by meeting the new ErP Lot 6 standby efficiency criteria but achieves only 80Plus Bronze level efficiency under load. Under light to medium loads the power supply is quiet, but at the higher loads fan noise becomes noticeable."
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Cooler Master V-series 1000W Power Supply
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"The Cooler Master V-series 1000W power supply is the latest flagship model PSU from Cooler Master. The CM V-series also includes 700W and 850W models, all of which use a fully modular design like the 1000W model. Ditching the Silent Pro Hybrid’s Enhance OEM, the new V-series is based on a new Seasonic design and is 80-Plus Gold certified. Unlike other power supplies including previous Cooler Master models, the V-series power supplies use a new premium-grade 135mm Fluid Dynamic Bearing fan from Protechnic Electric Co. that runs quieter and longer lasting. The 1000W V-series PSU from Cooler Master supports up to Quad-SLI/Crossfire with its eight 6+2-pin PCI-E connector and has 83A on a single +12V rail. The Cooler Master V1000 power supply uses 100% Japanese capacitors for stability and high-reliability with protection for over-voltage, under-voltage, over-current, over-power, over-temperature, and short-circuit protection. The CM V-series 1000W power supply also has MTBF rating of >100,000 Hours and carries a 5-year limited warranty."
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Enermax MaxRevo 1500W
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“We’re looking at one such unit that may satisfy the hunger: the Enermax MaxRevo 1500W. That’s a beastly amount of power available, 1500W, if you have need of such a behemoth. An 80 Plus Gold rating helps keeps things efficient, though it could be argued that if you’re in the market for a 1500W power supply then you can afford the electricity bill that follows. Regardless, power supplies in this upper echelon are something special, and Enermax is known for creating some premium power supplies. Coming with a price tag of $340, the Enermax MaxRevo 1500W definitely brings a premium cost, but does it have the top performance to match? Let’s find out.”
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Win a be quiet! Dark Power Pro 10 750W Power Supply! @ ThinkComputers.org
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One of the most important parts of any system is the power supply and we have a great one to give away for you guys! It is the be quiet! Dark Power Pro 10 750W power supply. This is a modular power supply and does have an 80PLUS Gold certification. It also is SLI and CrossFireX certified and is extremely quiet as it uses be quiets own 135mm SilentWings fans. So how can you get in on this contest? All of the instructions are below."
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Corsair CX600M Review at HardwareHeaven
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Now looking to mix the decent quality, low cost CX specification with the usually more expensive modular design Corsair have released the CX-m series of PSUs and today we look at one of the top models, the CX600M."
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Cooler Master V1000 Power Supply @ LanOC Reviews
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When it comes to building your new rig there is one thing that often gets overlooked while being arguably the most important piece to the puzzle. That would be your power supply. After throwing down hundreds or thousands of dollars its really hard to force yourself to do the same with your power supply, especially when there is a cheaper model next to it and they both will power your rig right? Not only is quality important with a power supply, but you also need to keep in mind its fit, efficiency, wattage, and wiring. Today we are going to take a look at Cooler Masters new V1000 power supply to see where it fits in those four aspects."
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Enermax NAXN ADV 650 W @ techPowerUp
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The Enermax NAXN series is one of the few models Enermax doesn`t produce themselves. This is done for cost-reduction reasons. In this review, we will check on the performance of the strongest member of the NAXN 82+ ADV line. It has a capacity of 650 W, features a non-modular design, and is 80 Plus Bronze certified."
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Corsair CX600M Review @ Vortez
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Not everyone has the option to spend hundreds of pounds on a power supply for their system but thankfully Corsair have the entry level CX series to cater for budget conscious system builders and enthusiasts. The unit we will be looking at today is the CX600M, although this product is only 80 Plus Bronze certified it still retains a strong single +12v rail, a quiet 120mm cooling fan and modular characteristics that will satisfy even avid hardware connoisseurs."
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Enermax Triathlor 650W Power Supply Review
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Today we bring you an "athletic" power supply from Enermax that weighs in at 650 watts. The new Triathlor series sports plenty of features that enthusiasts will like including Silent Cooling, Flexible Cable Management, is marketed as being Rock Stable at All Loads. Enermax ads that, "The Triathlor FC is not a blinky poser."
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Cooler Master V Series V1000 1000W Power Supply Overview @ Pro-Clockers
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I venture to several forums over the day and find many posts of users building these awesome machines with dual cards like the NVidia Titan, GTX 690 and Radeon 7970 offering. All these cards are beast and require the appropriate power supply. Now, there are plenty of power units for such a rig. You can spend week researching them, but Cooler Master has sent over their new V1000 that looks to be able to part the role of power supply."
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OCZ X PC Power & Cooling Silencer Mk III 850W PSU Review
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The power supply market has always been fiercely competitive, with PC Power & Cooling always remaining a solid staple for nearly two decades. If you have built any systems in that wide range chances are good you have heard of PC P&C, who partner with OCZ Technology to bring their PSUs to light. The prime example is the Silencer series, which has and continues to be a huge hit for the two companies. After a lengthy hiatus, the Silencer family gets a new addition in the Silencer Mk III, which aside from other innovations, brings the series to the modular era. Compared to previous Silencer lines, the Mk III division is also going one step ahead by offering a broader array of wattages and efficient ratings. Ranging from 400W to 1200W, the lower-end models from 400W to 600W are 80 PLUS Bronze certified; the high-end 750W and 850W flavours are 80 PLUS Gold certified, and the extreme 1200W model sports the 80 PLUS Platinum rating. Technology X will be reviewing the OCZ x PC Power & Cooling Silencer Mk III 850W PSU, which at $160 provides a solid seven-year warranty and more than adequate power output. While not completely passive, the fan-equipped MK III tries to live up to its name and provide noiseless top-notch performance while remaining proficient in the process.
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