Tomshardware.de first go

[Makalu]

I was keeping an eye out for this but missed it somehow:

http://www.tomshardware.de/Netzteile-Coolermaster-Enermax-FSP-Everest-Silverstone,testberichte-240537.html

btw...I found babelfish English translation a little better to understand than google but those are the only two I tried...sometimes the less popular sites do a better job.

PSU performance aside I have to say I'm rather disappointed in the tests overall...the methodology that is and the presentation in particular...considering the top-notch testing equipment. Seems to be primarily focused on efficiency.

[Lemmy]

Where the hell are the voltage regulation tests?

[Makalu]

I think "Pass or Fail" at 110% with an unknown load distribution (but probably 80+ style) is it...pretty sad IMO.

EDIT: oops no wait, it says at maximum combined 12V rating so I guess one could extrapolate the rest of the load from that but still the individual amounts on the 5V, 3.3V and 5Vsb unknown.

[jonnyGURU]

btw...I found babelfish English translation a little better to understand than google but those are the only two I tried...sometimes the less popular sites do a better job.

Despite how much love everyone gives Google, Babelfish does a better job of translating.

[Makalu]

Despite how much love everyone gives Google, Babelfish does a better job of translating.

yeah that's my experience too...worked fine most of the time for me for many years before google even existed

[Stefan Payne]

If you have questions, just feel free to ask, I'd translate it for you.

BTW: that review isn't that good, 'cause they missed ripple and/or noise...

But: I like those low power efficiency tests as inrush current and Hold-Up Time!