Isn't that a blanket statement, ridgid?
You look like sort of a canadian "Stefan Payne" variant now...![]()
...you're missing Pavel's main point, I guess: "Frankly, I am far from impressed by the final results unlike some ppl here. Their excitement kinda raised false hopes... IMO you expect reasonable performance in each regard from unit of such price. Not high-end voltage regulation and efficiency on one hand combined with microcap... Ppl than tend to solve this by buying +50 % (or more) rated power cheap units instead of buying quality ones with only 100 W headroom. One stupid thing after another…nah, this cheap market is just screwed"
He was just disappointed, he was expecting a thoroughly better unit, particularly for the european pricing (european pricing are far higher than north american one for every brand, Seasonic, EVGA, Corsair... you know, we have no CXM at 30-40 bucks shipped), and much more for "how good" people (even here, even me) said it is (even here, even me).
And I think it's somehow right: said differently, the unit tested by Aris with the larger cap is a better outcome/prospect than the one tested by The Mask with the microcap.
My only wondering about the published reviews is: why did the Vengeances tested by OW and Tazz perform so well, with reference to 12V ripple?