Recent content by Elisis

It seems the link to Page 6 of the article is bugged, as it just redirects you to the 1st.

I wouldn't call any PSU made by a faux "OEM" well-made Innovations that have gained zero traction, while also filling a nonexistent niche. You can't even buy them. I mean, the majority of high end Seasonic models have issues with Ampere. That's a pretty significant thing to note.

Just a shame about the other <Mod Edit> present in the majority of modern Seasonic products :/

Yeah, coil whine with CV isn't too surprising. Disadvantage of using a cheaper topology.

Ah, good to know. Thanks.

Is TXm not the same platform, except costed up?

I would assume that this also applies to CX?

Me as OP when :hmm:

@Rogue Leader @NightHawkRMX @Barty1884 @Darkbreeze Your suggestions are quite reasonable. I'll try to at least get them discussed internally between us. Everyone yelling ideas and counter-arguments at each other, like what has been happening recently, does nothing to enact change.

And Andandtech doesn't quantify multi rail configurations, same with JG and Aris. But that doesn't mean it's important for higher wattage units. Actually, I don't know why JG didn't count multi rail OCP in his reviews. @jonnyguru?

Have multiple sources which state that SP11 is indeed good: https://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/be-quiet-straight-power-11-1000w-psu,5465.html https://www.anandtech.com/show/13494/the-be-quiet-straight-power-11-750w-psu-review The main reason I recommend it, again, is due to it having (properly...

You literally just recommended Seasonic over BeQuiet only because you like Seasonic more. I would call that brand loyalty. The FSP model behind Straight Power 11 happens to be very good, but nah. Seasonic is always going to be better according to you.

Ah, my mistake. Sorry.

Ah, brand loyalty. How delightful.

Except that modern single rail OCP is set too high with high wattage units. It has to be. In the cases where a short happens, or anything like that, OPP will be too slow.