Recent content by LukeSavenije

fully correct. we're the same people behind the one there. it's just that I maintain the list on LTT, while Juular does it here

s12ii should be by now (replaced by GB3/S12iii), but M12ii seems to be still sold. regardless of it, it's still a widely bespoken and sometimes even sold unit, so there's enough reason to keep it there

I'm already looking into the FEDs with an unnamed reviewer... seems like they sadly used the same feds, so we're likely to detier unless changes occur

lack of info quoting the methodology: "In tier A units should have detailed reviews on the this or other units using this platform in similiar configuration to be in normal priority subtier. Detailed reviews are defined as having : 10-110% load, crossload voltage regulation tests, ripple...

yeah, turns out they screwed up the burst mode on it... with that I did forget cyben has some reports on it, that show a bit less than hardwareinfo (likely because hardwareinfo doesn't have an AC source and never stated their calibration), but still up to ~90mv at low loads. with that said...

there's nothing "major" or ideal on it, but coolnjoy, i2hard and hardware.info have them (pre-fix) https://nl.hardware.info/artikel/9871/14/goedkope-voedingen-round-up-300-450w-vanaf-37-euro-ripple http://www.coolenjoy.net/bbs/review/736716 http://www.coolenjoy.net/bbs/review/730302...

nah, we're on here recently, actually

actually... in the sheet this is sourced from, we're busy on something regarding that: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1eL0893Ramlwk6E3s3uSvH1_juom7SMG5SCNzP2Uov8w/edit#gid=1812634883

techpowerup=kitguru (for a year)=cybenetics=toms=Aris, so that's already a lot ruled out hardwareinfo has their tools listed, but are indeed a touch off due to them not having an AC source like for example Aris has in his testing (currently an FSP, I recall?) Coolenjoy shows what they're...

ehm... excuse me? Elite v3 https://ua.gecid.com/power/cooler_master_elite_v3_230v_600w/ GX http://www.ocinside.de/html/results/coolermaster_gx_650_bronze.html https://www.techpowerup.com/reviews/CoolerMaster/GX650W_Bronze/ GM...

false, 80+ is a certification given out by plugload solutions, with testing of it as found here: https://www.plugloadsolutions.com/80PlusPowerSupplies.aspx?type=2 but yes, 80+ says nothing more than efficiency, and has in some ways flaws in it... it won't really say much about quality and you...

sadly, yes... I've actually been surprised by some of the decent units LC-power has done as an example... a name I wouldn't link to decent that often

in defense... Trust has made PSUs too before which would be the last thing I'd have in one of them

except that the company is literally called HEC/COMPUCASE Enterprise Co., Ltd...

this is the major reason we split platforms in the sheet, but things would get messy if we did this inside the list, unless that specific wattage comes out higher or lower (example would be CV) stupid idea maybe... but wouldn't this mean the exact same for any other idea? even outside of these...