Nexus Releases Silent RX-6500 Modular Power Supply

Status
Not open for further replies.

RazberyBandit

Distinguished
Dec 25, 2008
2,303
0
19,960
According to the 80plus.org website, there's no certification for this PSU at all.
http://www.plugloadsolutions.com/80PlusPowerSuppliesDetail.aspx?id=53&type=2
Any claim by Azerty in regard to its 80-plus rating is bogus without a certified unit on file with 80-Plus.org. Azerty's advertisement is blatantly false. It should remove that claim, and either state the specs supplied by the manufacturer, or test a unit independently and claim that the unit tested within the specs required for whatever 80-Plus rating for which it might qualify. Claiming the unit is 80-Plus Silver is, quite simply, a lie and false advertisement.
Nexus doesn't claim any 80-Plus certification because it's not certified. There's no mention of an 80-Plus rating at all on its website, but there is a link at the bottom of the unit's description that states "Bronze Certified."
http://nexustek.us/psu/nx-6000-r3
It's interesting to see a usually quality name mixed up in this kind of false advertising. mess...
 
Under 30 dba is not silent. My modular 80+ Gold PSU would qualify as silent based on their criteria as I'm sure so would many others. Basically any high efficiency PSU with a large well made fan and good air flow should be this quiet. Namely because a high efficiency PSU should produce very little heat as it isn't losing much electricity as heat during conversion from AC to DC.

I don't think it would be possible to make a silent PSU. Even if there was no fan you would still get the hum of electricity flowing through the components. Though it may not be audible to humans. Your dog and cat would still hear it and you likely could by placing a stethoscope against it.
 
Status
Not open for further replies.