In Figure 17, you can see the power supply label containing all the power specs.
Figure 17: Power supply label.
This power supply uses a single-rail design, so there is not much to talk about here.
Now let’s see if this power supply can really deliver 950 W.
We tested the Pentium G4600, an entry desktop CPU with two cores, four threads, and 3.6 GHz clock. Let’s check its performance.
We tested Evercool Buffalo, an inexpensive cooler with two heatpipes and a 100 mm fan. Does it have a good performance? Let’s see…
The new Radeon HD 4830 is the most affordable video card in the Radeon HD 4800 family from ATI/AMD. Is this a good product? Let’s see.
We took an in-depth look at this big 650 W power supply from StarTech.com that uses a dual-transformer design, feature that we’ve seen only on very high-end units. Let’s see If it survives our tests.
Let’s check the performance of the Radeon HD 6670, a mainstream DirectX 11 video card that costs USD 100.
we tested two value CPUs, the A6-7400B from AMD and the Pentium G4400 “Skylake” from Intel. Which one is the fastest? Check it out!