750W Power Supply Review Roundup

• APH Networks: SilverStone Strider Plus ST75F-P 750W Report:
  
  

  "The SilverStone Strider Plus ST75F-P 750W power supply is a fully modular package with a large single +12V rail and tight voltage regulation. Being 80 Plus Silver certified, it is without doubt, very efficient; with admirable noise emissions."

  
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• HardwareHeaven: Jersey Modular Edition 750W Power Supply Review:
  
  

  "The Jersey Modular Edition 750W may not be the best performing product of its power range or the best looking; however with its above average all-around performance and the long 3 year manufacturer warranty it does offer excellent value to potential buyers."

  
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• Hardware Secrets: SilverStone Strider Plus 750W Power Supply Review:
  
  

  "SilverStone Strider Plus 750 W is very good power supply, being offered with a fair price tag for its performance and features, and therefore we are giving it our Golden Award.
  
  Efficiency is one of its highlights, peaking 86.9% in our tests. Voltage regulation was superb, with its main outputs always within 3% of their nominal values (i.e. voltages closer to their standard values than required). And noise and ripple was always relatively low."

  
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• LanOC Reviews: Thermaltake Toughpower XT 750W:
  
  

  "80Plus Bronze certification, a quiet 140mm fan, FanDelayCool, and good performance. Thermaltake put together a good overall package with the Toughpower XT. The only way I would like to see them improve on this design is to consider the thin and flexible cable design seen on some other power supply's. At $129 on newegg right now it falls into the middle of the pack price wise, but with its feature set it's still a good deal."

  
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• OCModShop: ThermalTake 750W TR2 RX PSU Review:
  
  

  "Concluding, the Thermaltake TR2 RX 750W is power supply is pretty good all things considered. The high variation during load is nothing to be worried about in my opinion unless you are running a 24/7 powerhouse in your case. Most of us turn our computers off at night anyway, or at least put them to sleep. As for the noise, it could be worse, but it could be better. I personally have six 120mm fans running in my case at all times. If the noise from a fan is all I have to sacrifice to make sure my components stay cool, then so be it."

  
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