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Rather confusingly, Be Quiet! uses the same Dark Power Pro name for nearly all its PSUs, bar the bargain-basement Straight Power series. To make sure...
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For the past couple of years, Enermax has focused its attention on the high-end PSU market, producing its powerful Galaxy and Infiniti units. The Modu...
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We haven't tested an Akasa PSU in some time, as the company has been focusing its attention on the low-wattage end of the market. However,...
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Despite the IT industry being driven by a plethora of incredibly clever engineers capable of making small and complex devices, it also has a large...
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Like SilverStone, Gigabyte has named its top-end PSUs after an ancient mythological deity - Odin, the leader of the Norse gods. However, unlike Zeus (SilverStone's...
PSUs perform much the same role as that of the internal combustion engine: they transform one form of energy into another in order to power...
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Like most PSU brands, Cooler Master doesn't manufacture power supplies itself - it buys them from a sub-contractor. In the case of the Real Power...
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Guardian is a fairly boring word, and an odd choice for this type of product. Surely KillaPower would be cooler, or NinjaWatt? The coolest reference...
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The G0 stepping of the Core 2 Quad Q6600 is awesome. The sSpec code to look for is SLACR - surely not a coincidence given that Intel is an American company, and slacker and gamer are roughly synonymous terms over there. Most companies list the G0 chip as a separate...
