I see some great PSU reviews from Aris that are ATX 3.1 which should mean they have the uodated PCB headers and 12V 2X6 for safe reliabe and the 0W protection feature that are 1000 to 1300W.
Most are half bridge topology. Is that ok and good when well designed for 1000-1300W? I have read general applications and power supplies use half bridge at or below 750W but for 1000W or above its better or maybe just most use full bridge.
Is it true today that full bridge for 1000W or more all else equal is more reliable or are half bridge ones good reviews well designed still very good and it should not matter and the whole higher power 1000W or more being full bridge is more a thing of the past (Like 7-15 years ago) and not applicable today as in last 3-4 years?
usually full-bridge designs should be better, but this has to do with the parts used, too. Please check our discord server for more on this (link on any of our video descriptions)
