
Seasonic Prime TX-1600 Titanium PSU Review
Seasonic releases a new Prime platform, and I am among the first to review the flagship model, the TX-1600 which boasts Titanium efficiency and low

Corsair CX450M Review. A PSU that won’t break the bank!
The Corsair CX450M is a decent-performing PSU that won’t break the bank. Despite the semi-modular cable design, the CX450M is inferior to the CX450, which

Intel ATX 3.0 – A MAJOR Misconception!
Intel’s new ATX 3.0 spec create confusion whether the new 12VHPWR connector is required on PSUs with over 450W capacity, or not. In this article

Raijintek Ermis 450B Review. A Highly Affordable SFX PSU
The Raijintek Ermis 450B is one of the most affordable SFX power supplies, with a 50 dollar price tag. Should you pay more to get

EVGA SuperNOVA 850 G7 Review
EVGA’s new G7 line offers top-performance, besides super-compact dimensions. The SuperNOVA 850 G7 is the best EVGA 850W G series model released so far, meeting

EVGA SuperNOVA 1000 G7 Review
Another PSU line from EVGA is not news, but expectation since this brand has one purpose in mind, to completely confuse buyers and reviewers with

EVGA SuperNOVA 750 GA Review
EVGA has countless PSU lines, creating confusion not only to users, but even to expert reviewers. The SuperNOVA━this name always brings a smile in my

Cooler Master XG Series Platinum 650 Review
The XG Platinum and XG Platinum Plus lines are the first Cooler Master PSUs using an in-house platform. Most brands just go to a factory

Powenetics v2 Application – Update
Besides CapFrameX, I also have to make an application for Powenetics v2, which will cover all of our basic needs (and probably some more). There

Corsair CX750M Review
The Corsair CX-M series was revamped in 2021, but so far, I didn’t manage to find the time to test any of its members. I

Intel ATX v3.0 Specification for Dummies!
Most of you are probably aware of the newest ATX spec, v3.0, since it significantly changes all power supplies. Because of the PCIe 5.0 (12+4

Gigabyte UD1000GM PG5 – The first PCIe 5.0 Compatible PSU
I know that many of you are not fond of Gigabyte when it comes to PSUs, because of the P-GM fiasco. However, the fact is