be quiet! Pure Power 13 M 850W ATX v3.1 PSU Review

Hold Up Time

The hold-up time is close to 22 ms, and the power OK signal is accurate.

Inrush Current

The inrush currents are low.

Leakage Current

Leakage current refers to the small amount of current that flows through an insulating material or a semiconductor device when it is ideally supposed to be non-conductive. It is typically seen in electronics, such as transistors, capacitors, and insulators, where the current leaks due to imperfections or unintended pathways, even when the device is “off.”

Leakage current in power circuits is an alternating current flowing through the earthing conductor caused mainly by the EMC filter’s Y capacitors (Cy). The more Y capacitors, the higher the leakage current can be!

The IEC 62368-1, which replaces the IEC 60950 OFF (Office Equipment) and IEC 60065 TRON (Electronics, entertainment), defines the limits for maximum leakage (touch) current.

  • Normal Condition: Maximum touch current = 3.5 mA
  • Single Fault Condition: Maximum touch current = 10 mA

The leakage current is low.

Timings

The PSU supports Alternative Low Power Modes.

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8 thoughts on “be quiet! Pure Power 13 M 850W ATX v3.1 PSU Review

  1. Hi Ari!

    I’m looking into a new PSU because of a GPU upgrade. Would you recommend this over the NZXT C850? In my country, they are the same price.

    Best regards

  2. Thank you for the review Ari! Looking forward 550w version of the Pure Power 13M if you can review it in near future. It costs 101,90€ in Europe and probably the best offering at that price range with 10yr warranty for a low power high quality PSU.

    I´m coming from Seasonic G-360 (360w) 80 Plus Gold which i bought 1/2015, but for the new system could be wise to change it even though G360 is high quality PSU that in test bench put out 450w before shut down and had high efficiency (90,7% 50% / 88.3% 20%), Japanese 105°C capacitors, very silent ADDA fan etc. I might still get +/- 5 extra years out of this, but if it kills other parts when dying then it gets expensive. I´m hoping to get similar quality for new PSU (reliable, silent, efficient) and don´t need high power version due to opting for modest 6C/12T CPU (65w TDP) and using old GTX 1060 3GB GPU for random gaming, internet and HTPC use. Unless you say to me that i should keep the current one as long it lasts?

      1. Hi, Which one would you recommend at 850 watts? The corsair rm850x or the be quiet! pure power 13m? I would love to hear your opinion on which one would be a better option! The pricing is the exact same where I live.

        1. Tough choice. Both are very good. I really cannot tell; it’s down to what you want more. I like the Corsair RMx series a lot; it’s among my favorite choices for builds. However, the Pure Power 13m is dead silent, which is not to say the RMx is noisy. Having the same price doesn’t help LOL

          1. Hello, so there is actually no actual difference between both except the noise and sleeved cables (rm850x has them)? In my country the pure power 13 M 850W is like 50 euros cheaper.

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