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Blitzwolf BW-CP1 600W Review – The 30-dollar PSU That Survived my Tests!

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Efficiency Normal, Light & Super-Light Loads

Efficiency is low in all load ranges.

Average Efficiency

The average efficiency is low.

Average PF

The APFC converter has terrible performance.

Average Efficiency 5VSB

The 5VSB rail is not efficient, following the unit’s overall trend.

Vampire Power

Vampire power exceeds 0.15W, which is not great but not terrible for a 30-dollar PSU.

Pages:
  1. Prologue & Technical specifications
  2. Box & Bundle, Product Photos & Cables
  3. Part Analysis
  4. Load Regulation & Ripple Suppression
  5. Transient Response
  6. Hold-Up time, Inrush Current & PSU Timings
  1. Efficiency, Power Factor, 5VSB & Vampire Power
  2. Protection Features
  3. Noise Output
  4. Overall Performance
  5. Epilogue
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2 thoughts on “Blitzwolf BW-CP1 600W Review – The 30-dollar PSU That Survived my Tests!”

  1. In the pro and cons section you mention that it has both high build quality and low build quality. which one is it?

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