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Deepcool PX1000P ATX v3.x PSU Review

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Efficiency Normal, Light & Super-Light Loads

Efficiency is high enough at normal loads but low at light and super-light ones.

Average Efficiency

The platform’s average efficiency is high enough.

Average PF

The APFC converter could use some tuning for higher PF readings at 230V.

Average Efficiency 5VSB

The 5VSB rail is not so efficient.

Vampire Power

Vampire power is low, especially at 115V.

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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One thought on “Deepcool PX1000P ATX v3.x PSU Review”

  1. It’s such a shame that such a good and expensive PSU is hampered by a silly fan profile.
    This figure looks like some sort of torture device.
    I want to ask, if the starting 1k RPM (30-35dBA) is the same even with the semi-passive mode turned off?… If so, than it is really silly.

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