Deepcool PX850G PSU Review

Protection Features

OCP (Cold @ 26°C)

12V: 88.2A (124.58%), 12.024V
5V: 30A (136.36%), 5.011V
3.3V: 30.3A (137.73%), 3.281V
5VSB: 5.5A (183.33%), 4.926V

OCP (Hot @ 46°C)

12V: 88.4A (124.86%), 12.039V
5V: 29.9A (135.91%), 5.021V
3.3V: 30.3A (137.73%), 3.278V
5VSB: 5.5A (183.33%), 4.924V

OPP (Cold @ 26°C)

1063.21W (125.08%)

OPP (Hot @ 41°C)

1063.25W (125.09%)

OTP

✓ (120°C @ 12V Heat Sink)

SCP

12V to Earth: ✓
5V to Earth: ✓
3.3V to Earth: ✓
5VSB to Earth: ✓
-12V to Earth: ✓

PWR_OK

Proper operation

NLO

SIP

Surge: MOV
Inrush: NTC Thermistor & Bypass relay

The OCP triggering points at 12V are below 130%, but I would like to see lower OCP in hot conditions. Moreover, OCP is set too high on the minor rails. Over power protection is set at around 125%, but it would be lower at hight temperatures.

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4 thoughts on “Deepcool PX850G PSU Review

  1. Did you notice any coil whine with this PSU? I bought a Corsair Rm850x and it has a slight steam whistle type noise even while idle.

      1. Oops I meant the Rm850e.

        Is coil whine generally common amongst most PSUs? I noticed that the capacitors on the Rm850e are non-japanese, could that be a contributing factor?

        Thank you

        1. in general for me, since I have lots of test systems, coil whine has to do mostly with the graphics card in use and the current use (e.g. game menu or desktop)

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