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XPG Core Reactor II VE 750W PSU Review

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Average Noise

The average noise output is notably higher than that of the 850W unit, showing a not properly tuned fan speed profile. XPG informed me that this will be fixed in the final units.

Fan Noise & Speed Maps @ 28-32 °C

[115V] The fan’s noise is low at up to 470W. The 30 dBA mark is passed at 485W. At 525W and above, the fan spins higher than 1400 RPM most of the time, with noise within the 35-45 dBA range.

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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