SilverStone 750 Watt ATX Power Supply - Page 6

by Hilbert Hagedoorn on: 06/26/2006 07:00 AM [ ] 0 comment(s)

The Verdict
Well Guru's, the previous model power supply we tested from SilverStone was the ST60F which did not survive our stress test as clearly described on our article (the solve is noted in there also). The Zeus 750 Watt power supply however is mighty impressive with a greater than 80% efficiency. Now if you had a look at the specifications you'd have noticed that this unit include 72A and 720W combined wattage on the +12V quad rails and another 180 Watts at the 3.3 & +5 Volts rails. Yes that 750 Watts is allocated to the 12 Volts rails. We believe this portable nuclear power reactor can do 900 Watts given the proper circumstances.

We tried and we failed, but we can't even make this PSU sweat a little. It's stable as a house despite everything we threw at it which we certainly did. it managed an extremely high-end system with quad GPU setup 100% fine. This PSU is so good I'll be giving it a home in our primary graphics card test system. It has great looks and performs beautifully. The one miniscule protest is that the fan can be heard, but really that's all I can think of.

SilverStone 750 Watt ATX Power Supply
Model: ST75F (active PFC)
Manufacturer: SilverStone
Price: 179 USD/EUR
Info: website

You know us and our articles. If a product fails the test we'll let you know. We tell it like it is and how we experience everything, and this was one impressive experience.

This PSU has a lovely design and the Quad 12 volts rails with 18 AMPs on each rail is what is making sure you are "Dual or Quad everything" prepared. It really is a magnificent power supply which is not badly priced either - you can pick it up for 179 to 200 USD already and honestly that is a good price for this terrific beast.

27-06-2006 - Silverstone informed us that the next revision of this PSU will have all cables sleeved.

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