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be quiet! Pure Power 11 (600 Watt) PSU review
Posted by: on: 11/22/2018 09:23 AM [
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We'll peek at the new be quiet! Pure Power 11 (600 Watt) PSU. The ongoing series keeps getting updated and better. Revision 11 now is 80 Plus Gold certified product series. With the ever-growing popularity of efficient and silent power supplies, this is a modular unit with two 12V rails (for this 600 watt model).
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Laci
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Posted on: 11/21/2018 09:49 AM
Same here
maybe a dream for all those miner rig/farm owners out there :p
At first I thought it was a 11k Watt PSU and thought, that's a lot of heckin' power
Same here
maybe a dream for all those miner rig/farm owners out there :p
Izi Cheeseborn
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Posted on: 11/21/2018 09:58 AM
If this was a 11'600, relatively speaking it can power up 9 full set pentium farm rigs no prob (6gpu ea.)
Same here maybe a dream for all those miner rig/farm owners out there :p
maybe a dream for all those miner rig/farm owners out there :pIf this was a 11'600, relatively speaking it can power up 9 full set pentium farm rigs no prob (6gpu ea.)
Hilbert Hagedoorn
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Posted on: 11/21/2018 10:03 AM
There you go, that should read a bit better.
There you go, that should read a bit better.
Noisiv
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Posted on: 11/21/2018 01:00 PM
Following EU legislation your PC and thus PSU and motherboard combo needs to remain under 0.5 Watts in sleep or powered down mode. We measure 0.1 Watts.
LOVE MY EU!
To achieve this, you will need to enable
So that's what EuP/ErP in my BIOS do!!
for those that have and leave RGB bling activated on their motherboard day and night even with the PC powered down, you are using roughly 5 Watts continuously 24/7/365
!!!!
Following EU legislation your PC and thus PSU and motherboard combo needs to remain under 0.5 Watts in sleep or powered down mode. We measure 0.1 Watts.
LOVE MY EU!
To achieve this, you will need to enable
EuP mode
in your motherboard BIOS. We cannot measure below 0.1 Watts. So that's what EuP/ErP in my BIOS do!!
for those that have and leave RGB bling activated on their motherboard day and night even with the PC powered down, you are using roughly 5 Watts continuously 24/7/365
!!!!
Laci
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Posted on: 11/21/2018 01:21 PM
Following EU legislation your PC and thus PSU and motherboard combo needs to remain under 0.5 Watts in sleep or powered down mode. We measure 0.1 Watts.
LOVE MY EU!
To achieve this, you will need to enable
So that's what EuP/ErP in my BIOS do!!
for those that have and leave RGB bling activated on their motherboard day and night even with the PC powered down, you are using roughly 5 Watts continuously 24/7/365
!!!!
Thanks for bringing up this topic. I'll look into this on my asus board and try to deactivate it, it annoys me from time to time, but was too lazy to do anything until now
Following EU legislation your PC and thus PSU and motherboard combo needs to remain under 0.5 Watts in sleep or powered down mode. We measure 0.1 Watts.
LOVE MY EU!
To achieve this, you will need to enable
EuP mode
in your motherboard BIOS. We cannot measure below 0.1 Watts. So that's what EuP/ErP in my BIOS do!!
for those that have and leave RGB bling activated on their motherboard day and night even with the PC powered down, you are using roughly 5 Watts continuously 24/7/365
!!!!
Thanks for bringing up this topic. I'll look into this on my asus board and try to deactivate it, it annoys me from time to time, but was too lazy to do anything until now
xrodney
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Posted on: 11/21/2018 06:26 PM
Following EU legislation your PC and thus PSU and motherboard combo needs to remain under 0.5 Watts in sleep or powered down mode. We measure 0.1 Watts.
LOVE MY EU!
To achieve this, you will need to enable
So that's what EuP/ErP in my BIOS do!!
for those that have and leave RGB bling activated on their motherboard day and night even with the PC powered down, you are using roughly 5 Watts continuously 24/7/365
!!!!
That also disable charging of usb connected devices, wake up functions as well as remote power on/reboot devices powered by USB, no thanks.
Also workaround would be to use 3-4 usb chargers which in end consume way more than PC with Eup disabled.
Following EU legislation your PC and thus PSU and motherboard combo needs to remain under 0.5 Watts in sleep or powered down mode. We measure 0.1 Watts.
LOVE MY EU!
To achieve this, you will need to enable
EuP mode
in your motherboard BIOS. We cannot measure below 0.1 Watts. So that's what EuP/ErP in my BIOS do!!
for those that have and leave RGB bling activated on their motherboard day and night even with the PC powered down, you are using roughly 5 Watts continuously 24/7/365
!!!!
That also disable charging of usb connected devices, wake up functions as well as remote power on/reboot devices powered by USB, no thanks.
Also workaround would be to use 3-4 usb chargers which in end consume way more than PC with Eup disabled.
gx-x
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Posted on: 11/22/2018 05:17 AM
something is off with your tests, platinum rated PSUs rated worse than bronze rated ones...I don't expect you to be Johnny Guru but this...Enermax Platimax is platinum rated PSU, and I'll have you know, that side by side with CM platinum rated and EVGA gold rated rated PSUs, all 1200W, both platinum rated PSUs draw less power than gold rated one. They don't just "stamp" badges onto those. Especially not onto something like Enermax which is one of the alpha and omega of PSUs amidst the imposters like CM, evga, seasonic and such that just put badge onto someones electronics.
something is off with your tests, platinum rated PSUs rated worse than bronze rated ones...I don't expect you to be Johnny Guru but this...Enermax Platimax is platinum rated PSU, and I'll have you know, that side by side with CM platinum rated and EVGA gold rated rated PSUs, all 1200W, both platinum rated PSUs draw less power than gold rated one. They don't just "stamp" badges onto those. Especially not onto something like Enermax which is one of the alpha and omega of PSUs amidst the imposters like CM, evga, seasonic and such that just put badge onto someones electronics.
Noisiv
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Posted on: 11/22/2018 09:27 AM
Measurements say otherwise. Apparently they do:
Once
http://www.jonnyguru.com/modules.php?name=NDReviews&op=Story3&reid=282
Twice
http://www.jonnyguru.com/forums/showthread.php?t=8420
According to jonnyGURU.
Jonny, not Johnny.
something is off with your tests, platinum rated PSUs rated worse than bronze rated ones...I don't expect you to be Johnny Guru but this...Enermax Platimax is platinum rated PSU, and I'll have you know, that side by side with CM platinum rated and EVGA gold rated rated PSUs, all 1200W, both platinum rated PSUs draw less power than gold rated one. They don't just "stamp" badges onto those. Especially not onto something like Enermax
Measurements say otherwise. Apparently they do:
Once
http://www.jonnyguru.com/modules.php?name=NDReviews&op=Story3&reid=282
Twice
http://www.jonnyguru.com/forums/showthread.php?t=8420
According to jonnyGURU.
Jonny, not Johnny.
Hilbert Hagedoorn
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Posted on: 11/22/2018 09:35 AM
Just because the results are not as expected, doesn't mean they're not right.
something is off with your tests, platinum rated PSUs rated worse than bronze rated ones...I don't expect you to be Johnny Guru but this...Enermax Platimax is platinum rated PSU
Just because the results are not as expected, doesn't mean they're not right.
gx-x
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Posted on: 11/22/2018 12:52 PM
what you are saying, according to results Noisiv posted (which are as expected), Be Quiet has over 92% efficiency (game load) if we assume the bad scenario for platimax where it has only 89% eff. due to low load. Ok. Thank you Sir for your reply.
According to jonnyGURU.
Jonny, not Johnny.
Do you pronounce these two differently? See, since English is not my first language, writing things like those of the top of my head tend to sometimes get written like they sound rather than how they are supposed to be written. Sorry, and thanks for the correction.
what you are saying, according to results Noisiv posted (which are as expected), Be Quiet has over 92% efficiency (game load) if we assume the bad scenario for platimax where it has only 89% eff. due to low load. Ok. Thank you Sir for your reply.
According to jonnyGURU.
Jonny, not Johnny.
Do you pronounce these two differently? See, since English is not my first language, writing things like those of the top of my head tend to sometimes get written like they sound rather than how they are supposed to be written. Sorry, and thanks for the correction.
Noisiv
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Posted on: 11/22/2018 01:05 PM
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At first I thought it was a 11k Watt PSU and thought, that's a lot of heckin' power