Cooler Master X Silent Edge 1100W: The Strongest Passively Cooled PSU!
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- Опубліковано 30 вер 2024
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Nice one. Pretty expensive, for that i would have expected a Titanium efficiency, and better efficiency at low loads. But it's a nice step forward for passive units.
For reviews of these kinds of units, a video taken with thermal/infrared camera under different loads would be nice, i think.
A passive master by Cooler Master, but more like an intermediate? We shall see in the near future then. Great reiew as always!
It's passive, but not using its digital controllers. A first step towards a better, cheaper second model. That's what he meant.
@@davidgunther8428 I know what he meant. :-)
Great, thank you !!!
I'd never trust a passive PSU.
I don't understand why cooler master presented the silent x psu series and the mighty psu series at ces 2024. It's been 7 months.
At computex 2024 they presented the same psu things practically again.
To an email of mine asking when they would release the mighty series, I was told that they don't know.
But...what kind of politics is this?
Unfortunate it doesn't live up to the performance you'd expect from a $500 PSU, I hope they are able to gain more experience and improve their future offerings.
Now all that remains is to create a heat sink that cools 1000W passively.
A new tool for destructive testing? 😊
Thank you for the review. Do you know if warranty includes coil whine? I had a prime titanium fanless 600W start making a high pitch hissing sound at medium loads after 4 years. And email support was a chatbot sending me irrelevant suggestions...
Not a clue, unfortunately, about that. I guess coil whine has to do with the brand's mood, if they will replace it or not.
Since the BOM of the PSU must be around 40 to 50$ at the most, providing a 15-year warranty is nothing. Even if you RMA it five times during these 15 years and they replace your unit with a brand new one every time, it's still profitable.
This PSU's BOM is WAY higher than what you state. Bulk caps alone can cost 10-15$. Quality 500-600W modular Bronze units have the BOM you mention.
Wow...
In the LTT Lab review of the GF A3, both the tested Thermaltake GF A3 units stopped functioning during testing. Meanwhile it got a fine review/nothing wrong with it from you. Are the PSU tests maybe not thorough enough on hwbuster?
And what makes you think ltt tested properly or didn't get duds.
Breaking a unit during testing is the easiest part. The most difficult part is running all tests correctly and extracting accurate results, which is the ultimate goal. I have been doing this job for 15 years, and I have been an electronics engineer for more than 30 years. I also happen to run Cybenetics. You can look at my LinkedIn page and then make better judgments.
www.linkedin.com/in/crmaris/
So when someone who just started testing PSUs manages to break them during testing, you should be skeptical about his/her methodology and ask for more details instead of going around and writing BS.
for the story, LTT's unit is different from the one I tested; it is from a different OEM, although it has the same OEM. So next time do your homework better!
@@HardwareBusters I see, thanks!
@@Violet-uilol they just tested the one with the other oem and it also failed with them. They gave you a hard time while hwbusters themselfs criticizing thermaltake that they had another oem platform while using the same name.
You're question was very relevant, a normal consumer shouldn't be expected to know there are different platforms used in the same model name