HEXUS.reviews :: Cooler Master Real Power Pro 'G80' 850W PSU

[Tarinder]

Our initial look highlights that the Cooler Master Real Power Pro 850W PSU has, barring modular cabling and a power switch, all the right features for a very high-end PSU. There's power in spades that's intelligently split over a number of 12V lines, offering a single rail for key power-hungry components. Quad PCIe connectors are a futureproof measure and the graphics card that requires them isn't too far off.

http://www.hexus.net/content/item.php?item=7166

[SpawnofSonic]

it is a beast just look at it!

looks awesome and it adds further excitement and anticipation to the longawaited new gfx cards.

Can i just say 6 12v lines!

[Noli]

I know it said 'standard ATX' next to dimensions, but given that it has a 135mm fan, can you guys just confirm that it is indeed a standard size PSU? Any info on noisiness or graphs of how fan speeds up vs increase in wattage?
Ta muchly

[Nox]

Originally Posted by Noli

I know it said 'standard ATX' next to dimensions, but given that it has a 135mm fan, can you guys just confirm that it is indeed a standard size PSU?

Standard ATX is 14cm long... I'm in the market for a new PSU somewhere around this spec, but i'm having trouble as I have... 14.5cm of space due to some daft bugger (me) mounting a reservoir very close

so if you could confirm the lenght of this PSU, i'd be grateful!

Nox

[Tarinder]

Hi folks,

The PSU is 15cm wide, 18cm long (front to back) and 8.6cm high.


This is a first look. We'll be taking the PSU down to a specialist labs and give the it the full treatment.

[Nox]

nammit! thanks for fast answer Tarinder - Don't really want a 4cm overhang out the back of my case Where have all the normal sized PSU's gone?

Nox

[madmobile]

buying a big psu can give you high performance of gaming, but you have a big bill to pay for it. I hope the 80nm will help saving energy, or maybe later the 65nm technology will be generally in use on graphic card.

I may get A g80 for myself if the vista launch before 2007. If after that, i'll have to compare the g80 and R600.

Beside that, i think this psu looks pretty good. But i'll only need it if i'm gonna set up a g80 sli system.

[mcmiller]

i noticed with alot of psu's now they include a 3 yr warranty, this is obviously a selling point for the company, but no one ever talks about where you have to return it to if it goes wrong, take the corsair for example 5 yr warranty really good but you have to post it all the way back to california which is going to cost a minimum of £30 and then you probadly have a 3 or 4 week wait as you either ship it by plane or boat (boat takes alot longer but costs less) kinda making the 5 yr warranty worthless imo.
It would be nice if hexus could include this in reviews they do of items.