Cooler Master MWE Bronze Stromversorgung Review

I bought it in a gaming PC with a reserve for a future upgrade (when the video players release the miners sooner or later). For its 80 PLUS Bronze, this is an ordinary average, there are not enough stars from the sky: +12V line power: 699.6, OEM: Gospower, LLC (resonant converter) in the primary, Fan operation mode: active, LAMBDA (noise level according to Сybenetics): LAMBDA -S+, Medium load rpm: ~ 1540-1900, Full load rpm: ~ 2450*, Fan bearing: Fluid dynamic, Capacitors (electrolytic)…

Ambiguous impression of the block. On the one hand, it works, but not everything is so smooth. Good block, but not for lovers of silence. Different pros: 1) Strict appearance 2) Sufficient length of cable loops 3) Filling "on paper" 4) Availability of necessary protections Cons below: 1) Fan crackling is heard when the system is idle 2) When the computer is turned off, but the power is on, a squeak is heard

Worth taking. With its pros: Good block. Decent accessories. Good price. There are 2*4pin x2 connectors for CPU. Quite quiet. Cons: There is no such thing yet. We'll see how long it lasts. Judging by the reviews of those who analyzed it on YouTube, it is one of the best blocks for their money.

Ambiguous impression of the block. On the one hand, it works, but not everything is so smooth. Good block, but not for lovers of silence.

In conjunction with the i3 10100f and gtx950, at the peak, the consumption according to the calculator is 210 W, that is, a margin of 300%. At the same time, it whistles. My first assembly, the cables are quite solid and there are a lot of them, it is difficult to lay them normally. I will add a review when support responds about the whistle Addition: the noise and whistling stopped after a while, everything is fine, everything is fine

The fan stays on until you load the system normally. The length of the wires with a margin was enough to lay in a full-tower, there are enough connectors for a home computer, for whom for a rig - pass by. I don't remember anyone else giving a 5 year warranty on their unit. You won't find anything like this for the money. The sites indicate a 2-year warranty, and on the box itself and in the attached instructions, the manufacturer indicates 5 years (but you need to register the unit on their…

not a bad block for the money, ideal for a computer up to 60k in the village more money is possible and something cool to take Pros below: Interesting circuitry and real power at 12v are the same 700 watts should be enough for the eyes! good fan, at least I can't hear it at all As for crackling in the well, it happens, this is a relay, most likely a fan. if you have a hellishly quiet car, well, maybe you can hear it, but with great difficulty Throttles do not squeak from the word at all…