Pros
- Quiet, high-quality capacitors, price.
Cons
- No complaints and I hope not. Of course, I wanted modularity, but I reconciled with its absence.
Power supply unit AeroCool Aero Bronze 750W black BOX Review
5
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Very good
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4.8
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Description of Power supply unit AeroCool Aero Bronze 750W black BOX
Best-in-class protection technologies, great performance and maximum affordability make AERO PSUs the perfect tool for DIY PC builders looking for a quality PSU at a fraction of the cost. up to 90%.
80Plus 230V EU Bronze certified for up to 90% efficiency improvementDC-DC current conversion circuit helps improve efficiency and achieve precise voltage regulation even under high crossload applicationsJapanese capacitors with a temperature range of up to 105°C improve the performance of the BPSModern solid state Capacitors provide excellent output current quality and effective noise filtering 120mm fan provides high air pressure and rotational speed with minimal noise, so the PSU runs as quietly as possible Two power connectors ensure compatibility with modern high-performance AMD Ryzen processors Best-in-class set of PSU and component protection technologies including over-voltage, under-voltage, over-power, over-current, short circuit, power-on surge, power-on surge, and over-temperature protection Conforms to ErP 2013 Lot 6 energy efficiency and EMC requirements
Pros
- The block is really good! Before putting it in my main computer, I first checked the block on an old and very demanding hardware! Here on this - Xeon X5670@3.7 1.28V and two HD5870 in cross + HDD. And then on two HD6950s stitched into 6970 (250W TDP for each). 4(8) processor cores were loaded with cpu-z stress, the remaining 2(4) cores were for Stalker and MetroLL games. It’s a pity there is no wattmeter, but I’m sure that at least 100W came from the processor and from video cards (6970s) at least 2x200W + 40 watts mother and HDD. PCIe wires are barely warm, no more than body temperature. At the PSU, the wall where the board is installed also warmed up a little. The air blown out of the PSU (guess the first time) is also a little warm. Unlike hot air from video cards heated under 90C. The fan is very quiet, you can say silent. Although if you bring your ear close, you can hear a low-frequency vibration, but you don’t feel the vibration of the PSU case with your fingers. In idle, the Intel cooler at 1600 rpm and the video turbines at 1300 rpm were noticeably audible, so nothing was heard from the PSU side. The voltage was measured with a multimeter in the Molex. The minimum that I saw was 122022V, the maximum was 12.25V.
Cons
- I did not like the design of the 8pin (6 + 2) connectors. The pipets is as tightly mounted and the two-pin tail is removed. I almost cut myself on the plastic . In the old PSU, this tail was just a sideways chpynk and unfastened. It would not be superfluous to sign the connectors.
