💡 be quiet! Pure Power 11 500W – Reliable 80 Plus Gold Power Supply for Efficient Performance Review

Used a be quiet! Pure Power 11 500W for office work for half a year. Once, when turned on, a high-frequency sound was heard and then a short circuit occurred, the automation worked in the apartment, the electricity turned off. Upon subsequent switching on, the circuit occurred immediately. I did not apply for a guarantee, so there was no time for this fuss, I opened it, a photo of the place of the circuit in the attachment.

It works in a low-power HTPC, the loads are small, there is a margin for more drives and theoretically possible overclocking is available. I didn’t test it deeply, I don’t know what’s going on with the pulsations and heating of the diode bridge under maximum load, everything seems to be fine according to the reviews. In my work scenario, so far so good, I hope it will last a long time.

Apparently this is the eternal disease of Be quiet power supplies. The first one was System Power 9 and there a cheap and loud fan could be forgiven, because. it cost a little. But from Pure Power 11 I did not expect such a setup. Of course, you can return the warranty and sit without a computer for 45 days, but this is clearly not what you expect when buying this power supply.

A quality power supply in a relatively energy efficient build. Especially for new ryzens with 95W TDP and a powerful pre-top 200W graphics card. I myself use it with xeon e5-2690 (135W) and GTX1070 (180-200W) - enough with my head Some pros: Very quiet and high-quality power supply for its price on a good element base. Strict design in black colors with orange accents looks very stylish and expensive. Perhaps someone will be important in the BP. Its cons: I would like to have a passive mode of…

As others have said, not modular. I should have read the reviews, my bad. I contacted Revain support and the rep just blew it up and said the description said it was jacketed cables (or something like that). I think it's an interpretation. I trusted the photo as it is usually correct. Jacketed cables could also mean that every modular cable was jacketed. In any case, I did not order this and I will not reward the company with sales if they do not advertise the product properly. It will come…

Used for a medium sized system and as far as I can tell it works well with no issues. Quiet, true to its name. transparent case window. Installed with no problems although lots of spare cables to hide as it's not modular at all but I knew that when I bought it. It's not the end of the world for me as I have a PSU cover to hide extra cables. For the $70 I got back then, I'd say it was worth it.

Having used Corsair and EVGA PSUs for years and never been happy with the noise level despite always calling them "super quiet" marketed, I came across Be Quiet, a brand I didn't know about at the time. I bought a power supply and lo and behold, I didn't hear anything. after years of annoying little noises that drove me insane, I was able to sleep soundly at night knowing that when I turn on my computer in the morning I can drink tea without constantly irritating myself deep down. When it comes

The images clearly show a modular power supply, but a non-modular power supply was supplied. After checking the item details, I saw that the internal model name was BN626, which actually turned out to be a non-modular model. The modular version is BN628, which is listed on Revain as "Pure Power Gold 500W". It's definitely not obvious as the "BN626" model name doesn't imply any performance, product line, or modularity. This would not be a problem if the product image were not clearly false…