Silent Performance! BN283 Straight Power 11 750W ATX24 PSUs for Cases & Hardware Review

In general, the PSU is good, but the first impression at the sight of these stickers really knocked me down. Well, this click is confusing.

It would seem a normal bp, not cheap, not know-name, but drove off quickly and suddenly, it’s good that I didn’t pull something else from the new system, maybe just unlucky of course, but probably they were made better before) As a result, I paid extra for the SEASONIC Prime SSR-1000PD ATX 1000W Platinum so as not to worry about my hardware.

I liked this model, because you can power LGA2066 with its 2x8 pin for the processor and separately 6pin for ATX-PCI-E, moreover, without dancing with a soldering iron around 12 volt wires. The previous Thermaltake TR2 S 600W power supply had an efficiency of 80-86%, while this one had 91-93%. I thought for a long time what was cracking in the case and it turned out that this is a transformer for this power supply, maybe it’s, of course, just an unsuccessful combination of the load of the case…

Review specifically about the be quiet! STRAIGHT POWER 11 PLATINUM 750W BN307. I was very worried about the power supply clicking when on / off, for this reason I looked towards the Seasonic Focus GX-750. but "took a chance" and did not regret it, it's so imperceptible, as if the light "tsyk" of the power button is generally imperceptible. The first time I encountered this brand and was completely satisfied, because the main criterion for assembly was silence.

The only problem is its connection. I'm having trouble with my AeroCool Scar case. I had to move the carriage with the disks. Due to the modular connection system, they did not fit. And the most important thing! Do not take it in the Player for anything! I was deceived by 500 and was given a power cable for a motherboard with a broken mount to the unit. Will have to order a new one from ebay. So the block is great and the player is a terrible store. P. S In the photo below there will be only a…

It worked for 3-4 months without problems, but then the cooler began to crack when it was turned on. At first, the crackling went away for three minutes, but the further it got, the worse it got, it got to the point that it could crack for about 40 minutes. It's a shame, I had to replace it with another one, but I'll try to hand over this one under warranty

Got pros: Excellent power supply Quiet (semi-passive, no load, the fan is standing, under load about 400rpm, which is not audible) Modular Stylish design (well, the packaging is cool) 80 Plus Gold Some cons: There are a lot of cables in the kit, but I didn’t like them (harsh) I’ll use a braided cable from CM / Corsair Expensive

Different pros: Extra cords can be removed. There is a strap to tie the wires in the system unit. Some cons: How can I write about the shortcomings, if I use it for only a few days.

In order to avoid worrying about my hardware, I spent more money on the SEASONIC Prime SSR-1000PD ATX 1000W Platinum. It would appear to be a typical bp, not cheap, not well-known, but drove off suddenly and abruptly. It's a good thing I didn't pull something else from the new system. Of course, I could just be unlucky.

Pros: Convenient installation, a quiet cooling system and everything else for which it is praised, in general, it is difficult to write something new about such a product as a power supply unit. Different cons: I was unlucky with the 20 + 4 cable, it turned out to be defective, the pins were crooked and did not go in, as a result, I called the master to install 1 wire, the master installed it for 3 hours.

Has some pros -Excellent current strength -Long wires -Very quiet operation -Excellent FSP element base - Reliable Japanese capacitors -Modularity allows you to remove all unnecessary wires from the case Some cons: -wires are stiff -If you need to add a device, you will have to completely remove it from the system unit, but this is a fee for modularity -12 thousand is a bit much, but now almost all components have risen in price (in August 2022 I took for 10)

Impressions more than expected! I didn't think it would be so quiet. The load holds normally, the fan practically does not make noise, which means the load is minimal! P. S Ryzen 5 3600x, video card GIGABYTE GeForce RTX 2070 SUPER, but the vidyuha with valves spoils the noise a little! Got pros: Super power supply! I got into the case without problems (up to 170mm in length) Very quiet, with a 135 cooler I can't hear it. DeepCool E-SHIELD case, 3x120 for blowing in, 140x2 rear 120 for blowing…

Price - quality, some power supplies are much more expensive, despite the fact that they can be inferior to this model in terms of noise and components. Has pros: Very quiet! Preobrital floor stone 10900K Only 850 watts, there is a margin for a new video card and additional elements. A clear block, check the time. With its cons. There are a lot of reviews about a certain click when turning the PC on and off. Guys, don't see this, it's not even a click, but a kind of quiet click that does not…

I worked without writing for 2 years, then I started acting weird! At first, I stopped turning on the computer the first time! Then I had to turn it off from the city and after that he only reacted to the button! Now it starts up about 10 times (you have to pull the wire for half a day), everything has already been replaced, I checked what else might interfere with it, but alas, no! This is the block itself. Found a solution. You turn off the computer and immediately pull it out of the network,

The first month everything was fine, it worked fine on rx6700 + i5-10400F, there were few peripherals, a pair of ssd + hdd and that’s it, nothing was chasing, I just took it and passed out, either there was a jump or vice versa, a voltage drop, and I didn’t get it anymore, I was sure that in such a price range and such a vendor should not have such problems. I'm waiting for a return.

An excellent power supply, when I turned on the first relay clicked (before that, I did not know what happens in power supplies) and everything is very quiet. It holds the load perfectly (I looked through the program from asrock, maybe this is not entirely correct), but I took it from reviews where they disassembled and looked at the circuitry, so I was sure of the purchase.

The drawdown on the 12v line, 11.884 at rest, 11.788 at load, seems to fit into the so-called. deviations +/-5%, but still some kind of sediment . Correction: everything is in order with the block, I measured the voltage with a multimeter, 12v-at rest 11.99-at load-12.01-12.02, the block can be said to hold 12v tightly, so do not rely on readings in Aida and even Bios !

It was bought by the system on ryzen 7 + rx 6600 + 4 hard drives in the raid, everything worked fine, then it started to overheat, the high speed of the cooler created noise, then it stopped altogether and turned off with a bang, pulling one hard drive behind it, barely restored the info, disappointed, I was sure that the system was reliable, but the trouble came from where I did not expect it at all.

In general, I bought it from my brother from my hands, he used it from the New Year, brought it to me, so it was profitable for me. I wanted to take a weaker 650 watt Straight Power initially, I even thought about a 550 watt version without Japanese conduits, but the prices are so wild and close that I decided to take the best . Take a photo for now in scrap, maybe I'll edit it later. I hope it’s enough for 10 years, I’ve suffered with the power supply. (I’ll never take where there is no…

I suffered with the installation in a standard case, not a lot of non-standard dimensions for the power supply. For this money, of course, it’s good, it pulls the system quietly, but not silently, as some write, it has modular wires. If not for modularity, then the wires would be difficult to lay, they are really oak. Noticeable and not much annoying clicks of the relay when turning on, off, rebooting.