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FSP Aurum PT 1200W Power Supply Review

Today FSP Group is launching their newest and most advanced PSU to date, the Aurum PT 1200W. The 80 Plus Platinum certified unit has been designed to compete with corresponding products from other manufacturers, many of which were a few months ago. Does FSP have what it takes to go head to head with the top-tier designs from companies like Seasonic and Flextronics? We’ll find out in our full review.

 

FSP Aurum PT 1200W Power Supply Review

Today FSP Group is launching their newest and most advanced PSU to date, the Aurum PT 1200W. The 80 Plus Platinum certified unit has been designed to compete with corresponding products from other manufacturers, many of which were a few months ago. Does FSP have what it takes to go head to head with the top-tier designs from companies like Seasonic and Flextronics? We’ll find out in our full review.

 

Antec EDGE 550W Power Supply Review

Today we are looking at Antec’s latest PSU series, the EDGE, which the company markets as “the pinnacle of power supplies”. Bold statements aside, only medium capacity units are available and silence seekers are their main target. We’re reviewing the lowest capacity model of the series, with a maximum output of just 550 Watts, which means this is a PSU that could be used by a larger number of users. Let’s see how it performs.

Antec EDGE 550W Power Supply Review

Today we are looking at Antec’s latest PSU series, the EDGE, which the company markets as “the pinnacle of power supplies”. Bold statements aside, only medium capacity units are available and silence seekers are their main target. We’re reviewing the lowest capacity model of the series, with a maximum output of just 550 Watts, which means this is a PSU that could be used by a larger number of users. Let’s see how it performs.

Corsair AX1500i Power Supply Review

For those that do will not settle for anything less than the best, Corsair has their gigantic AX1500i power supply. This is their new 1500W flagship behemoth, and it’s also one of the first 80 Plus Titanium certified units worldwide. It has a massive list of features, including Corsair Link compatibility. However, could it possibly be worth the absurd $449.99 retail price? Read on to find out.