Ripple Measurements
You will see the ripple levels we measured on the main rails of the P2-1000 in the following table. The limits are, according to the ATX specification, 120 mV (+12V) and 50 mV (5V, 3.3V, and 5VSB).
Ripple Measurements EVGA P2-1000 |
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Test | 12 V | 5 V | 3.3 V | 5VSB | Pass/Fail |
20% Load | 11.9 mV | 7.1 mV | 7.3 mV | 5.2 mV | Pass |
40% Load | 9.8 mV | 7.9 mV | 7.9 mV | 6.0 mV | Pass |
50% Load | 10.7 mV | 7.5 mV | 8.3 mV | 6.6 mV | Pass |
60% Load | 11.2 mV | 8.5 mV | 8.8 mV | 7.8 mV | Pass |
80% Load | 12.8 mV | 9.0 mV | 10.1 mV | 8.8 mV | Pass |
100% Load | 14.3 mV | 8.7 mV | 10.8 mV | 9.0 mV | Pass |
110% Load | 15.4 mV | 8.9 mV | 12.2 mV | 9.4 mV | Pass |
Crossload 1 | 10.1 mV | 6.0 mV | 6.7 mV | 18.6 mV | Pass |
Crossload 2 | 13.9 mV | 7.7 mV | 9.4 mV | 6.7 mV | Pass |
Ripple suppression is absolutely fantastic and easily among the lowest we have ever measured. Super Flower's new platform means business, that's for sure, and achieves even lower ripple on the +12V rail than Seasonic's KM3 platform! This is definitely noteworthy! Only the digitally controlled Corsair AX1200i can meet Super Flower's new design eye to eye here.
Ripple at Full Load
In the following oscilloscope screenshots, you can see the AC ripple and noise that the main rails registered (+12V, 5V, 3.3V, and 5VSB). The bigger the fluctuations on the oscilloscope's screen, the bigger the ripple/noise. For all measurements, we set 0.01 V/Div (each vertical division/box equals 0.01 V) as standard.
Ripple at 110% Load
Ripple at Crossload 1
Ripple at Crossload 2