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Cooler Master X Silent Edge Platinum 850 W

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in house OEM built by CM
 
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ymbaja said:
$549 Is that a typo?
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nope not a typo, they are building it completely in house so manufacturing scale is low with no mass production

but this line "It is 80 Plus Titanium rated" from above is a typo @W1zzard, unit is rated platinum not titanium (see link above)
 
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Am I messed up for thinking "A ZAP" is funny for the model number of a PSU?
 
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cooler master X silent Max platinum 1300w is $100 cheaper on amazon, it's the same platform they just removed the fan and called it passive

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There is zero point to this. Does anyone ever hear their PSU fan anyway?
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I don't, I hear my power hog of a GPU. If I cared about noise, I'd buy an Nvidia.
 
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Rowsol said:
There is zero point to this. Does anyone ever hear their PSU fan anyway?
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in certain professional fields (medical, scientific, etc.,) there is a need for a passive PSU.
 
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Zero Fan mode is kinda "passive mode" usually up to half o the rated wattage of a power supply unit.

534€ - yay for sure
 
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_roman_ said:
? - in response to #13
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I'm not replying to anyone in general, just venting my first thought that I had.
Which is that they should've at least made a Titanium certified PSU.
Or even better, Cybenetics Titanium certified.
 
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Nostras said:
Or even better, Cybenetics Titanium certified
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it "only" passed Cybentics platinum in both 115 & 230v testing

also even in the TPU test it did not make titanium

titanium 230v TPU was test @ 230v)
10% load is 90 or better - X silent did 85%
20% load is 94 or better - X silent did 92%
50% load is 96 or better - X silent did 94%
100% load is 91 or better - X silent did 91%
 
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Internals look great but that's way too rippletastic for a $550 unit.
 
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850 W, priced like a 1850 W. Good luck with that. Yeah, no.
 
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That’s pretty crazy, a power supply that actually cools the air.
 
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It's not even THAT expensive, remember their MasterWatt Maker MIJ (Made in Japan) 1200 from 2017? That cost 1000EUR. And 15 year warranty is something I haven't heard of before.

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Cooler Master Unveils the MasterWatt Maker MIJ 1200 W Power Supply

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Shrek said:
You sure that has the 'Thermal Mold'?
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they added the heatsink to the case for the 850w while removing the fan from the 1300w, if you recall when Jon was on the forum he stated they do the exact same thing to their passive PSU. Simply use a 1300w to make a 850w passive unit and the platforms are clearly the same and both are made in house
 
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Ruru said:
It's not even THAT expensive, remember their MasterWatt Maker MIJ (Made in Japan) 1200 from 2017? That cost 1000EUR. And 15 year warranty is something I haven't heard of before.

www.techpowerup.com

Cooler Master Unveils the MasterWatt Maker MIJ 1200 W Power Supply

At CES 2017, Cooler Master unveiled a limited edition of their MasterWatt line of power supply units: the MasterWatt Author ME 1200 W. As the name implies, this is a 1200 W power supply, rated at 80 Plus Titanium efficiency levels (which means >94% energy efficiency), though Cooler Master claims...
www.techpowerup.com www.techpowerup.com
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Yeah, but this one is Titanium.
As dirtyferret posted this thing is barely platinum.

Bit of the same vibes as the Asus 5080 Astral. Why would you buy a "premium" suboptimal product?
 
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Just an FYI: In the introduction paragraph there's an incomplete sentence:

"This wide power consumption gap between a lightly loaded and a fully loaded system."
 
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Interesting product, almost no use cases require zero psu noise anyway, but if you do need it, good to get a 15 year warranty and what other options do you have?

99.9% of use cases better off with a cheaper design, with a fan. It's an ultra niche product.
 
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