Montech TITAN PLA 1000 W

[suvirintojas]

Montech's Titan PLA 1000 W is an impressive 80 Plus Platinum PSU. It comes with enough juice to power even the most demanding graphics cards and its high efficiency keeps it cool. In our noise testing, it ran passively at up to 40%, and remained whisper-quiet until over 1000 W power draw.

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[Dragokar]

Thanks for the review.

Does anyone have experiences with the Montech customer support in any shape or form?

 

[Baba]

Just a thought for your PS reviews. Not everyone knows the acronyms for the protections. You might want to name them.
Over-current protection (OCP)
OVP/UVP (Over Voltage/Under Voltage Protection)
OPP (Over Power Protection)
OTP (Over Temperature Protection)
SCP (Short Circuit Protection)

Consider adding these.
Power Good Or PWR_OK Signal
No-Load Operation (NLO)
Fan Failure Protection

 

[lexluthermiester]

Just a thought for your PS reviews. Not everyone knows the acronyms for the protections. You might want to name them.
Over-current protection (OCP)
OVP/UVP (Over Voltage/Under Voltage Protection)
OPP (Over Power Protection)
OTP (Over Temperature Protection)
SCP (Short Circuit Protection)

This is a good idea. They could include a Legend for such at the beginning of each PSU review.

Consider adding these.
Power Good Or PWR_OK Signal
No-Load Operation (NLO)
Fan Failure Protection

Also a good idea.

 

[Dicfylac]

The protections the psu has, is any one related to work with small amounts of watts, like five watts, fan spinning,?
Or below certain wattage the equipment doesn't work properly.?

 

[webdigo]

You speak about how quiet it is.
But I dont see any graph or something that explains the RPM under different wattage load?

I know you here briefly said it runs passively at up to 40%. But this still doesnt explain how loud it becomes after that, and how fast the fan curve raises.