The Sorcerer
oh wow...Xenforo!!!
Why would it be a bad thing if the cost is saved by the certification but if the reviews indicate that the units are 80% efficient atleast?
Corsair Announces New Enthusiast Series Modular PSUs
The Sorcerer
oh wow...Xenforo!!!
^^ The companies are- yes (I thought people knew). No certification comes for free unless they are putting their own stickers on their own products.
d6bmg
BMG ftw!!
Then it is good, as most of the cases reviewers do not test them in 'lab temperature'.
The Sorcerer
oh wow...Xenforo!!!
^^ Nothing wrong with lab temperature but it should be realistic.
40 degrees celcius is least prefered in a hot box. It will also be nice if they can have some methodology where they can pretty much scale a lifespan of the product. Better quality components, more slower it takes to degrade during days/months/years of usage.
40 degrees celcius is least prefered in a hot box. It will also be nice if they can have some methodology where they can pretty much scale a lifespan of the product. Better quality components, more slower it takes to degrade during days/months/years of usage.
d6bmg
BMG ftw!!
That 'lab temperature' variable varies all over the world. In India, due to hotter ambient temperature, efficiency & life span tend to get sorter by a descent margin, resulting in lots of difference between actual result & reviewed result, which is confusing to most of the people thinking that good review means good product. It is true in 95% of cases. But in rest 5% cases, it differs a lot.
