Corsair SF850 ATX v3.1 SFX Cybenetics Platinum - No More 80 PLUS! 

Everyone will follow ;)

@@HardwareBusters They should. :-)

Once they have it ready, you will :)

I won't support anymore super long warranties, because in the end hurt both consumers and the industry. Starting from today I won't mention warranty period in my pros or cons, unless it is too short (say 1 year).

Zalman Terramax and Zalman Terramax II are differents items

@@hanmaruf2919 Cool story, but I'm looking at the PDF with their findings right now.

There is no comparison between ATX and SFX units. ATX ones have the advantage, so unless you really need an SFX PSU, go with the Leadex

It's been so long that I encountered a mainboard with a serial port. That said, I loved this protocol, way more reliable than USB. This is why it is still used in many instruments.

@@HardwareBusters My benchtop PC is wired into my electronic test equipment with the COMM port. My newer test equipment is USB.

both are made by the same OEM so difficult choice.

@@HardwareBusters okay and thanks for the reply , good information on ur website , love it , good for a beginner like me

"people trying to cram 5090ti-GAMING(tm)-xXxTremeXxX cinderblock GPUs with dual-socket Epycs into a shoe-box-sized case" I'm saving this for later use 😂 Thankyou

TT has no relations wIth me anymore.

@@HardwareBusters not TT , Thermal Right . I always get it mixed up myself. They have released a gold and platinum sfx models.

Eh, Cybenetic's tests include efficiency. In fact, they are much stricter than 80plus' standards and better reflect the actual efficiency - so you can get an 80plus titanium which can't get cybenetics titanium while a cybenetics titanium will easily obtain 80plus titanium.

​@@NinjaQuick and that is all good, as I am also far more interested in the voltage regulation of my power suppliers than some 'green' energy-star efficacy sticker anyway. You are correct that 80+ only tests the efficiency and nothing else, it was also marked as a save the planet reduce your individual carbon footprint thing, and thinking back to 2k when graphics cards consumed maybe fifteen watts vs them melting six-hundred-watt plugs today, not to say CPUs going from less than 40 watts to also over 300 watts, being "energy efficient" was all for nothing, lol. All of the carbon footprint calculations don't give a hoot what your computer's productivity is, you are a single person, and so am I, and it all boils down to how much junk is put into the environment producing the watts that we as individuals are consuming, that's all there is to that 'green' stuff, and it's silly to say I can consume more power than someone else just because the power converter is more efficient at consuming more power, lol. And that's all 80+ was, an excuse to pretend to be green while being more glutanus.

​@@Zarcondeegrissom you are the biggest yapper to ever exist. Not trying to be mean, but you are completely wrong in your first comment where you believe that this PSU doesn't have a 80+ rating because it is unefficient. 80+ is a very old standard that isn't up to par, therefore Cybenetics have essentially replaced it and it is much better. But you go on rambling about climate, lol. Also not everyone buys a more efficient PSU for the climate, many buy it because it is a premium product, often quieter and draws a little less electricity.