The power supply is not working well, do you need some recommendations for a replacement?
The power supply is not working well, do you need some recommendations for a replacement?
I'm focusing more on Corsair and ADA > Be Quiet right now, just because the Be Quiet 12M is in "sp in the tier list." Can you quickly verify the link I sent earlier? Is this the same as what user dark_globe said before? Also, what does "non VE version" mean? After searching, I found it seems to be related to vegetarian stuff, but it might be a typo.
Only @dark_globe can answer that.
The beQuiet is uncertain because
- Be mindful that strictly multi-rail units (without a chance to switch to single-rail mode) may trip with very high power consumption GPUs (>400W) and/or CPUs (unlocked Intel i7/i9) due to a lower OCP tripping point. Check the manual and manage the load if necessary.
- Potential ATX 3.0 units either lack compatibility testing (no Aris review), haven’t received certification (not listed in Intel’s database), face issues with passing ATX 3.0 tests (failed Aris review), or were never properly reviewed to be placed in the standard priority category.
Yes, it is correct. The VE version is a lower-tier model with reduced components and overall weaker performance. In my country, the Core Reactor II in the core is actually more affordable right now compared to the VE version, which seems counterintuitive but makes sense given the situation.
Part of the review mentions:
"The XPG Core Reactor II VE 750W offers an affordable option for the Core Reactor II. It features fewer cables, cheaper capacitors, and some minor modifications. The change in capacitors on the secondary side significantly impacted the unit’s transient response performance, which is crucial."
It's similar to the Corsair RMX and RME, where the RME is considered a lower-end version of the RMX.
Thank you for the confirmation! I got a 1000W sunflower leadex 7.