Review: Kingwin Mach1 600watt PSU

Gizmo · 12-August-07, 08:01 PM

Spectrum has a new review up of the Kingwin Mach1 600watt Modular Power Supply. This unit is bright, shinny, and modular. What more could you want? Well how about 600 watts of solid power! Looking for a new power supply?

Check it out here.

Nerdz · 12-August-07, 08:18 PM

Wait a sec, I dont understand something here. It seems your contradicting your self,

The Mach
-Modular design
-Smooth & shiny finish
-Solid rail voltages
-Sleeved cables
-Lots of connectors
-Quiet performance
-Attractive Lighting

The Mock
-PCI-Express sleeving different from rest of cables
-Rails not very accurate

You say the rail values are pretty solid, but then you say rails arent very accurate, What do you mean by this?

Spectrum · 12-August-07, 08:35 PM

They are solid in that they don't fluctuate. They didn't hiccup when under load vs idle no matter what I threw on them. However, they weren't right on the money (5.00v, 12.00v) to begin with.

12-August-07, 08:01 PM		#1 (permalink)
Gizmo News Hound	Kingwin Mach1 600watt PSU Spectrum has a new review up of the Kingwin Mach1 600watt Modular Power Supply. This unit is bright, shinny, and modular. What more could you want? Well how about 600 watts of solid power! Looking for a new power supply? Check it out here.

12-August-07, 08:18 PM		#2 (permalink)
Nerdz Sir Knight of Spamalot	Re: Kingwin Mach1 600watt PSU Wait a sec, I dont understand something here. It seems your contradicting your self, The Mach -Modular design -Smooth & shiny finish -Solid rail voltages -Sleeved cables -Lots of connectors -Quiet performance -Attractive Lighting The Mock -PCI-Express sleeving different from rest of cables -Rails not very accurate You say the rail values are pretty solid, but then you say rails arent very accurate, What do you mean by this?

12-August-07, 08:35 PM		#3 (permalink)
Spectrum Former GameApex Editor	Re: Kingwin Mach1 600watt PSU They are solid in that they don't fluctuate. They didn't hiccup when under load vs idle no matter what I threw on them. However, they weren't right on the money (5.00v, 12.00v) to begin with.

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