Cooler Master Real Power Pro M700 700w Modular PSU
Introduction & Specifications
Published: 16th April 2008 | Source: CoolerMaster | Price: £80 - £85 |
Back in October 2007 Cooler Master gave us the pleasure of reviewing their high-end Real Power Pro M1000 unit. With a total of 1000w on tap, extremely stable rails, high efficiency and an unrivaled modular connector system, the unit scored a perfect 10 for its performance and appearance and managed to walk away with our Editors Choice award.Cooler Master Retail Product Business Unit was founded with the mission to create enjoyment to customers while they build their dream machines.
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2.Eco-design for energy and money saving by Active PFC.(>0.99) / high efficiency(>80%)
3.Two 6 pin / two 8 pin PCI-e connectors offer great future upgradeability
4.Clear color identifiable connectors for user friendiness
5.Ultra-silent operation with intelligent 120mm fan speed control (< 16dBA)
6.Multiple protection function provides full-scale protection for your components
7.Real power capacity satisfies high-end system operation
8.Five-year warranty


Most Recent Comments
but yea, good review :)
always a nice read
:)
Volts on the rails dropped considerably @ 716w load... What if someone actually tried 1000w?
Cheap though...
Looks bad to me.
Volts on the rails dropped considerably @ 716w load... What if someone actually tried 1000w?
Cheap though...
Then it'd die because it's only a 700w unit with ~800w peak :p
Then it'd die because it's only a 700w unit with ~800w peak :p
LOL - I skimmed it, saw 1000w, saw that and thought wtf. 'We were impressed by the 1000w...'
Doh.
In that case it's not bad for the price/perf :)

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Cooler Master Real Power Pro M700 PSU Review