I've gotten a lot of requests to review Hiper power supplies, so today we have one of their 480w supplies on our test bench.
Hiper got in touch with us and offered a review sample so we are going to compare this to some high end power supplies from Coolermaster and from OCZ.
Hiper is one of the top brands (at least here in Sweden) so it will be interesting to see how this performs vs the other contenders.
About Hiper:
High Performance Group was founded with the passion of providing the computer users & customers the best innovative products & services. The company's untraditional approach from its patented design to its business conducts gains itself partnership with many respectable firms including AMD. Always committed to excellence, High Performance Group strives to be the best in every aspect.
Power Train:
480Watt continuous output. (Peak Load 530 watts)
Newest ATX 2.2 with 2 x 12V connection
Chassis:
Full 1.0 mm Japanese Steel
Complete Mesh Body
High Gloss Titanium Coating
Cooling System:
Active Thermal Controlled Circuitry.
120 mm Long Life Chromed Blade Fan.
Power-Off Component Protection design.
Power Delivery:
CE/TUV Grade Cables
Gold Plated Connector Pins.
Braided Power Cables.
EZ On/Off Connectors.
Serial ATA Connector.
Stability System:
Active Power Factor Correction.
Electrical Protection:
Over Voltage Protection Circuitry.
Over Current Protection Circuitry.
Short Circuit Protection Circuitry.
The product:
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Extremley well packed product that on the top of the box has the main features printed and inside everything is well sorted out.
The power supply itself is packed in bubble wrap to prevent dents, scratches, or other damage.
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Included in the box is a very well written manual I have to admit, it even explains what the specific pins in a connector does. Of course a power
cable is also included. The power supply itself comes in black which is a standard color these days on power supplies.
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The fan in the power supply is 120 mm chome bladed fan but what I found annoying with it was that during usage it makes a little
annoying sound all the time, sounds almost like a mailfunction in the electronics inside. The specifications on this PSU are very nice
with two 12v rails at 18 and 16 amps. The 5v line provides 32 amps which is even higher than the 600w Seasonic we reviewed a week ago.
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