FSP Everest 1010
If you're going to buy an overpowered supply, we'd be more inclined to go the whole hog and splash out on the remarkable FSP Everest 1010.
As the name suggests, this mighty unit can pump out just over a kilowatt across four 20A +12V rails (plus 3.3V and +5V rails rated at a powerful 30A), and at loads of less than 50% it's more than 86% efficient.
At full load, its efficiency falls to 80.6%, and its fan becomes intrusively loud, but no current PC could ever drive it this hard.
But the attraction of the FSP isn't just its power: it's also a beautiful supply to look at, in rich blue with a brass fan guard, which makes the rest look decidedly bland.
If your PC has a windowed case, it's a very tempting proposition, although the eye-watering £198 price tag means it's strictly for enthusiasts.
To read the reviews, click one of the links below:
Cooler Master Real Power M700 - Recommended
FSP Everest 1010
PC Power & Cooling Silencer 750W
Author: Darien Graham-Smith
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