Chieftec PowerUp GPX-850FC
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Model overview based on user reviews
The Chieftec PowerUp series, particularly the GPX-850FC and GPX-750FC models, offers a compelling choice for those seeking a PSU with an 80+ Gold certification at a reasonable price. Users appreciate the modularity and reputation of the brand, which provides flexibility in cable management. However, there are notable concerns regarding the stiffness and inconvenience of the cables, especially the 24-pin cable, which some users found difficult to insert into the PSU and motherboard. Despite these challenges, the PSU performs quietly under load, even with demanding setups. While the product is generally well-received, potential buyers should be aware of the cable issues and consider replacing them if necessary. Overall, the Chieftec PowerUp series is a solid choice for those prioritizing efficiency and brand reliability, though some may find the price point less appealing unless the GOLD certification is a priority.
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When purchasing, I advise you to immediately change the cable, you will not like it Price for 80+ Gold Cables, they are very inconvenient here, stiff. Especially the 24pin cable - long, thick, unbendable, black... |
famous company, modularity wires and connectors I pricked all my hands while inserting the 24-pin into the PSU and spent a lot of strength The 24-pin does not go into the motherboard until it clicks, and I don’t want to break it I’ll have to do something about this, because the board may burn out |
I have no idea what to write in the review for the PSU, since essentially it should be written when 1 - There is a power surge and some device gets fried, and it's operating at that moment 2 - Connect a farm closely to 550 and check if the contacts will melt 3 - Lightning strikes) 1060 6GB + 12600K and a bunch of peripherals = no noise The wires are packed in a bag. Detailed instructions, no complaints about the package, even 2 cables turned out to be unnecessary. Show time |
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