Silverstone Zeus ST56ZF 560W

jmke · 18th December 2005, 16:22

Link: http://www.overclockersonline.com/in...ticles&num=337
Quote: When it is all said and done, the SilverStone Zeus ST56ZF is a very
solid offering. The package is top notch with very little chance of damage
being done to the unit during any amount of transport and the power supply
inside is just as good. In addition, the quality of the cables is excellent,
with clean heatshrinking and artistic cable tying. Another nice feature of
this power supply is that the length of the cables should allow this power
supply to be used inside of any case no matter how big. If you noticed in
the testing photo I have the power supply a good 6 inches lower than the
desk that the motherboard is sitting on and the cables reach to all
connections on it quite easily. The cables are also quite easy to maneuver,
twist, and bend in order to go where you want.

18th December 2005, 17:42

such reviews don't realy say much about a psu.

This is what they should use when they test psu's: http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...ad.php?t=83310

It's a cool device, lots of things can be done with it (I wonder what I'll have to do with it tuesday (=exam))

18th December 2005, 16:22	#1
jmke Madshrimp Join Date: May 2002 Location: 7090/Belgium Posts: 79,021	Silverstone Zeus ST56ZF 560W Link: http://www.overclockersonline.com/in...ticles&num=337 Quote: When it is all said and done, the SilverStone Zeus ST56ZF is a very solid offering. The package is top notch with very little chance of damage being done to the unit during any amount of transport and the power supply inside is just as good. In addition, the quality of the cables is excellent, with clean heatshrinking and artistic cable tying. Another nice feature of this power supply is that the length of the cables should allow this power supply to be used inside of any case no matter how big. If you noticed in the testing photo I have the power supply a good 6 inches lower than the desk that the motherboard is sitting on and the cables reach to all connections on it quite easily. The cables are also quite easy to maneuver, twist, and bend in order to go where you want. __________________

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18th December 2005, 17:42	#2
wutske Posts: n/a	such reviews don't realy say much about a psu. This is what they should use when they test psu's: http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...ad.php?t=83310 It's a cool device, lots of things can be done with it (I wonder what I'll have to do with it tuesday (=exam))