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TSlyn06
post May 2 2007, 12:50 PM, updated 19y ago

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Hey Guys

Recently i come across a review status that CM Extreme 650W is not the true 650W. In fact it's 500W PSU but labelled 650W.

http://www.nokytech.net/coolermaster_maqui..._al-5938-a.html

Nokytech posted a review disclosing that CoolerMaster eXtreme 650W is a Seventeam 500W disguised in higher wattage

"According to an review site of Paris, when they uncovered CoolerMaster eXtreme Power 650W, was astonished on the finding that it's originally Seventeam's 500W(ST-500BKP) model. The institution had some negative opinions on the discovery.

"We are not the senseless users. Because of the heavy competition in PSU market, we cannot but doubt some manufactures use some means to earn more profits. This is not the very first event ever happened, but we are surprised to know that even the well-known brand like CoolerMaster does this kind of thing. They use a 500W model from the less well-known manufacturer and put on the label marking of their own 650W product and put it inside a good looking package. Besides, we doubt the truth of the existing PSU test reviews from some manufacturers. We are waiting for the responses form CoolerMaster."


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post May 2 2007, 12:56 PM

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eXtreme series isnt pure power thoguht?
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post May 2 2007, 01:01 PM

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hmm.gif, kinda new to me... anyway, CM PSU isn't do any good, even they say, it's true power, still... it's CoolerMaster, only "cool" in cooling solution, not PSU tongue.gif
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of coursela...that why they rated extreme power(peak power) not true power.i own this one.i thought it was 650wx70%=455w.but from ur link it is 500w true power that mean my psu still have more power.thank for the info.glad to have 500w true power at good price.http://www.seventeam.com.tw/front/detail.asp?lang=eng&ID=98
correct me if wrong.

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erm. im thinking about coolermaster extreme power 430w or either 380w. is it the same case with the above or does the above article confuse with efficiency only or wat?
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post May 2 2007, 01:08 PM

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yeahh...

Extream = not true power.... doh.gif

go for real or true power PSU..... nod.gif
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this 1 using a less known brand of PSU and relabel it, I doubt on its efficiency and reliability
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post May 2 2007, 01:30 PM

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In fact, seventeam is actually produced quality psu. cm, silvertone just re-label it. the code indicating who built it actually printed on the main pcb ( some psu hv more than 1 ). Just browse to jonnyguru's forum and you'll be suprised.

from jonnyguru forum
Silverstone Olympia OP1000
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* Uses SevenTeam 1kW server platform
* Very stable power
* 80A continuous power on a single 12V rail
* Single, rear mounted 80MM fan can be loud
* 8800GTX SLI certified
* 3 year warranty

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QUOTE(shinjite @ May 2 2007, 01:08 PM)
this 1 using a less known brand of PSU and relabel it, I doubt on its efficiency and reliability
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Seventeam, Etasis to name a few... those are good server grade PSU manufacturer icon_idea.gif

QUOTE(satanhead2003 @ May 2 2007, 01:30 PM)
In fact, seventeam is actually produced quality psu. cm, silvertone just re-label it. the code indicating who built it actually printed on the main pcb ( some psu hv more than 1 ). Just browse to jonnyguru's forum and you'll be suprised.

from jonnyguru forum
Silverstone Olympia OP1000
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nod.gif, even my ST56ZF also comes from Etasis... smile.gif
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post May 2 2007, 01:33 PM

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Walau eh.....that mean CM is cheating the consumer man.....500W PSU they sell 650W price. Consumer paying for 650W but getting only 500W
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Consumers should be smart enough to guess based on the price of the Extreme line compared to the other pure power prices wink.gif
Pretty much expected if u ask me
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QUOTE(gengyao @ May 2 2007, 01:33 PM)
Walau eh.....that mean CM is cheating the consumer man.....500W PSU they sell 650W price. Consumer paying for 650W but getting only 500W
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U dont really pay for 650w price la..it's cheaper than true power 650w
Then wat u goin2 say about tagan 600w which is around rm700+?
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QUOTE(lyn06 @ May 2 2007, 12:50 PM)
Hey Guys

Recently i come across a review status that CM Extreme 650W is not the true 650W. In fact it's 500W PSU but labelled 650W.

http://www.nokytech.net/coolermaster_maqui..._al-5938-a.html

Nokytech posted a review disclosing that CoolerMaster eXtreme 650W is a Seventeam 500W disguised in higher wattage

"According to an review site of Paris, when they uncovered CoolerMaster eXtreme Power 650W, was astonished on the finding that it's originally Seventeam's 500W(ST-500BKP) model. The institution had some negative opinions on the discovery.

"We are not the senseless users. Because of the heavy competition in PSU market, we cannot but doubt some manufactures use some means to earn more profits. This is not the very first event ever happened, but we are surprised to know that even the well-known brand like CoolerMaster does this kind of thing. They use a 500W model from the less well-known manufacturer and put on the label marking of their own 650W product and put it inside a good looking package.  Besides, we doubt the truth of the existing PSU test reviews from some manufacturers. We are waiting for the responses form CoolerMaster."

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what the h*ll!!i just wanna to buy cm 550watt..this make me think twice!

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I think Extreme power 650W is not Pure 650W.... unless u go for Real Power series
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QUOTE(zeustronic @ May 2 2007, 02:03 PM)
I think Extreme power 650W is not Pure 650W.... unless u go for Real Power series
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4 sure..extream not same as true..
xtream pawar more cheap than pure pawar
but 4 this case..what a cheater!pay rm 650watt power get 500watt oly..what a fraudulences!!!
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post May 2 2007, 02:08 PM

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i think there are some sort of mis-leading. If inside components are 500W, they shouldn't label there 650W. They should label there 500W then let consumers to check themselves whether it's true power of not.
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Well,in CM range,

Extreme Power=Peak Power,means,it will only supply 650W when in paek load time,but not continuesly,only peak (maybe 1 minute?)
(it's just like the Powerlogic magnum 450W)

Real Power/I-Green=Pure Power,supply continuesly power and more or higher effiency.

Well,they r not cheating ppl,as the Extreme never stated down it has real power supply....
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Real power ker, True power ker, Extreme power ker... what's the difference? Don't buy brand.. buy what's inside.

ps: Seventeam 500W selling around RM230-260 niah tongue.gif
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QUOTE(sniper on the roof @ May 2 2007, 02:21 PM)
Real power ker, True power ker, Extreme power ker... what's the difference? Don't buy brand.. buy what's inside.

ps: Seventeam 500W selling around RM230-260 niah tongue.gif
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how to determine the inside??1 thats i know is comparing psu weight n just skodeng n snipe the psu heat sink either copper base or not..is it enough?correct me if im wrong. notworthy.gif
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QUOTE(PGV3910 @ May 2 2007, 02:30 PM)
how to determine the inside??1 thats i know is comparing psu weight n just skodeng n snipe the psu heat sink either copper base or not..is it enough?correct me if im wrong. notworthy.gif
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Read reviews lor... read forums lor... since good reviews (like spcr) will open it up wat, then can see who makes it from the components, layout and heatsink design.

ps: nobody really uses copper heatsink for psu and this doesn't mean that the Coolermaster is a bad psu. It's just extra money paid for the black paint and coolermaster name mar tongue.gif

I copied this list from somewhere on the interweb(forgot di) some time ago...it's outdated and not final but it's some idea...
Antec: Channelwell Technologies.... new is seasonic
AOpen: FSP
Asus: acbel
Akasa: etasis
chieftec 420w: sirtec
Thermaltake (older models): sirtec
Thermaltake (new models): Channelwell
Enlight: sirtec
inwin: FSP
Fortron (FSP): FSP is the oem.
OCZ: Tagen
Sunbeam: andyson
PCP&C: zippy except for the silencers; silencers are FSP
Zippy: Is the OEM
Zalman: FSP
Nobel power: FSP
Viper : FSP
Hama: FSP
MGC: FSP
Heroichi:HEC
Acer: Delta
yeong yang: Channelwell
Leadpower: Channelwell
Supermicro: Ablecom
Compucase:HEC
old Antecs: HEC
Tagen: It is the OEM
Coolermaster: acbel, etasis
Vantec: stealth is TOPower
TTGI: TOPower
Sparkle: FSP
Silverstone: etasis
Seasonic: Seasonic
SilenX: FSP
Xclio: Channel Well Technologies
Aerocool Turbine 550w ([h]ONLY the turbine; all others are crap[/h]): Andyson
Hiper: Andyson
Ultra X-finity first+second gen, X-connect 2004 model: Wintech. X-connect 2005 models are made by Taiwan YoungYear

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