Jeg har en Corsair AX1200i og når den ikke er voldsom belastet kører den passivt. Jeg har ikke oplevet at belaste den nok til at blæseren gik igang og jeg har et setup, der minder en del om dit.
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De største corsair RM http://www.techpowerup.com[...]
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RM serien har en langt mere stille fan profile end AX serien. RM serien er designet til at være stille - så valget er rimelig åbenlyst hvis det er kriteriet.
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RM850 er vel egentlig den mest lydløse af de to i bund og grund, er det korrekt?
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#2 De kan vel stadig ikke konkurrere med AX1200i da blæseren først går igang ved 30% load http://www.pcper.com[...]
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Hvad er argumentet for at købe en AX over en RM?
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#5 Det er da intet argument for at købe en alt for overdimensioneret og dyr psu? RM serien starter først blæser ved 40% og så larmer den væsentligt mindre med blæser end ax serien. http://www.corsair.com[...] http://www.corsair.com[...]
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Ud fra: http://www.corsair.com[...] Starter fanen da først senere end på RM850?
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#7 Jeg var ikke klar over at RM serien også kører passivt ved lav belastning. Ved #0 brug vil han ikke opleve nogen forskel på de 2 da ingen af blæserne vil gå igang. Du har dog ret i at han kan spare en hel del ved at købe den billigere RM serie
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#8 Not in reality: http://tpucdn.com[...] vs. http://tpucdn.com[...] If you consider only those 2 - get RM850. Be aware that there might be also some electrical noise - high-pitched, it`s also common with PSUs (mostly all of them ... Super Flower (Kingwin) Golden King Platinum 1000W is a nice one: http://www.silentpcreview.com[...] " In ECO mode, the absence of electronic noise was striking. This is only the second time I've encountered such a lack of electronic noise from a power supply, and surprisingly, it's happened twice in a row. The previous electronically-silent PSU was the last one I tested, the Seasonic X1050." Kingwin = Super Flower - but it`s out of market, EVGA P2 uses it`s components: http://www.techpowerup.com[...] but kinda hard to buy it now and cost +- 1500kr.) And maybe since then ... as the silentpcreview was made in 2012 ... they`ve improved with the el. noise.
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Corsair AX serien. Mener først det er ved 30% belastning den start blæseren :)
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Når en corsair RM850 førster starter blæseren ved 450watt som er over 50% så er den langt mere støj end en AX1200, en RM1000 må antages først at største blæserne ved over 500watt som f.eks er en i5/i7 k cpu på 4.5 ghz og en gtx 780 ti,HD 290x ved max belatning. En corsair AX1200 som starter blæseren ved 30% er kun 360watt.
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Jeg skal ikke have en AX1200. Vi snakker udelukkende AX860..
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Nu skriver folk så meget om Corsair. Overvej Seasonic eller de PSU'er fra XFX som Seasonic har lavet :)
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Corsair AX1200 was never a silent unit, it was produced by other company than AX 650/750/850/660/760/860 (Seasonic) and was using other fan profile: http://www.xbitlabs.com[...] It`s also unavailable now, and on the market we got AX1200i, which #0 won`t buy, and also cost quite a lot. Here`s more friendly for AX860 noise review: http://www.xbitlabs.com[...] but the problem might be: " It can occasionally accelerate to 1600 RPM at loads far from maximum, which is audible even with a Sanyo Denki San Ace 120." i have experienced it with AX850 - with low load the fan started to spin from time to time in Hybrid mode. I would recommend you Corsair RM850 because ... it`s not based on Seasonic. I was also using Seasonic 1000W Platinum, and i`ve also experienced that fan was operating @ idle, PSU was rock stable, voltages were amazing ... but i wanted it to be silent (that was the main focus). RM850 is made by a company called Chicony, and maybe they got better technology for the fan profile (maybe it really starts with reaching that +-450W and won`t spin at all before), i think it`s worth to try it, as the PSU cost also less, and Corsair AX (based on Seasonic) ... kinda wasn`t the best with Hybrid fan profile. AX will be better in quality, but the fan profile and fan operating ... is kinda ... a mystery. And RM will also do the job - delivering power to components - without problems. #14 Seasonic also make PSUs for Corsair :)
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#15 Så en RM er hvad jeg skal vælge, når det hele går op i at være støjsvag som muligt? Hvad med CPU køler. Jeg vil gerne overclocke røven ud af bukserne på den i7, så den skal være effektiv og stille. Der er selvfølgelig NH-D14 og Dark Rock Pro 2, men er de mere stille end nogle vandkølere? Nu er mine RAM relative høje, så tvivler på de kan være under en stor luftkøler.
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Yep - it looks so = try RM850. Unfortunately Vengeance RAM is incompatible with those big cpu coolers. Noctua NH-U12S is compatible with all RAM modules, will be also fine for OC, but hardcore one - those big cpu coolers would be better, unfortunately you cannot have them.
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#17 Lige præcis.. Men hvad med vandkøling. Hvilke gode alternativer er der? Jeg har ikke lyst til noget H100/110. Men er en H90 stille nok i forhold til en NH-D14?
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"Air" cpu cooler`s noise = fans. "Watercooled" cpu cooler`s noise = fans + pump, some people says that pump of all those "simple WC systems" is noisy. What about fans? - those are very configurable. Unfortunately Corsair use high speed fans for their H-serie "warervooler", but you can easily replace them or control them with some software ... but the pump ... You should be able to OC with Noctua NH-U12S @ +- 4,5GHz, no problem with that. It would be also nice to install some low rpm fans to the top of the case, at least one - so the hot air can go out through top fan hole, f.e. Noctua NF-S12A FLX and run it @ +-500rpm (trick with 2 reducing speed adaptors plugged to one fan).
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