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Silencer 750 Quad Black (Recertified)
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"The PC Power Silencer 750W Quad PSU is to be honest a very good power supply unit. I seriously can't fault it. I like the fact that it offers a large single 12V rail @ 60A. This is more than enough to handle any demanding components. Also, the performance" |
CPU3D |
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"PC Power and Cooling has elected to go for a solid entrant into the 750W range. That's 750W of continuous power as opposed to peak output too, which essentially means that this should be able to handle anything you intend to throw at it. The most impressive feature is the price - this is great value for quality, no nonsense PSU." |
| PC Plus Magazine |
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"A 750 Watt power supply at this price point needs to be quite a performer. The Silencer 750 EPS12V is that and more. With one extremely powerful +12V rail, rock solid output voltages, and a very high level of efficiency, PCP&C has a real winner on their hands with the Silencer 750 EPS12V." |
| GotFrag Hardware |
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"The unit worked flawlessly. In a nut shell the positive aspects of this power supply are the single 60A 12v rail that is capable to delivering plenty of juice to the motherboard, processor, graphics cards and any other devices hanging off it; the unit has an abundance of connectors for SATA drives, 4-pin devices and 6/8-pin PCI Express cards; and with an efficiency rating of 83% and greater the Silencer 750 might even help you save a little on your power bill. The 750 watt power output rating should also offer plenty of headroom for the future!" |
| LegionHardware.com |
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"PC Power & Cooling has a reputation in the industry to make the best PSUs out there - without any sacrifices. You can see that a lot time has been used to work on small details. The PCP&C Silencer 750W is the quietest PSU we tested so far, when considering both idle and loaded noise levels. The PSU delivers super high efficiency with 82%, taking the number one spot in our testing." |
| TechPowerUp! |
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"When running the PC Power & Cooling 750W Silencer PSU in this test system it operated very quietly. The test rig could barely even make the power supply sway. We believe PC Power & Cooling has put together a serious power supply. Whether you are overclocking or throwing in the latest multi-GPU and multi-core parts the PC Power & Cooling Silencer 750W should be able to handle it." |
| Phoronix |
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"In our test the Silencer 750 provides true stability. Even at high temperature of 50 degrees, it doesn't lose any performance. With outstanding stability and an efficiency of up to 86% the Silencer is in it's own class." |
| PC Games Hardware (Germany) |
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"All lines on the Silencer are extremely stable, looking at the results we can't do anything else but salute PC Power & Cooling for the Silencer - simply amazing!" |
| Hardware.no |
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"Even with the Core 2 Extreme X6800's electricity-sipping ways, we couldn't skimp on power with five hard drives, two videocards, and a Blu-ray drive to feed. We wanted power that's reliable, powerful, and quiet, so we turned to the go-to company for PSUs: PC Power and Cooling, and its new Silencer 750. This PSU gives us confidence that we won't smell the acrid scent of blown components on boot, or experience the power dropoffs and transients that have haunted lesser power supply companies. The best feature of the Silencer 750 is its silence, though. By lengthening the case of the PSU slightly, PC Power and Cooling says it was able to eliminate much of the cavitation noise of air being sucked over the components. And it did this without sacrificing the PSU's power rating. When the company says its PSUs hit a rating, dognab it, they do." |
| MAXIMUM PC |
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"The PC Power & Cooling Silencer 750w is an amazing unit. Following in the footsteps of PCP&C's highly regarded Turbo-Cool range, the Silencer managed to breeze through our tests without even flinching. Rail stability was excellent, exhibiting little or no fluctuation what so ever." |
| Overclock3D |
