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Silencer 760W
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"The PC Power & Cooling Silencer 760W is a power supply that delivers solid features and performance and does it in a sleek aesthetic as well. From a performance standpoint, it has excellent voltage regulation and noise suppression, easily handling everything we tossed at it, even when overloaded to 800W. With a single +12V rail and 62 Amps available here, you'll need a system with components worth a small fortune, along with an insanely insatiable appetitie for power and speed, just to make this unit stand up and take notice." |
Pure Overclock |
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"PC Power & Cooling's Silencer 760 W impressed me with its performance. I very scarcely encounter a PSU that manages to keep voltage regulation below 2% at all rails and on top of that passes the Advanced Transient Reponse tests. The latter tests were the Achilles' heel for much stronger and way more expensive PSUs but apparantly not for PC Power & Cooling's Silencer 760W. The Silencer 760W is a great PSU with high efficiency, low ripple, tight voltage regulation, lots of connectors, seven year warranty and a good price for what it has to offer." |
| TechPowerUp |
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"The PC Power & Cooling Silencer 760W power supply demonstrated very good efficiency, excellent voltage regulation, and produced very clean outputs. The Silencer 760 can deliver up to 62A (744W) of +12V continuous power at up to 50°C operating temperature and can support dual, high-end video cards with four PCI-E connectors. The build quality of the 760 power supply is excellent and it is backed by PC Power & Cooling’s 7-year warranty and tech support." |
| PC Perspective |
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"The 760W Silencer is one of their products that shows they can perform well - even with a smaller fan. The PSU was pretty quiet throughout testing and was audible only after extended use at over 770W. During this process, the main voltage lines were very stable, emitted very low electrical noise and showed that the Silencer is a high-quality unit." |
| BCCHardware |
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"The PC Power & Cooling Silencer 760 W can really deliver its labeled wattage at high temperatures, passing our tests with flying colors. PC Power & Cooling hit bull’s eye with the new Silencer 760 W, it carries the same outstanding performance as the original models: efficiency between 84.9% and 87.8%, voltages within 3% of their nominal values and ultra-low noise and ripple levels. The cable configuration is perfect for a 760 W product. The great news is that this power supply comes at a terrific price (USD 130), significantly lower than the S12D’s when it was still being sold." |
| Hardware Secrets |
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"One of its best qualities for me was how much quieter it is than my previous PSU. If it wasn't for the lights on my case and the sound of 1 of my case fans, I would not even know that my PC was even on. The abundance of connectors available made powering everything I needed a simple process; previously this wasn't possible without the addition of multiple splitters and multiple items piggy backing onto each other. I am extremely satisfied with this unit, definitely more so than I have been with my previous PSUs. While it may seem like overkill at first, it is nothing but pleasant to have that many additional connections at your disposal." |
| Tech-Forums |
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"The PC Power & Cooling Silencer 760W performs spectacularly in all aspects. Voltages and ripple were great throughout all of the tests performed and the efficiency great for an 80Plus power supply. All of this is thrown in a package at a price of only $130 backed by a 7-year warranty, so no matter how you look at it, you score a win." |
| TweakTown |
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"PC Power & Cooling redesigned the 750W Silencer Mk II to be quieter and more small-case-friendly than the original 750W Silencer Mk. And it maintains the quality of its predecessors with a 135mm fan, high-efficiency design, and small form factor." |
| CPU Magazine: Buying Guide |
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"A big performer in a low-wattage package, the Silencer Mk II 500W packs 80 Plus Bronze efficiency, a ultra-quiet fan, and a single rail that can provide up to 36 amps." |
| CPU Magazine: Buying Guide |
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"Looking at the efficiency of the PSU, the 760w version has no problems meeting the Silver specification, hitting nearly 90% efficiency at 50% load. Noise levels also impress with the unit remaining near silent up to 60% load and even at 760w and a little beyond it still remains quieter than most high end graphics card coolers. A very well rounded product which offers high levels of performance in every measured area." |
| Hardware Heaven |
