Today we are looking at the latest Pure Power 630 watt supply from German market leaders, BeQuiet. This company focus on creating a quality power supply with the lowest possible noise emissions. The ‘L8′ version is the 8th iteration of the series which is 80 Plus Bronze certified with a very high quality, custom designed fan called the ‘Silent Wings’.
Be Quiet! have actually built up a well earned reputation as an ideal choice for a media system build, thanks to their class leading fan production. There are four power supplies in this latest range, a 430 watt, 530 watt, 630 Watt and 730 watt. We are analysing the 630watt model today. Be Quiet! have used FSP as a partner for a long time now, but this range is an HEC design.
Be Quiet! have expanded their product awareness in the United Kingdom recently with stores such as SCAN offering their products at competitive prices. They offer a full three year warranty with this range of products, for peace of mind.
- 120mm fan with flow-optimised fan blades for enhanced airflow and exceptionally quiet operation. Especially quiet thanks to optimised rotational speed throughout the working range. Quiet operation and long lifespan of up to 100,000 hours thanks to a high-quality bearing and an individually balanced fan wheel.
Quiet operation through be quiet! fan using SilentWings technology
- Two independent 12V rails. Suitable for SLI and Crossfire multi-GPU operation. Supports the latest generations of processors from Intel® and AMD.
High performance and stability for CPU and GPU
- 80PLUS bronze certification for top efficiency of up to 88%. ErP ready. Stand-by energy consumption 0.3W.
Efficient and economical operation
- 12V P8 connection (P4+4). Four PCI express connections.
Very high compatibility with older and future components
- Modular cable management system with numerous connection options. Modular, coated cable. All-in-one cable with S-ATA, HDD and FDD plug on one wire.
Convenient to use. Cable management
- Maximum protection of components (OCP, OVP, UVP, OPP, OTP and SCP). Certified based on international safety standards.
Top safety and reliability
- 3 years manufacturer‘s warranty
Service
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November 29, 2011
#1
They look very sporty, nice idea about the elastic, never seen any other maker doing that before?
November 29, 2011
#2
They make great products, fantastic to see them being reviewed here. I bought one last year (not this review product obviously), and its been running like a treat, inaudible.
It looks like they have further improved their fans. might contemplate an upgrade soon and sell my own on ebay
November 29, 2011
#3
So many power supplies to choice from, but I think people are finally paying more attention to what they should or should not buy. and doing research before buying a non name brand in a store. I upgraded recently to a corsair unit and its a little louder than I thought actually. I should have researched better myself.
November 29, 2011
#4
Good german quality make. good review.
November 29, 2011
#5
Never heard of them, checked out their website, I see they do a lot of othter things too, like enermax. how do they compare against enermax?
November 29, 2011
#6
WEird, I always thought they worked with FSP as an exclusive partner.
November 29, 2011
#7
Its good, but the latest designs with the ‘fan not spinning’ up to xxx output are actually better for media centers. Corsair and PCPOWER cooling make a few, which were reviewed here months ago.
November 29, 2011
#8
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November 30, 2011
#9
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December 1, 2011
#10
NAS loves to share his thoughts on the Corsair Performance Pro 256GB SSD and he says that KitGuru Rocks. The BeQuiet supply is also hotstuff man!
December 2, 2011
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