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  • achinhorn - Wednesday, March 8, 2023 - link

    Hey -- great article thanks. Curious why you guys don't make direct comparisons to other contending PSU's? A simple table comparing basics like cost, wattage, rating, ATX conforming, with maybe one extra column for standout differences/product novelties would be so clutch. To take it further -- why not product comparison charts in each category you test in?

    My main purpose for visiting this site is to be able to make informed buying decisions; currently in order to do that effectively for PSU's using Anandtech as my resource, I'd need to read every single PSU article of the past ~year, compare the individual graphs from each category for each product across articles, and compile product data. That's a tall order. For other Anantech articles covering other PC components, I can just read the latest article and see where that product lands.
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  • Techie2 - Wednesday, March 8, 2023 - link

    I'm sure the various colored stickers will be a big selling point for the intended audience. Hopefully Mommy and Daddy won't be too upset with the price. It's about 1/5th the price of a good GPU card for gamers.

    The high-end components are some what wasted by not using the std. ATX case size or slightly larger and a 135mm fan. Customers could have performance, efficiency and acoustics all in one PSU package.
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