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    Enermax Pro82+ and Modu82+ PSUs tested

    Posted on Sunday, March 30 2008 @ 20:31:53 CEST by Thomas De Maesschalck


    AnandTech has taken a look at the new Pro82+ and Modu82+ power supplies from Enermax, these units feature an efficiency of more than 80%.
    Enermax wouldn't be Enermax if they didn't include some new technologies in a new series. We will examine today what improvements Enermax made and how they function. We look at both new series today; they are essentially the same internally but play a different role on the outside. As the name suggests, the Modu series comes with modular cables. The Pro series doesn't have modular cables, which is the only difference between it and the Modu series.
    Check it out over here. Both PSU series received AnandTech's gold editor's choice award for their good performance, high efficiency and low noise levels.


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