Pros
- Silence. Complete silence. Even under a good load. Modular design. Extra wires can rest in the box.
be quiet! Straight Power 11 850W Review
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Description of be quiet! Straight Power 11 850W
be quiet! The Straight Power 11 850W takes computer systems to the next level for quiet operation and high efficiency. The Straight Power 11 850W is 80 PLUS Gold certified, achieving up to 93% efficiency. Low power consumption, less heat generation and quieter operation are compelling benefits for any system.
The high-end Silent Wings 3 fan delivers the best airflow with minimal noise. Unique optimized impeller blades, improved fluid dynamic bearing and 6-pole motor allow it to run almost silently, guarantee long run time and minimum power consumption. The funnel-shaped air intake of the Straight Power 11 850W significantly increases the airflow, resulting in higher cooling performance.
The innovative wireless design of the Straight Power 11 850W DC Converter improves airflow and signal purity while maximizing component longevity.
The use of LLC technology and Synchronous Rectifier (SR) provides high stability and improved voltage regulation. DC-to-DC converter for precise voltage regulation, even under heavy load conditions, ensures reliable operation of new generations of processors and video cards.
The Straight Power 11 850W uses only the finest components. The use of only high quality Japanese capacitors with a temperature range of 105°C ensures stability, reliability and a very long service life.
The fully modular cabling system allows unused cables to be disconnected from the PSU, ensuring a tidy system appearance and easier component installation. Careful cabling results in better airflow, less noise and cooler temperatures inside the case.
Pros
- Good price/quality ratio. He copes with his task. Sufficient set of connecting wires. Full "full cable management". Fan of our own design. Multi-stage overload protection. The manual is in 2022, in my opinion it is quite intelligible. Design after all :)
Cons
- On the connector, for powering the motherboard, one of the contacts was initially not strongly deformed.
Pros
- everything would be nothing
Cons
- when assembling the PC, I found that there were not enough wires to power the motherboard and other things, or the company or the megabit store put me 2 identical bundles of wires, while I wrote on the company's website, I'm waiting for an answer
Pros
- Reliable. Low noise level. Fully modular. 80+ GOLD
Cons
- Haven't revealed yet.
Pros
- It is difficult to evaluate the work of this device, but it does its job.
Pros
- * Quiet * All cables are detachable
Cons
- * At first it is not entirely obvious where to connect the cable for the motherboard
Pros
- 1. Value for money 2. Quiet 3. Fully modular 4.80+ Gold
Cons
- Haven't revealed yet
Pros
- Very quiet. I can’t hear it even from five centimeters, I can understand whether it works or not, I can only try the air flow from the fan with my hand. But this is when the load is not particularly strong (I don’t have a video card, the processor is not overclocked, etc. . maybe if it is loaded, it will start to make noise).
Cons
- Have not found. Everything is convenient, everything works.
Pros
- German. Instruction in 2022. There is an official service in 2022. Warranty 5 years. Lightweight (less than 2kg), compact, quiet. Detachable cables (every single one).
Cons
- The printed instructions are incomplete: I went to the site, downloaded the instructions. The full version has drawings, recommendations, incl. important phrase: "Please make sure the load is evenly distributed across the 12V lines 12V3 and 12V4: connect PCIe1 and PCIe3 when using two PCIe cables; connect PCIe2 when using only one PCIe cable." I have a graphics card with 2 additional power supplies, so I connected PCIe1 + PCIe3 - these are ports on the block, i. E. two different cables, and not one, as it could also be. With German practicality, they were too clever: there are cables with 4 sata plugs (as usual, and this is the norm) and there are cables with 2 sata and 2 molex (combined). In my opinion, it was necessary to separate: a cable with molexes, a cable with sata, no need to combine, it’s not convenient. Maybe the electronic engineers wanted to get confused here with the balance, I don’t know. I also confused the cable for the motherboard: on the one hand, these are the usual 20 + 4 pins, and on the other - 20 pins + 8 pins . No, it’s clear that you won’t shove the wrong end into the wrong port if you suddenly try. But you, guys, would display this in the instructions, they say, these 2 ends in the block should be shove exactly here and there, and what is on the mother, see the instructions for the mother. On a whim, you still understand, but for the first 2-3 minutes it’s dumb to shove something in the wrong place and burn something. Again, you can’t shove the unimpressed in the wrong place - probably counting on this. But still, the instructions could be written in more detail, since more than 10k is paid for the product and since the rest of the system components depend on it. A nitpick: there are no such blocks in white version.
Pros
- The presence of Silent Wings 3 in the cooling system = quiet operation. The presence of Japanese capacitors: Nichicon \ Nippon Chemi-Con \ Rubycon. Availability of a full range of protection system: OCP \ UVP \ OVP \ SCP \ OTP \ OPP. The power supply is modular - all cables are detachable.
Cons
- In the DRIVERS block, the third female connector, the power cable for SATA was stuck, I had to use force to pull out the cable and because of which the connector came forward - this did not affect performance, it turned out to be driven back without problems.
Pros
- Quality Noiselessness Cables
Cons
- Maybe the price, but I think it's great
Pros
- Excellent power supply. There are all necessary connectors. Extra cables can be disconnected. Quiet. RTX 4080 + Ryzen 9 7900x will do just fine.
Cons
- So far I haven't noticed any significant problems. Yes, and not significant either.
