Coolermaster Silent Pro M500 Review

“With power supplies, many people believe that bigger is better but in truth most rigs will never draw above 500W including my i7 rig at full tilt. So should we be buying smaller wattage units that are not only cheaper but also generally quieter? Yes, the battle between noise and performance once again rages in the PSU market and Cooler Master’s Pro M500 unit hopes to be the quietest we’ve tested yet. Featuring a 135mm fan, transferring heat from hot spots and fin type design, Cooler Master’s unit can certainly talk the talk but can it walk the walk? Let’s find out.”

More from the source

Related posts:

1. Coolermaster HAF 922 Review
   The Cooler Master HAF series began with the 932 which evoked mixed opinions among users...
2. Review of Be Quiet! Silent Wings USC case fans
   The great majority of PC users don’t know about the difference between high quality fans...
3. Review of the Zalman VF2000 LED Hybrid VGA/CPU Cooler
   The demands made by today’s powerful GFX cards sometimes require better cooling than what the...
4. Noctua NH-U12P SE1366 Special Edition Intel i7 Cooler Review
   The build quality is good, the hardware kit is beyond complete and will handle any...
5. Cooler Master Sileo 500 Mid Tower Case Review
   There seems to be a remarkable trend for the quest of silent computing lately. A...