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Starting with the build quality and design NZXT's Hale82 N PSU we have a unit which has a nice solid chassis that has a high quality black painted finish. Externally it is well assembled and the white fan is a nice touch. We like the minimal use of brandi...
in the same way and look at its build quality. Overall the Switch case is very impressive on that front with solid steel construction, a good paint job and some very nice plastic with soft touch coating that fits the overall chassis very well. Interna...
As the 80Plus Bronze efficient NZXT HALE82N 750 units start shipping in quantity, I’m a bit concerned that the dual PCIE 6+2 and 8pin cables are going to be a factor for SLI or CrossFire users. There are far more SLI systems with video cards that requi...
The NZXT HALE82-N 750 W is an interesting PSU, while it shares almost the entirety of its name with the previous HALE82, it doesn't have a lot in common with it other than the looks. The two big changes are that the modular cables are gone and it's grou...
excellent 12V regulation, semimodular, with piles of connectors, handles hot conditions at full power without tripping the thermal protection,
some isolated build quality issues found, 3.3V regulation suffered from issues with the ATX connector,
Based on an otherwise solid platform, the NZXT Hale82 750 watt model takes the issues I found with the 850 watt model and doesn't really do anything to alleviate them. We still have the same odd ripple spikes when the unit heats up. But, if you look pa...
750W Total Power, 80 Bronze, Japanese Capacitors, Silent Operation, Strong Single 12V, Extended 8Pin (44 CPU), Sleeved Cables, 5 Year Warranty,
Design Limits PCIE Power Connections, gold, Discuss this review in our forums
As you can see from my system setup, I tried to push this power supply with high consumption parts. Overclocking a Sandy Bridge-E processor draws a tremendous amount of power. On top of that, I used older Radeons that are known for higher loads. The in...
Abstract: The PSU market is extremely competitive, yet new players are often to be seen there. Some of them, like Corsair, have already earned a good reputation although do not actually develop and manufacture PSUs they market under their brands. Today we want t...
Almost silent, Flat modular cables, Modular, Stable performance
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This unit can be picked up from Newegg for around 120$ and probably for the same price from places like Amazon, Tigerdirect etc. I can’t really say that I found any faults with the unit, performance was excellent with stable rails and close to silent ...
The NZXT HALE82 750W Power Supply is a great power supply. While it’s not 80PLUS Gold certified like the HALE90 series, it is 80PLUS Bronze certified, which is still good enough for some people. You have an efficient power supply at an affordable price...
The HALE82 series from NZXT is a nice cost-effective to some of the higher price power supplies out there. Yes, it is not a Gold rated unit like the HALE90 but how much of us have the funds to fork out for a PSU of this rating. The power, wattage and ...
