Hiper Type M 780W

W1zzard · 06-23-2008, 06:24 PM

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Sasqui · 12-04-2008, 08:39 PM

As good a review as all the others - consistently excellent!

In the intro, it lists "Modular-Power-Cord (European model only). " - does that mean all the peripheral cables are modular or just the power cord?

I have the Hiper 580 Type R modular and love it. The modular plugs on that PSU are the best I've seen (though the extension cables suck). ...I won't consider a PSU unless it's modular.

EaGle1337 · 12-04-2008, 10:42 PM

so is CWT the OEM of this one?

btarunr · 12-05-2008, 05:16 AM

Great PSU for $125 !

Binge · 12-05-2008, 07:56 AM

That looks like it would make a sli/crossfire gamer very happy with that stable 12v

W1zzard · 12-05-2008, 11:27 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Sasqui

As good a review as all the others - consistently excellent!

In the intro, it lists "Modular-Power-Cord (European model only). " - does that mean all the peripheral cables are modular or just the power cord?

I have the Hiper 580 Type R modular and love it. The modular plugs on that PSU are the best I've seen (though the extension cables suck). ...I won't consider a PSU unless it's modular.

the power cable is made from two components. one that goes into the psu and one that goes into the wall. there are two of the "wall" component with different plugs

Sasqui · 12-05-2008, 01:50 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by W1zzard

the power cable is made from two components. one that goes into the psu and one that goes into the wall. there are two of the "wall" component with different plugs

Got it, thanks Too many outlet types (for instance I see Germany uses Type C & F, while France C & E): Wiki outlet types: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mains_power_systems

Also, never knew you guys were at 50hz - learn something new everyday.

kiriakost · 12-25-2008, 12:05 AM

Hi people , i have on order this PSU , for my 478 socket board .

I was expecting to get it today , but it stack on Christmas holiday , so i will have it, this Saturday .

This review , are very good , but made me a bit unhappy about the 24 Pin plug .

In other words i need to chop down the 24 pin with a blade , so to make it feet on my 20 Pins ATX ..

I own too one Hiper 580R for three years, nice PSU too , but it looks that is unable to handle the new Powercolor HD3850 PCS AGP .
The system freeze after 15 secs after power up .
I suspect low 12V rail , the book says 28A max 12v1+12v2
The PSU does not drop the 12V line , but it cannot handle fast enough the peak load.
So i am guessing that this cause other rails to drop volts , and CPU or memory cannot stay operational under this conditions .

The HPU-4M780 , is an amazing monster , i have print the verification certificate 80PLUS of it, the 12v1 + + 12v4 gave a 50A total at full load .

My pack are : P4C800E dlx + P4 3.2G 4x512 OCZ + 6800GT 2xRaptors + 2xHD 2xDVD

I just hope that this monster PSU

will do the magic .

kiriakost · 12-25-2008, 02:01 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by EaGle1337

so is CWT the OEM of this one?

If it is , it must be this one ..

http://www.cwt.com.tw/upfiles/layout01197623464.pdf

Just for the history , the Powercolor was the bad one, got a New Sapphire, and works great.
Even that way, i will keep the 4M780-PE , runs frozen on my setup.

06-23-2008, 06:24 PM	#1
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12-04-2008, 08:39 PM	#2
Sasqui Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Manchester, NH Posts: 3,001 (2.08/day) Thanks: 101 Thanked 196 Times in 182 Posts System Specs	As good a review as all the others - consistently excellent! In the intro, it lists "Modular-Power-Cord (European model only). " - does that mean all the peripheral cables are modular or just the power cord? I have the Hiper 580 Type R modular and love it. The modular plugs on that PSU are the best I've seen (though the extension cables suck). ...I won't consider a PSU unless it's modular.

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12-25-2008, 12:05 AM	#8
kiriakost Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: Volos, Greece Posts: 814 (2.46/day) Thanks: 30 Thanked 68 Times in 62 Posts System Specs	Hi people , i have on order this PSU , for my 478 socket board . I was expecting to get it today , but it stack on Christmas holiday , so i will have it, this Saturday . This review , are very good , but made me a bit unhappy about the 24 Pin plug . In other words i need to chop down the 24 pin with a blade , so to make it feet on my 20 Pins ATX .. I own too one Hiper 580R for three years, nice PSU too , but it looks that is unable to handle the new Powercolor HD3850 PCS AGP . The system freeze after 15 secs after power up . I suspect low 12V rail , the book says 28A max 12v1+12v2 The PSU does not drop the 12V line , but it cannot handle fast enough the peak load. So i am guessing that this cause other rails to drop volts , and CPU or memory cannot stay operational under this conditions . The HPU-4M780 , is an amazing monster , i have print the verification certificate 80PLUS of it, the 12v1 + + 12v4 gave a 50A total at full load . My pack are : P4C800E dlx + P4 3.2G 4x512 OCZ + 6800GT 2xRaptors + 2xHD 2xDVD I just hope that this monster PSU will do the magic . Last edited by kiriakost; 12-25-2008 at 12:20 AM.

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