Testseek.com have collected 27 expert reviews of the NZXT HALE90-750-M 750W and the average rating is 94%. Scroll down and see all reviews for NZXT HALE90-750-M 750W.
May 2011
(94%)
27 Reviews
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Abstract: NZXT is one of the better known case manufacturers, known for their unique aesthetic design and great looking cases. However, recently NZXT has been moving into the enthusiast end of the market- most notably with their new Phantom cases and high-end PSUs....
Abstract: Gamers demand a lot from their computers, starting with the PSU. Therefore, almost every PSU manufacturer sells products optimized for gaming PCs. We introduce ripple and noise testing in this roundup to further improve our power supply evaluations. In...
The NZXT Hale90 continues from where the PP and the Precise series left off. Like the models before it the Hale90 is a proud owner of an 80Plus certification. While the older models only were able to obtain an 80Plus Bronze, Hale90 owns gold, meaning at l...
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...
80 Bronze Rating, SLI and CrossFire Ready, Strong Single 12V Rail, 105 Degree Celsius Japanese Solid State Capacitors, Active PFC, Full Protections (PC, OV, OP, Temperature, UV, Short Circuit), Modular Cables, 5 Year Warranty,
none, HiTech Legion Gold Award
With the type of system that I tested, the sweet spot for power supplies is around the 750-800W mark. Completely overclocked while running in Crossfire, I was able to push my draw at the Kill-A Watt just over 750W (I peaked at 761W). This required the ...
I like the HALE Series of Power Supplies coming from NZXT I am not going to lie they look awesome in any build and the attention to detail is very impressive. The Amperage is very impressive and the performance is solid and stable. I would be content ...
High efficiency, Did full power at 50°C ambient, Very good ripple/noise suppression, Tight voltage regulation at +12V, Unique looks, since there aren't many white PSUs available
No MOV in the transient filtering stage, Loose voltage regulation at 3.3V, 3.3V failed in 2nd part of Advanced Transient Response tests, 2x 6-pin and 2x 6+2 pin, we would prefer 4x 6+2 pin, Support for only one EPS connector
Although it gave me a hard time while photo shooting, I liked the white paint job of the HALE90 unit. However I think that if NZXT had chosen a blue fan instead of the white one, looks would be even better, since this combination would break the white ...
Sometimes difficult to connect the 4 pin Molex plugs.
This is a solidly build power supply. It's made from quality parts and does what it was designed for--providing a stable source of power at a reasonable price point. 62A on a single 12 volt rail will provide lots of current for hungry video cards and ...
Published: 2011-03-01, Author: Nick , review by: icrontic.com
The Hale90 has been in the test systems for a few weeks now, and I’ve got to say I’m pretty happy with it. It certainly is more power efficient than the Thermaltake EVO_Blue 550W from the old benchmark system. The white casing at first seemed like a...
