Testseek.com have collected 16 expert reviews of the Sunbeam Tuniq Ensemble 1200W and the average rating is 88%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Sunbeam Tuniq Ensemble 1200W.
June 2008
(88%)
16 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
After using this PSU, it became obvious that the ceiling watt limit of 1200W is ridiculously unneeded. For a SLI 8800 Ultra setup, the maximum it pulled was 400W. Give yourself a 200W for spikes and overclocking plus a couple of additional hard discs,...
Abstract: Although the Tuniq Ensemble PSU-ENS-1200W is not a bad power supply, it is inferior to most of its opponents. The Ensemble is bulky, has too few cables, is incompatible with UPSes..
For someone that needs 1200W of power the Ensemble is definitely worth taking a long look at. These individuals maybe far and apart but who says one day we will not need such power. There was a time when everyone thought we woud not need 400 watts. Ev...
One major question Im sure users have for Tuniq is why they opted to keep the Ensemble 1200 Watt Power Supply wired rather than modular. A couple major reasons are pricing and reliability. Of course, modular power supplies are nicer for keeping a cas...
The Tuniq Ensemble is the largest power supply this reviewer has reviewed to date, and by far the most impressive. The Ensemble is not short on power, supplied cables connections, quite during heavy loads and is a super high on efficiency at 87%. With...
High powered, High efficiency, Runs cool and quiet, Well finished cables with ample lengths, Plenty of hard-wired connectors with a few extra available with included adapters, Competitively priced with other 1000W+ power supplies
Single 12V rails are back in favor due to the draw of high end graphics cards, Oversized housing may not fit in all cases
I expected the Tuniq Ensemble 1200W power supply to perform well after seeing what the 950W Tuniq Miniplant had to offer a few months ago, and my expectations wound up being exceeded. The unit ran cool and quiet, managing to provide stable power to th...
Abstract: .... Would you live in a house that used mud for its foundation? Probably not, and you cant expect your PC to perform well if you use a low-grade power supply. Whether youre a hard core gaming overclocker or just a casual user, 100% stability ...
Minimum 82.7% efficiency! Average efficiency of 86%!, Very, very quiet 135 mm and 80 mm fans, Threeyear warranty
Longer than most, but its 1200W, so it needs the space, $275$300
This is one of the most stable power supplies ThinkComputers has ever tested. It should be, too, given its $275+ price tag. The efficiency of this power supply is also fantastic-gamers who want top-notch power while trying to stay economically-minded ...
Quad Crossfire or Triple-SLI still wouldnt be able to stress this PSU and you should be grateful about that fact, the less Wattage your PSU consumes the better for all of us. This conclusion is going to be very similar to the Sirtec 1200 Watt PSU we ...
Abstract: Video Review: The Ensemble line of power supplies is available in 1000 watts & 1200 watts. I'll be reviewing the Tuniq Ensemble 1200W model which is more than enough power for even the most hardcore computer systems. The housing is steel & they include a very quiet 135mm fan and 80mm fan. Also note that these fans are load controlled, meaning the more load on the PSU the faster the fans spin. Using a test setup of an Intel Q6600 CPU @ 3.5GHz and two NVIDIA 8800 GTX Video Cards this power supply meet and totally exceeded expectations. The Tuniq Ensemble 1200W Power Supply is one of the best high wattage products I've tested. Watch the video to find out more and check out the bloopers at the end.
