Zalman ZM850-HP Reviews

Zalman targets high performance users with large cases that are looking for less noise with their latest PSUs. How you plan to make a quiet system and still require such a large PSU remains a mystery, but if high Watts and low noise are your goal ...

Both power supplies are equally equipped and differ mostly in terms of the combined power. It seems to be the same as the Antec Quattro which we tested last year. We recommended at that time to go for the smaller version with 850W because the 1000W ...

E ver since Korean-based Zalman made its first appearance on the market, its key focus has always been to create quiet products, whether they are heatsinks, casings or even power supplies (PSUs).

The ZM850-HP is a supremely silent model that also packs in high power efficiency.

Zalman's new ZM850-HP PSU uses two heatpipes to transfer heat away from the hot components on the PCB to the rear of the unit. The hot air is then exhaust by a slow running 140 mm fan. This design allows Zalman to run their fan much slower than the ...

Very very quiet, High efficiency, Modular, 8-Pin connectors for new VGA cards, Four PCI-E power connectors, Lots of connectors, Cables sleeved, 3 Year warranty

Expensive, Takes fingerprints, No power switch, Only 18A per 12V rail, but six of them, Longer than ATX standard, 21 cm

The Zalman ZM-850HP is not just another 850W power supply. It is engineered from the ground up to be silent and efficient. Two heatpipes on the inside transport heat away from the hot components to the rear of the PSU where it is exhaust by a big slow ...