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FSP Group Everest 80PLUS 700 Watt PSU
Specifications
Here are the specifications for the Everest 80 Plus 700.
| Brand | FSP Group |
| Model | EVEREST 80PLUS 700 |
| Type | ATX12V / EPS12V |
| Maximum Power | 700W |
| Fans | 1 |
| PFC | Active |
| Main Connector | 20+4Pin |
| +12V Rails | 4 |
| PCI-E Connectors | 1 x 6Pin, 2 x 6+2Pin |
| NVIDIA SLI Support | Yes |
| ATI CrossFire Support | Yes |
| Modular Cabling Support | Yes |
| Efficiency | > 85% |
| Energy-Efficient | 80 PLUS Certified |
| Over Voltage Protection | Yes |
| Input Voltage | 100 - 240 V |
| Input Frequency Range | 50/60 Hz |
| Input Current | 11 - 5A |
| Output | +3.3V@36A,+5V@30A,+12V1@18A,+12V2@18A, +12V3@18A, +12V4@18A,-12V@0.8A,+5VSB@3.0A |
| MTBF | >100,000 Hours |
| Approvals | UL, CE, CB, FCC, CSA, RoHS |
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Our Test Rig
- Gigabyte Poseidon 310
- Windows Vista Ultimate x64 -SP1
- Gigabyte S-Series MA78GPM-DS2H
- AMD X4 9600 Black
- 4GB of Kingston DDR2-1066 memory
- ATI Radeon HD 4850 512MB
- ThermalTake Max Orb
- Samsung DVD-R/RW
Testing
The Everest 80 Plus 700 faired well in it's testing. Tests showed about 1% deviation overall falls well into the specified conditions. ATX standards allow for a -/+5% deviation from specifications, but you want as little deviation as possible. With only a -/+1% deviation, the Everest 80 Plus 700 receives a good rating. The Everest 80 Plus 700 has proven itself to be very stable. While monitoring, we found little swagger from the results shown. A stable power supply will be easier on your components and will probably last longer. For some reason, our BIOS did not show the 5V value.
We used Orthos for stress testing and a digital multi meter for voltage testing.
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