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The editors liked
Very good to excellent main output stability
Excellent minor rail ripple control
Very good 12V ripple control
Nice low load efficiency
Semifanless
Not afraid of a little heat
Adapter plate included for PS2 sized openings
The editors didn't like
5VSB voltage failed to adhere to ATX specs when the unit was not in standby
Published: 2017-01-26, Author: E. , review by: anandtech.com
We believe that, considering the design requirements and price range of the ST30SF and the ST45SF, the designer did an excellent job. Both of the units are of excellent quality, with a clean design and proven components. The power output quality is very g...
Published: 2016-11-17, Author: Lee , review by: pcper.com
SilverStone recently introduced two new entry level SFX power supplies for small form factor enthusiasts, the ST30SF (V2.0) and the ST45SF (V3.0). Their most obvious feature is small size, but the power supplies also incorporates a new larger 92mm cooling...
Abstract: The SilverStone ST30SF 300W SFX Power Supply is 80 Plus Bronze certified, comes with sleeved leads, quiet 80mm that only activates at 55c+, black paint finish and has an efficiency above 80%. Many SFX PSUs look horrible with poor specs, but not this one. ...
very good to excellent main output stability, excellent minor rail ripple control, very good 12V ripple control, nice low load efficiency, semifanless, not afraid of a little heat, adapter plate included for PS2 sized openings,
5VSB voltage failed to adhere to ATX specs when the unit was not in standby,
The SFX form factor is one that has been sadly lacking in any real innovation for a long time now. An afterthought for most power supply companies, it's hard to find one that doesn't come in a plain old boring gray box with equally boring performance. ...
The SilverStone ST30SF is the smallest unit that we've ever taken a look at here at TweakTown. While we primarily focus on enthusiast type equipment, it is important to not forget about the smaller items. There are quite a few enthusiasts who will get gr...
Gran eficiencia, Extremadamente silenciosa, Buenos voltajes, Reducidas dimensiones
No es modular
Este formato SFX no es ninguna novedad, lleva varios años en el mercado, pero el entretenimiento multimedia y el nacimiento de las Steam Machines ha hecho resurgir este formato que ha pasado de puntillas por el mercado. Esta fuente es una apuesta segura p...
Abstract: Silverstone ST30SF, fuente de alimentación en formato SFX diseñada para conseguir un alto rendimiento a un precio muy asequible Cuenta con una potencia de 300W y con la certificación 80+ Bronze, que garantiza una eficiencia de hasta el 85%. Además disp...
Certificación 80 Plus Bronze, Potencia estable, Factor de forma SFX (a veces difíciles de encontrar en marcas de renombre), Incluye adaptador para cajas ATX
Ha flojeado un poco en el raíl de 12V al llevarla al límite de su potencia, No es modular
La Silverstone SFX Series ST30SF es una fuente que rebosa calidad por los cuatro costados Desde su calidad de construcción, su pequeño tamaño, y su buena eficiencia y estabilidad de los canales, es una fuente de alimentación muy recomendable para sist
Il est évident que ce format d'alimentation occupe un marché de "niche", il est adapté aux mini-boîtiers de petits formats ce n'est pas un pléonasme, car cette même appellation de mini-boîtiers peut englober l'ISK 600 d'Antec ou Le NOD 304 de Fractal qui...
0 Dba au Repos, Tensions, Consommations, Présentation
59 € pour 300 watts.
Les alimentations SFX ne sont pas légion, voilà ce qui explique très probablement le prix de ce bloc, qui frôle les 60 € pour seulement 300 watts en 80 Plus Bronze. Mais on le sait, tout ce qui est rare est cher, et la SST-ST30SF ne déroge pas à la règle...
