In an attempt to simulate a maximum load on the Liberty we
have configured the system so that it will truly be stressed
during our round of tests. Using Benchemall we have
set up a script whereby we have configured it to run the
following games back-to-back. 3DMakr05, Doom 3, Half
Life 2 and Aquamark Professional.
We also ran a copy of Passmark's BurninTest
in the background while the benchmark were running to fill
in any empty time slots that might occur during the 30
minute test run.
Upon completion of those tests we will immediately launch
Driver Heaven's
Photoshop
Benchmark V 2.0. For a
complete list of the tests that are run during this test
just click on this LINK.
Voltage/Current Placard
Power Connectors
Low
High
Δ
Vcore
1.42
1.47
0.03
LDT Voltage
1.17
1.20
0.03
+3.3
3.31
3.31
0.00
+5.00
5.02
5.05
0.03
+12.00
12.01
12.21
0.20
Chipset
1.47
1.49
0.02
DRAM
2.61
2.62
0.01
Enermax has proven once again why
they are the big dog when it come to power supplies.
They have put together a package with the Liberty that
is so inviting I am almost tempted to buy a couple of
these to replace some of the older power supplies I
have. From its Dual PCI-E support right down do the
ATX 2.2 compatibility this power supply is a winner
from start to finish.
Manual, Lanyard & Stickers
But what really makes the Liberty a
GREAT power supply instead just a Good
power supply? It's a combination of small things
like the Cable Bag - which is perfect for stowing that
single unused cable, Molex Connectors - with the
patented "Easy Plug Design", The perfect
manual that even a true tech head would be happy with,
and how about a free Enermax lanyard, plus a pair of
"Enermax Power Inside" Stickers. It's the little things
that make a good power supply into a Great Power Supply.
Last but not least rails that are so tight you could
bounce a quarter off them.
A special thanks to
Enermax
who graciously provided us with this item to review.
