Kingwin Lazer LZ-850 850W

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Pros:

Modular, Adjustable LEDs, 140mm Fan
Reasonably priced, Looks great, Bright LEDs, LEDs can be turned off for those that don’t like LEDs, Dead Silent Fan, Modular connectors.
Lots of quiet, stable power, Efficient (85%), Excellent fit and finish, Innovative cabling system, Good manual, Great look, Quiet 140mm fan and Crystal Cube connectors, Switchable LED lighting, Good value, 3year warranty

Cons:

Modular connectors are larger than some other PSUs which might make cable management a little more difficult for some
Six 12V rails?

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Last revision on July 6, 2011

Reviewers Liked

Modular, Adjustable LEDs, 140mm Fan
Reasonably priced, Looks great, Bright LEDs, LEDs can be turned off for those that don’t like LEDs, Dead Silent Fan, Modular connectors
Lots of quiet, stable power, Efficient (85%), Excellent fit and finish, Innovative cabling system, Good manual, Great look, Quiet 140mm fan and Crystal Cube connectors, Switchable LED lighting, Good value, 3year warranty
Excellent power output, with very strong voltage rails, Three Year Warranty, Quiet fan, LED lights on both the fan and the modular connectors, 80Plus Bronze certified

Reviewers Didn't Like

Modular connectors are larger than some other PSUs which might make cable management a little more difficult for some
Six 12V rails?

Expert reviews and ratings

The Kingwin Lazer 850W is a solid power supply that delivers very good features and performance and does it in style as well. Kingwin has improved upon the Mach 1 in several areas, including aesthetics, length of cables, and even increased the...

By Pureoverclock on February 08, 2010

The good news about the Kingwin LZ-850 is that it has a very quiet fan which is faster than 800 RPM at high loads only (such loads can occur but rarely even in a gaming computer with a couple of graphics cards). The downside is that, although...

By X-bit Labs on June 11, 2010

The Kingwin Lazer 850 watt PSU is a great addition to Kingwin's sprawling line of PSU's. The Lazer line of PSU's adds styling as well as performance. The PSU's side sticker has an interesting design, and the use of a Z instead of a S...

By Bjorn3D on February 24, 2010

In the end I found that, like I said in the beginning, this is to date, one of my favorite PSUs to use. Not only does this PSU look great with its bright LEDs, or for those that don’t like LEDs you can turn them off, but also the Kingwin Lazer...

By OverclockersQH on December 14, 2009

Kingwin's Lazer LZ-850 ATX power supply brings a lot to the table, and it's all good. With excellent performance, quiet operation, and a very innovative feature set, this PSU could easily find a home in all but the most demanding...

By TweakNews on December 09, 2009

Video Review: Most everyone prefers modular power supply because you don't have any extra unwanted cables to deal with. While the Kingwin LZ-850 850W Power Supply isn't completely modular, most of the leads are and the remaining leads are...

By 3dGameMan on November 28, 2009

This power supply would be ideal for anyone looking to build multi CPU core gaming / workstation system with two or more high powered video cards. Although this power supply is not SLi or Crossfire certified, I'm sure that it can handle most of...

By Techaddicts on November 23, 2009