SilverStone Strider Gold SST-ST1000-G 1000W

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Pros:

High efficiency overall, Fairly good ripple suppression, Fully modular cabling design, High quality cooling fan, Low output noise, Provided fan filter

Cons:

Loose voltage regulation at 3.3V, Performance of 3.3V rail in Advanced Transient Response tests, Small warranty period (competition gives 57 years), Lacks an On/Off switch

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Last revision on February 2, 2012

Reviewers Liked

High efficiency overall, Fairly good ripple suppression, Fully modular cabling design, High quality cooling fan, Low output noise, Provided fan filter

Reviewers Didn't Like

Loose voltage regulation at 3.3V, Performance of 3.3V rail in Advanced Transient Response tests, Small warranty period (competition gives 57 years), Lacks an On/Off switch

Expert reviews and ratings

Instead of presenting an entire new line, Silverstone preferred to upgrade/improve their older Strider Gold series keeping the cost of Strider Gold evolution units at reasonable levels. A smart move in these tough economic times. The ST1000-G...

By techPowerUp! on January 16, 2012

The SilverStone Strider Gold 1000W is a power supply that delivers solid features and performance and does it in style as well. From a functional standpoint, the Strider has excellent voltage regulation and efficiency, requiring an insanely hungry...

By Pureoverclock on April 06, 2011