SilverStone Strider Titanium SST-ST80F-TI 800W

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Pros:

Cheaper Than Competition, All Japanese capacitors, Quality Internal Design, Magnetic Fan Filter, Fully modular, Compact Design, Great Packaging, Silent, Aesthetic
Excellent voltage stability, fantastic low load efficiency, excellent minor rail ripple suppression, general build quality is excellent, fully modular
Excellent Build Quality, Size (150mm Long), Excellent Rail Stability, Fully Modular, Flat Modular Cables, 80 Plus Titanium Certified, Electrical Protections, Peak Output (850W), FF141 Fan Filter

Cons:

Price (For Some), Noise Levels (Compared To The Competition)

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Last revision on May 8, 2017

Reviewers Liked

Cheaper Than Competition, All Japanese capacitors, Quality Internal Design, Magnetic Fan Filter, Fully modular, Compact Design, Great Packaging, Silent, Aesthetic
Excellent voltage stability, fantastic low load efficiency, excellent minor rail ripple suppression, general build quality is excellent, fully modular
Excellent Build Quality, Size (150mm Long), Excellent Rail Stability, Fully Modular, Flat Modular Cables, 80 Plus Titanium Certified, Electrical Protections, Peak Output (850W), FF141 Fan Filter
Sublime efficiency at low loads, Competitive price, Lesser depth, Competitive price

Reviewers Didn't Like

Price (For Some), Noise Levels (Compared To The Competition)

Expert reviews and ratings

SilverStone has a good reputation for releasing quality power supplies and the ST80F-TI is no exception. Having a high efficiency PSU pays off in the long term and there's recently been a demand for high efficiency PSUs. The ST80F-TI uses all...

By relaxedtech.com on December 18, 2016

Silverstone's pretty far along now in their quest to become the company people go to when they need power supplies that fit into spaces nobody else can fit into. And that's not a bad thing. But I'm seriously getting to the point where I feel that...

By JonnyGuru on July 18, 2016

The low hold-up time along with the very high ripple, especially at +12V and 5V rails, doesn't allow the ST80F-TI to meet the competition. This is a great shame because this is the smallest, in dimensions, Titanium PSU with 800W capacity featuring...

By Tom's Hardware UK on July 12, 2016

SilverStoneTek is a company best known for its high quality cases but its product lines extend into other components such as cooling, power, fans, storage, and so on. As a company, Silverstone has built up this impressive product repertoire in a very...

By HardOCP on June 07, 2016

Since I've been using full towers with all my systems for the past 16 years or so I've never cared about the size of a PSU but most people i know do so it was a nice surprise to see that SilverStone released a high quality and performance model aimed...

By NikkTech on May 29, 2016

Buying a nascent 80 PLUS Titanium-rated power supply still attracts a healthy premium over a Gold model. The increase in efficiency, to the tune of a few per cent, only pays off in the long term, and for those who keep the PSU under load more often than...

By HEXUS.net on March 15, 2016

Mit dem Strider Titanium Series 800W liefert SilverStone ein sehr gutes Netzteil für den High-End-Bereich ab. Die PSU verfügt nicht nur über eine sehr gute Technik und einen hohen Wirkungsgrad, sondern punktet auch mit einem kompakten Gehäuse. Für unser...

By Gamezoom.net on May 23, 2016

Volvemos a la carga con una nueva fuente de alimentación de Silverstone, y en este caso con un modelo muy especial ya que es el tope de gama de su primera familia de fuentes de alimentación con certificación de eficiencia 80Plus Titanium, la más alta...

By hardzone.es on April 20, 2016

Das Unternehmen SilverStone hat mit dem Strider Titanium 800 Watt Netzteil ein neues Premium-Modell auf den Markt gebracht. Wie viele andere Hersteller hat man sich ein sehr spezielles Design ausgedacht, jedoch hat SilverStone einen anderen Gedankengang...

By PC-Max on April 08, 2016