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Ultra X4 ULT-HA1200X 1200W

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Pros

Good ripple and noise suppression, did 1200W, extremely flexible cabling, lifetime warranty, ran at full power well above rated operating temperature, overshoot transient suppression well above average.
Great warranty, Clean design, Great Modular means less cables getting in the way of your cooling, Solid Voltages, Small! I have yet to see a standard sized PSU over 1000W until the X4.

Cons

Somewhat sloppy build quality, no overtemp shutdown until it was almost too late, one must run the combined 3.3V and 5V rails almost wide open to get to 1200W.

By JonnyGuru on November 21, 2009

The X4 series is Ultra's attempt to freshen up the X3 line by adding 80 Plus certification among other things to the aging X3 lineup. While this unit's performance is in no way indicative of the rest of the product line, and the big 1600W...

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By 3dGameMan on November 03, 2009

Like the popular Ultra X3 modular line of power supplies, the X4 line will is use to please. With wattage's ranging from 500 to 1600, you are sure to get the PSU that best suits your needs. These PSUs are 100% modular, come...

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By Pureoverclock on October 19, 2009

The Ultra X4 1200W is a very sleek power supply that delivers solid features and good performance when heavily loaded with a case full of power-hungry components. The accessories included in this package are nothing spectacular, but there is a very...

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By HardwareHeaven on October 19, 2009

The Ultra X4 1200W is a very well balanced high output PSU which will please any hardcore enthusiast and overclockers with its brilliant voltage regulation performance and very strong 12V line. However it is also HTPC users and modders who will really...

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By BCCHardware on October 18, 2009

The Ultra Products X4 1200W PSU is a beast in a small package. This PSU comes equipped with one massive 85A +12v rail and supports 6 PCIe devices - 3x 6-pin and 3x 8-pin. It is completely modular and features a nice large fan that provides very...

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By OverclockersQH on October 18, 2009

Overall motherboard sensors arent the most accurate test of a power supply Judging by our 3.3 volt reading on the motherboard we cannot trully draw a proper conclusion from onboard testing. As for the LCD test we see that the Ultra X4 is well...

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