Raidmax RX-700AT Monster Titanium 700W

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Pros:

Very good voltage regulation, excellent ripple handling, lots of included goodies, really quiet, excellent build quality
Full power at 47 °C, Efficient, Load regulation, Ripple suppression at 12V, Quality caps, Silent (at normal conditions), 5VSB performance

Cons:

Nothing
Expensive, Holdup time, Inrush current, Single EPS connectors, Warranty

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Last revision on April 28, 2017

Reviewers Liked

Very good voltage regulation, excellent ripple handling, lots of included goodies, really quiet, excellent build quality
Full power at 47 °C, Efficient, Load regulation, Ripple suppression at 12V, Quality caps, Silent (at normal conditions), 5VSB performance

Reviewers Didn't Like

Nothing
Expensive, Holdup time, Inrush current, Single EPS connectors, Warranty

Expert reviews and ratings

Raidmax came out looking to impress, and they sure picked the right OEM to buddy up with, didn't they? While we did not get the full performance possible with this platform, we certainly came close enough at this particular price point to keep the...

By JonnyGuru on April 25, 2016

Aesthetically, the Monster Power RX-700AT is simple and subtle, which should ideal for most users who usually prefer the PSU and its cables hidden away from sight rather than standing out. The use of per-wire sleeving on the smaller cables however is of...

By AnandTech on July 07, 2016

Raidmax's RX-700AT is a highly efficient PSU, however it suffers from a low hold-up time, has a limited warranty and its MSRP puts it in a high competition zone. With a lower price and a five year warranty it would be a much more appealing...

By Tom's Hardware on April 25, 2016