Now that
we have a better understanding of the design and
all the connectors the supply offers we can move
onto some stress testing to see how well it stands
up under load.
The system
used for real world testing consists of the following
hardware:
ATI X1800
Crossfire
AMD A64 3500 Venice
MSI RD480 Neo2-FI
2 GB Kingmax PC3200
2 x 80GB WDJB 8MB ATA100 7200RPM
2 x 120mm fans @ 12v
3 x 80mm fans @ 12v
Dell 2004fpw 20.1” LCD
LG GSA 4163B 16X DVD burner
LG GCC-4521B 52X CDRW/16X DVD combo driver
Torture
Test #1 Synthetic benchmark application 3DMark06/Prime
95
We used 3DMark06
for this test because it is demanding on the CPU
and the video card. This will provide a decent representation
of stress testing a power supply. 3DMark06 was looped
for 2 hours with Prime 95 running in the background.
Voltages were recorded at 15 minute intervals over
the duration of our testing.
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Torture
Test #2 Game testing
We played
Far Cry for two hours with Prime 95 running in the
background. Voltages were recorded at 15 minute
intervals over the duration of our testing.
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Torture
Test #3 Photoshop Benchmark
For this
test the DH Photoshop benchmark was run continuously
on a 250 MB image, with Prime95 running in the background.
Voltages were recorded at 15 minute intervals over
the duration of our testing.
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