FSP Aurum PT Series 1200 W

[crmaris]

FSP recently launched the Aurum PT series, which currently only consists of a 1200 W member with the Platinum efficiency certification. The PT-1200FM uses only Japanese caps and exploits a fully modular cabling design. FSP also says the unit to be for hardcore overclockers and gamers with multiple VGAs.

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[sith'ari]

I have never given any notice before about FSP power supplies, but after reading very nice comments in all major PSU review sites about this model i changed my mind!
( http://www.techpowerup.com/reviews/FSP/PT-1200FM/11.html )
( http://www.jonnyguru.com/modules.php?name=NDReviews&op=Story6&reid=398 )
( http://www.anandtech.com/show/8607/fsp-aurum-pt-1200w-power-supply-review/5 )
Now i'm anxius to read the reviews about FSP's lower wattage Aurum PT models, since i don't have any interest for >850 watt units.
P.S. : I like a lot Techpowerup's section about PSU's "Hold Up Time" & "Inrush Current". I think that both of these factors are critical for a PSU in order not to cause a damage to PC components after long term use

 

[Frick]

FSP's are usually solid, but I think they tend to be a tad too expensive. My go to cheap PSU is not too expensive though (FSP400-60APN).

 

[Doc41]

Hey @crmaris any chance you could review the 850W model? would really love to see how it performs as i am considering it for my new build.....

 

[crmaris]

sorry I have the 1 kW model right now, and this review will take long till it is finished/posted

 

[Doc41]

I went ahead and ordered one as it had a good price compared to others with the same rating, and it would be nice if you could still do a review