Deepcool PL800D: The most affordable ATX v3.1 PSU!

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[@ctznx9039]

Just come across your channel nice! Subbed

[@JimCKD]

The price is tempting for what it offers. Great review, as always. Thumbs up!

[@eliotrulez]

Nicely done!

[@Intrested_in_Intresting]

Great, thank you !!!

[@noer0205]

Hey Aris, would you consider to make a new PSU quiz, or maybe just make the original one accessible again? :)
Also great review!

[@HardwareBusters]

once I find the time sure!

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Great review.

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[@KOT-ANGRY]

I watched your reviews and bought Corsair RM850x 2021 power supply! Its great (lucky that it doesnt have Coil Whine), but i have question... In HWiNFO64 i see voltages 12.1x volts at idle but when im giving load on 4070ti, it drops to 11.7x volts! Then i pluged PCIE cables in other ports and now minimum drops were ~11.8x volts! I saw your pictures from inside, there are filtering caps but they are placed randomly (on connector board i mean), is that the reason that gpu voltages changed when i changed pcie cable ports theyre plugged in?
P.S. The same was with Corsair RM850 (2020 model), minimum voltage drop were ~11.9v, it was better than 850x have... Chenged PSU because i like to keep my system stable (used that RM850 for 3 years with no problems at all), and because of Japanese caps 😊.
P.S. Is it better for parts, gpu/cpu voltage converters, vrms to keep voltage more than 12v (like 12.3v EVGA psus have)? What will happen when it drops to like 11.7v on load? Yes, these values ar in ATX specs, but..........?! 😢 Before i had too HX1200, RM1000i, RM1000x and i didnt saw drops (all excellent PSUs btw)!
Other thing is to dont believe these readings from software and mearsure them with tester but one youtuber said that always values will be less than software shows...so if soft showing 11.7, real are like 11.5-11.6v 😮! A lot of questions but no normal video about all this (IF YOU CAN - PLEASE MAKE, with all that info, that different wire connector gives different voltages - BUT how its possible - rail is ONE on Corsair PSUs)...
Thank you to be the BEST on YT ❤❤❤

[@HardwareBusters]

Don't trust what the mainboard's sensors report to HWinfo; they are usually totally inaccurate. Proper voltage measurements can only be taken with a multimeter.
Also the YTers that mentioned that the multimeter will show lower readings than the software ones, probably didn't know what a multimeter is :)

[@KOT-ANGRY]

@@HardwareBusters Thanks for your answer 👍! Will use it and will dont worry about it. Its new PSU, i trust Corsair brand and it have 10 year manufacturer warranty so it cant be bad PSU 😊!
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