be quiet! Straight Power 12 750W Power Supply - LABS Test Report

[@WhetNooodle]

I will watch, comment and like every single one of these just to contribute to the channel so LTT doesn't stop this, its so important

[@Panhead49EL]

Im going to assume their goal is to create a catalog of reviews. A reference section where the world can go to research a psu. I cant imagine they have any expectation for subs and views. Theyre doing a service for the community.

[@ventilate4267]

These are essentially a companion piece to the written articles

[@venomtailOG]

BeQuiet! delivers as always. Great to hear they've got included cables far better than Seasonic

[@cl4ster17]

Ever since Dark Power 12 series, their PSUs have a reputation of not being quiet at all.

[@jthedood1605]

What about testing moee budget oriented psu like MSI mag a-bn

[@Tyleron1]

engagement

[@Hinjima92]

Corsair just updated their famous RMx lineup to ATX 3.1 and they did some other modifications to the power supply. Is this something you can test going forwards?

[@dawsachu]

Woooo power supplies!

[@Victor-gh3ur]

Can you guys do ROG aura 1000w gold?

[@SultanOfAwesome]

The packaging looks fine???

[@PSUCircuit]

Hello SultanOfAwesome, power supplies typically come sandwiched in foam within their exterior box, however, this one is just wrapped in bubblewrap and braced with a cardboard frame(see 00:26). The cardboard likely won't provide much cushioning or impact protection if the box were to be dropped. Though I imagine if the product arrived damaged then be quiet! would provide support. -LN

[@astrocactus3910]

@@PSUCircuit Wow, for an almost $200 psu I would absolutely expect more substantial packaging! thanks for including it in the video!

[@johnmcbane2938]

This PSU unfortunately uses a fan, that has an annoying motor/hub hum. It is not loud, but definitely there.

[@bacon.cheesecake]

This seems like a great unit, as long as it arrives in one piece, too bad it won't work with my bisexual gaming needs

[@buff9267]

an actual voice would be nice

[@TheAsjdj]

I guess this a AI voice over. It needs some work. Its fine but it needs some work honestly. Also one question, what is the reason for this channel? Just to have something other then a website?

[@solemnmagus]

Starting with the assumptions that text content is dead and psu reviews are beneficial, this is an attempt to automate as much as possible to make sure this unprofitable content exists.

[@Ceelvain]

This has been discussed extensively on the WAN show. First, it's a video on the labs website embedded in the related product page. For those who prefer a video format. This youtube channel also serve as an archive / database for people searching for video-only reviews. And yes, it's automated as much as possible in order to keep the cost down. It's better to have it automated than to not have it at all. Tests are automated. Graph generation is automated. Video script and editing are automated. Yes, there's room for improvement. Especially regarding the voice rythm and the editing of the videos about PSUs that died during the tests. But still, I love that this channel exists.

[@TheAsjdj]

@@Ceelvain I rarely see psu videos or testing for that matter now days. That's why i was asking, out of curiosity honestly. I don't watch the WAN show, not my thing honestly. But thanks for the explanation non the less!

[@metallurgico]

Straight Power sounds wrong lol

[@edwardbentall5665]

4 minutes, must be a pass

[@astrocactus3910]

Just like with a lockpickinglawyer video lol

[@nintendork07]

Is it really too much work to have someone read this rather than an unnatural sounding AI voice?

[@ventilate4267]

For something that makes no money? yes. But my main assumption is that It's faster and scalable.

[@c.rosenfeld]

It’s cheaper than paying a human to do it