Precision in Every Detail: High-Quality Power Supplies Mass Production Process | Gamemax

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[@nocommentgamez2571]

What I find amazing, is not only the work that goes into making one of these, but not forgetting that every component going into these also has to be made somewhere. Also, all the robotic machines have to be made and software designed for them. So much goes into something we barely acknowledge or we just take for granted. Man, we must go through some plastics and metals on a daily basis making all sorts of things every day.

[@tuseacha]

Muito interessante. Fiquei até surpreendido de uma pessoa com deficiência foi colocada na linha de produção em uma área física. Bem legal mesmo.

[@cosme6661]

Muito bom até com uma pessoa deficiente está de parabens. Linda linha de montagem

[@ssnoc]

The pick and place machines blow my mind - the speed and accuracy is incredible

[@chimpo131]

much lower error rate than stupid sl ve labor LOL

[@zerocal76]

​@@chimpo131amusing. Robots will say that about your job one day as well 🙂

[@FullFledged2010]

8:50 if you got hands like that in most countries you're considered invalid but in China you're still worthy 👌

[@chimpo131]

$2 /hr lol

[@dutchpsycho9574]

Used to work in the Fireworks factory

[@comacorp7262]

@@chimpo131 yet still they can provide high quality products unlike people from west. doing the bare minimum sub standard items yet asking for high salary lol

[@shasanmaz]

@@comacorp7262 example, fire fighting at LA.

[@petrolhead0387]

Most countries? Like where? I can't think of anywhere other than some third world countries that would treat him like an invalid.

[@miguelbarrios1361]

Increible video y gran fabrica

[@techcode_man]

These people are really amazing.

[@zuxx00]

"High-Quality Power Supplies Mass Production Process" **Checks PSU Tier List** - Tier F • Replace immediately • Gamemax / Gamepower | All units Me: Oh no...

[@kampret43]

average people only need good looking PSU,, not good quality PSU,, game max had decent production capabilities, but they had choose low end market segment,

[@chimpo131]

yeah it's 💩 quality design and cheapest product internal components you can buy. run away, run very far away. these Chinese products are priced accordingly

[@lllelouch]

@@chimpo131 so buy super flower for 500$, it is really good

[@helicopterovirtual-msfs6254]

Excelente.

[@dr.process99]

Phenomenal! The way this was done is just perfect!"I’m in awe! This video is beyond amazing! 🥰🥰🥰

[@n310ea]

Are these standard PSU's or proprietary?

[@paisfr]

Super ! ❤👍

[@harisrajtimaniya8810]

Wow 🎉🎉🎉

[@Joe-xc4xc]

this is sick,very hi quality production

[@gerarteuben3333]

They only look high quality but there are not high quality.

[@vagamorneval8451]

thanks.

[@hakimamrouni8206]

I enjoyed this video very much, thank you

[@twinshobbytwinshobby3863]

Awesome !

[@steffenachtzehn8817]

Nice

[@barnadincahyadisaputra950]

China is good production👍

[@njmsdof]

اعجبني المصنع الجيد جدا

[@feradielsanti4111]

Não é à toa q as fontes dessa marca melhoraram, essa do vídeo, geralmente é boa

[@djpat5998]

That's a calm environment, I wish I could work there. No complaining, no rushing anybody, and nobody trying to put all the work on you just a calm and comfortable place to work.

[@James28R]

lol, yeah right

[@DJPaulgee1]

Yeah, until you get tired of doing the same thing all day every day. I have worked in similar factories doing the same thing for 8 hours a day 5 days a week, and it's soul destroying. The boredom is horrendous.

[@Lukiel666]

Ha ha ha ha. Constantly moving line. Hope you don't have to go to the washroom. And that calm and comfortable pace is because they slow the line down for filming or any time inspectors or tours show up.

[@coeklucido]

Now I'm sure with Gamemax quality 😁

[@caseyj789456]

0:24 look to thats hands 😮

[@NielsCG]

can you send one of those to my house please? thank you

[@prajullas]

6:30 how do I apply for that job.

[@niodix]

That's quality control

[@tedvanmatje]

Fascinating to watch, but it kind of takes the 'soul' out of being an electronics tech

[@SergeyTatarenkov]

Расширяю кругозор, смотрю как другие работают в перерывах своей работы.

[@jaybhanushali9871]

very nice video it Technnology is a Adwance 👌👌👌👌👌👌

[@lmwlmw4468]

Awesome.

[@SteamTouya]

제조공정 신기해서 계속 보게 되네요 영상 감사합니다. :)

[@demetriouscolon6069]

Shout out to the guy with 4 fingers

[@Creator-A]

И ради этого мы создали цивилизацию? Где надо работать в таком режиме без права на радость жизни?

[@HardCold-Alquan]

If I needed a new PSU, I would probably check them out next time.

[@ouuuaburger2093]

Idk whats the efficiency ratings of these power supplies

[@thomascrum185]

11:15 is 80+ Gold

[@danmyname]

Very first time I've heard of Gamemax PSU. Is it comparable to Superflower or Seasonic?

[@myrs4]

Avoid Gamemax. Also, don't cheap out on PSUs.

[@FREEDOM-v1u]

Even corsair do not use nichicon capacitors😢

[@filmweaver2013]

even apple does not these days 🤐

[@analogman32]

Rubicon is the best capasitor 😊

[@Stinktierchen]

If you look at all the work that is put into this. I can accept them costing over 100€

[@hoodedferret]

That's the funny thing too, people still treat Chinese manufacturing like it's 1995, but these workers are being paid the same or more than their Western counterparts and yet the cost of these PSUs is still extremely cheap compared to what they would cost if they were manufactured in Western countries.

[@Stinktierchen]

@@hoodedferret Well you are right, but they arent paid the same. Most certainly not, sadly though. The only ones that are paid highly are the engineers and people who do the design work probably. Not the one in the assembly.

[@ariewijaya1679]

​@@StinktierchenWhy must high pay if the workers only job is repeating same thing like inserting component 😂

[@rongziwang8722]

they are slaves of CCP .

[@JigilJigil]

@@hoodedferret In the best-case scenario, these workers are paid $700-$1000 per month, which is not even remotely close to the labor wages in the West.

[@spave83rus]

Well done

[@Toxic_Panda97]

see old mates hands at 8:56 ? I had to do a double take haha

[@fernandillobarros]

0:24 que? 😮

[@jonymohammed4136]

Hello, I'm from Bangladesh 🇧🇩 nice to see

[@dd07871]

Your country will get all the business/slave labour in the future.

[@ОлегЛоза-э1т]

Теперь я видел ,что наклейки с завода, идут криво. А то думал, что подделка....

[@dd07871]

Still many people involved in the process. Surprised it wasn't automated further.

[@shasanmaz]

to create jobs.

[@jonymohammed4136]

Who design These circuits

[@RICKY-RIKON]

CHINA!

[@hoodedferret]

This appears to be in mainland China, so probably this Gamemax company has a small office somewhere in Shenzhen like every technology company does there where all of the engineers/administrators are working.

[@Leeceeball12]

China

[@JigilJigil]

They are not that hard to design.

[@shasanmaz]

@@RICKY-RIKON dong guan, guangdong province, china.

[@8LuckyLuke9]

8:51 wow poor man😟

[@petrolhead0387]

What makes him poor? Do you think he wants people to feel sorry for him?

[@EnnTomi1]

given how many worker there, thats how you know they getting paid fk all, what a nice country.

[@emotionX5]

we pay way too much what wages do these people have

[@Romgenas]

0:24 8:46 What's wrong with these hands????????????????????????????????????????????????????

[@babyboo600]

please no music man !

[@ArtemAleksashkin]

8:50 fingers?

[@netrunner0714]

Работа в таком месте с такой проблемой вызывает уважение.

[@ouuuaburger2093]

​@@netrunner0714 Damn i felt soory for him

[@Gabortabor]

8:55 ????

[@BCdgz]

No country can produce such clean, high-quality, and efficient goods like China.

[@nohandleleft]

What kind of absurd comment is this? Hundreds of countries produce product as good as China, usually significantly better. Medication, transportation, food, furniture, electronics, plastics, agriculture equipment, aircraft, ships, steel, and on and on. The only reason anything is done in China is because labor is so cheap, more often than not, so is the quality.

[@BCdgz]

@nohandleleft I disagree. Now the US and Eu are putting high tariffs on Chinese goods. Why? Because they can't compete. And it's not just cheap labor. They are innovative, Efficient and productive. And China is now the second largest economy in the world and Is a developed country and labor is not cheap anymore in china

[@hantonohalim-fs4hl]

Chinese Speed 👍

[@MutationProcess]

Is anyone here using this max game company? Please give me some comments because I need to upgrade some parts of my computer system

[@lllelouch]

gamemax is for low budget pc, btw Gamemax GX-*50 Pro is not so bad as aerocool vx, kcas or other cheap PSUs (

[@shasanmaz]

go for seasonic prime 850W or 1000 W which you can plug in gtx 4090 gpu if you want to do so.

[@shihabemam7926]

What types of engineer works their. I am gonna admit in Bsc, Please anyone can say this?

[@shasanmaz]

electronics diploma or degree. these people are production workers which assemble things, not needing high ed qualifications.

[@GhodyIL-t4r]

actually almost bad psu - low voltage without load and even lower at minimum load 6:52

[@ouuuaburger2093]

yeah

[@lllelouch]

Why do you think this 11.73 voltage is not on max load?

[@reggiebannister1080]

0:24 wtffffff

[@gerardolopez8202]

100 y tome mi dinero

[@Kubrsnica]

Precision and, above all, cheaper workforce!

[@Prozac-User]

If it is high quality. why is gamemax f-tier.

[@nizammallick786]

one worker has deformed hands

[@GhodyIL-t4r]

wtf with guy? 8:52 he's a mutant or alien?

[@DJPaulgee1]

Neither. It's called handicapped. How would you like if someone made fun of your fingers if you were handicapped ? 😡

[@t.a.gchannel]

wo nichicon caps

[@ianmoone8244]

Those voltages and I can't saw the ripple... ATX standard should be better than that!

[@TransistorCount]

While the primary electrolytic capacitor is Nichicon 400v 470uF GN series with endurance of 3000 hours at 105°C, all the horrible ChengX Cap (i.e. crap) with their infamous gold lettering on the secondary filtering stage makes it anything but a "High-Quality" Power supply. Cost cutting measures at its finest. This is how credible pieces of junk are made.

[@lllelouch]

What is not "crap"? Only Japanese capacitors? So almost ALL PSUs under 100$ doesn't have Japanese capacitors, LOL.

[@TransistorCount]

@@lllelouch Calm down, take a deep breath, relax. Let me tell you a story of a little known SMPS (PSU) named Antec BP300P (Code name: Red Beast) with an output of 300W @ 240v from the year 2012. It has Samxon capacitor on the Primary side and Teapo capacitors on the secondary side. I have used it for 5 years on a system with Intel Pentium Dual-Core E5300 processor on an intel DG31PR motherboard with ATI Radeon HD 5670. After 5 years it was retired while fully functional and having acceptable ripple across 12v rails and replaced with Seasonic ECO-430 having Nippon Chemi-Con capacitors on both primary and secondary side. The cost of Antec BP300P was 22$ and Seasonic ECO-430 was about 34$. In my original comment, nowhere have I mentioned about Japanese capacitors. There are almost equally good Taiwanese capacitors, which can be used as cheaper and moderately reliable alternatives. I have seen Jamicon capacitors in an UPS running for almost 8 years under heavy thermal stress working fine and never fail. The point is to understand what type of capacitor is suitable for which application. Japanese capacitors are always better to have. If not, then use Elite, Cornell Dubilier or any other Taiwanese capacitors such as Teapo, Jamicon or at the very least have China based Samxon or Aishi which are dirt cheap and provides proper datasheet alongwith some degree of reliability depending on a combination of specific series and application areas. What is the point of going through a complex production process and use no-name capacitors with highly questionable reliability which doesn’t even have a proper datasheet? Give it some thought.

[@TransistorCount]

@@lllelouch Calm down, take a deep breath, relax. Let me tell you a story of a little known SMPS (PSU) named Antec BP300P (Code name: Red Beast) with an output of 300W @ 240v from the year 2012. It has Samxon capacitor on the Primary side and Teapo capacitors on the secondary side. I have used it for 5 years on a system with Intel Pentium Dual-Core E5300 processor on an intel DG31PR motherboard with ATI Radeon HD 5670. After 5 years it was retired while fully functional and having acceptable ripple across 12v rails and replaced with Seasonic ECO-430 having Nippon Chemi-Con capacitors on both primary and secondary side. The cost of Antec BP300P was 22$ and Seasonic ECO-430 was about 34$. In my original comment, nowhere have I mentioned about Japanese capacitors. There are almost equally good Taiwanese capacitors, which can be used as cheaper and moderately reliable alternatives. I have seen Jamicon capacitors in an UPS running for almost 8 years under heavy thermal stress working fine and never fail. The point is to understand what type of capacitor is suitable for which application. Japanese capacitors are always better to have. If not, then use Elite, Cornell Dubilier or any other Taiwanese capacitors such as Teapo, Jamicon or at the very least have China based Samxon or Aishi which are dirt cheap and provides proper datasheet alongwith some degree of reliability depending on a combination of specific series and application areas. What is the point of going through a complex production process and use no-name capacitors with highly questionable reliability which doesn’t even have a proper datasheet? Give it some thought.

[@TransistorCount]

Calm down, take a deep breath, relax. Let me tell you a story of a little known SMPS (PSU) named Antec BP300P (Code name: Red Beast) with an output of 300W @ 240v from the year 2012. It has Samxon capacitor on the Primary side and Teapo capacitors on the secondary side. I have used it for 5 years on a system with Intel Pentium Dual-Core E5300 processor on an intel DG31PR motherboard with ATI Radeon HD 5670. After 5 years it was retired while fully functional and having acceptable ripple across 12v rails and replaced with Seasonic ECO-430 having Nippon Chemi-Con capacitors on both primary and secondary side. The cost of Antec BP300P was 22$ and Seasonic ECO-430 was about 34$. In my original comment, nowhere have I mentioned about Japanese capacitors. There are almost equally good Taiwanese capacitors, which can be used as cheaper and moderately reliable alternatives. I have seen Jamicon capacitors in an UPS running for almost 8 years under heavy thermal stress working fine and never fail. The point is to understand what type of capacitor is suitable for which application. Japanese capacitors are always better to have. If not, then use Elite, Cornell Dubilier or any other Taiwanese capacitors such as Teapo, Jamicon or at the very least have China based Samxon or Aishi which are dirt cheap and provides proper datasheet alongwith some degree of reliability depending on a combination of specific series and application areas. What is the point of going through a complex production process and use no-name capacitors with highly questionable reliability which doesn’t even have a proper datasheet? Give it some thought.

[@niodix]

​@@lllelouchpsu is the last thing to save money on with pc building. Bad psu= dead system. No exceptions. Either your GPU will die or mobo because of this

[@thomasfalcon6350]

So much manual work - easy to make mistakes

[@mr.il3nt658]

no wonder why gamemax psu are shit they only test it on 1/4 of its label capacity

[@ListlessSpectre]

Someone's getting paid just to pull a tray with a part off of the line, look at a product and put it back on the conveyor belt... really?

[@norbertszabo7405]

Quality control and i think sometime there, sometime he/she is the one soldering or anything else...

[@user-sb1vz9pv5y]

And when you receive a bad product due to quality don't complain. Work isn't always physical.

[@jamesdm]

This are not "High-quality" power supplies dude.

[@gungunsaxena8340]

How do you know

[@jamesdm]

@@gungunsaxena8340 anyone can see how are assembly. The design and the components dude. Or you think that are in the top 10 of power supplies?

[@lllelouch]

@@jamesdm Pccooler is not in top too, but YN750 is PLATINUM on cybenetics.

[@Negiku]

@@jamesdm Which design or components look bad?

[@valkyriun]

PSU Tier List - Tier F - Gamemax / Gamepower "Replace immediately"

[@ouuuaburger2093]

😂😂😂 LTT list?

[@the8bitpc_805]

Use quality capacitors (panasonic, nippon, etc.) instead of flashing LEDs! Why are you using inferior capacitors? Just for price, huh? No wonder it won't even last 2 years

[@lllelouch]

Cheng X is not "inferior"

[@the8bitpc_805]

@@lllelouch

[@Exchange-Student-Australia]

made in china

[@rnbeat]

chineseum PSU

[@deniskim3798]

GameMax ≠ high quality

[@victorg7036]

Yep. F-tier PSU.

[@deniskim3798]

@@victorg7036 press F tier PSU