PSU 1200 Watts by hipro-tech...

As title says......

Ready to Rock 'n Roll.....

VERY POWERFULL PSU for the enthousiast market and not only..... ;)

VERY QUITE due to HUGE and quite fan.... ;) :)

Here are some photos of it.....

http://www.hipro-tech.com/images/PSU...1200W_back.jpg

http://www.hipro-tech.com/images/PSU.../1200W_fan.jpg

http://www.hipro-tech.com/images/PSU...1200W_full.jpg

http://www.hipro-tech.com/images/PSU...200W_specs.jpg

http://www.hipro-tech.com/images/PSU...200W_total.jpg


ENGLISH pdf and specs......



ATTENTION PLEASE...... :)

USERS who have bought the DDR Maximizer with BLUE LEDS - The "Limited Edition" one - , PM me with it's serial number to get FOR FREE a 1200 Watts PSU as it was written inside the box of the DDR Maximizer on a sticker...... You LUCKY GUYS.... ;) :D


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cheers :up:

Finally,you made very-very good PSU! Great job!:clap:

And some people so lucky:up: unfornulately I'm no.

Thank you guys.... :)

Looks good, by any chance you you use the same OEM as the SilverStone OP1200? They look almost identical.

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Originally Posted by Deux

Looks good, by any chance you you use the same OEM as the SilverStone OP1200? They look almost identical.

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Came out of the same factory too ;)

UL number is Seventeam's.

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Originally Posted by Oklahoma Wolf

Came out of the same factory too ;)

UL number is Seventeam's.

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Part number is too ;)

Nice looking unit.

I thought it looked like Silverstone's lineup as well.

All of the cables are sleeved, not just to the first connector? If all cables are sleeved, bravo! :)

Im sure Jonny Guru would love to test one of these. ;)

Pictures of internals?

yep, not to sound rude but it looks like another rebranding to me. Looks very nice though, the seventeam 1200w is an excellent psu :up: .

Yep. Seventeam "Thundering" ST1200E-AF.

Already have one. All cables sleeved, yadda, yadda. Wolf should be hammering out a review for December.

Good job just the same though. Nice choice in OEM and smart move financially since Seventeam has no MOQ.

Whats MOQ?

NOT exactly the same........;)

After our demand, WE have "chosen" the internal components of it (power output Mos-Fets - bigger ones than the "default" - )/caps/etc......PLUS a "secret" which will be known since reviewers takes one of them into their hands..... ;) :)

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Whats MOQ?

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Minimum Order Quantity.

ooo a hipro5 psu and soon a jonnyguru one this is exciting. Now if shamino would just start selling GPUs life would be perfect.

Really nice Hipro and the guys that bought the maximizer are really lucky

Nice, I can see this easily being on par with pc power and cooling, and the best part is no tiny delta fan to boot! I don't get why ocz didn't get the message that people prefer silence

Ooooh nice - btw what's the RRP price for these ??? connector arrangement ??

yeah those folks with maximizers are very lucky indeed!

nice one hipro

hey eva pretty sure Ken stocks teamseven gear ;) so you can get an idea what the "value" teamseven will cost :D

:up: look forward to the unveiling of these super secret features :up: :D

i noticed that there will be a Limited Edition PSU as well with some superhigh 12V rail readings :D that's pretty cool hheheh

congrats on the launch of the new units hipro,

they look good, make the 1000OP 80A look lame,

good luck!

Thanks guys...... :)

I have to add something here to PSU testers/reviewers.....

When you test a PSU in idle, in middle load and in full load, did you EVER try to feed it with load from idle to load INSTANTLY....
What do I mean? (...and some testing methods).....

a. NONE of you who measure them and reviewing them with "Dummy loads" (resistors for load) and not onto a motherboard, have put on its outputs a 100nF CERAMIC and a 220uF TANTALUM capacitors in parallel so to "semi-perform" and "simulate" the "motherboard" and not to produse by its own oscillations..... No?....Why?.....You just trough it onto resistor load and that's it......WRONG.....Why?.......Because you HAVE to "through" it onto a CARBON HIGH WATTAGE resistor and NOT onto a metal film or METAL wired resistor......
This is because METAL wire resistors are becoming COILS (chokes) and they OSCILLATE (producing RF) at certain frequencies with the switching power supplies, so you measure these oscillations as well...... ;)
Take that into consideration next time...... ;)
You just CAN'T measure ANY type of SWITCHING Power Supply just like that (simple)......One the other hand, IF it's a LINEAR PSU, you can do whatever you want with its outputs..... ;)

b. Have you feed it from idle to load INSTANTLY and MANY TIMES > load - idle - load - idle - load - idle - etc. for MANY times to see if it can "handle it" and not burned down..... :D OR you just go from idle to load and take your measurements.....

There are TOO many parameters and "heavy" methods to measure/torture a PSU that never have been applied.....

WHO of you have REALLY torture a PSU?......NOT by leaving the load on it for much time......BUT when it's "hot" from the load, remove the load instantly and then apply it and then remove it and then again, etc.....

HAVE you EVER put the PSU you're testing/reviewing (IF you want to do the best review out there?) into a HOT CHAMBER and test it at it 40*C, 50*C, 60*C, 70*C and see how it does by loading it > unloading it >loading it > unloading it, leave the load on, etc?.......NO.......
Think about that the PSUs out there, aren't working under the same conditions.......
"a" user works it differently from "b" user..... One user is in Alaska and the other user is in Africa..... ;)

So what do we have here?....

We test it with a digital oscilloscope (for people's "eyes"), we put load on it and test it under different loads......and........THAT'S IT.......We made our review..... ;)
NO REAL torture on it.......What's the purpose of it......Anyone (who knows 5 things) can buy an oscilloscope and a "Dummy Load" network and start testing...... ;)

IF we want to present something "special" to our readers, we HAVE to test it DEEPLY and TORTURE our reviewing samples.......

I mean that you HAVE to test it under these conditions to be sure how it does and IF it doesn't burn down (or it burns down after all the others), you can come up with your conclusions that it's OK or it misses this and that and things like these..... ;) :)

Though that's only MY opinion on PSU testing.... :)

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hey hipro

that's perfect just CTRL+A....CTRL+C.....open MS word.....Enter heading "Hipro PSU Review Guide for yus biatches".......CTRL+V.....CTRL+P :D

perfect :D

the way hipro suggest reviewers should torture test powersupplies i bet more than 50% of all tested ones would go up in smoke....:p:

so how much dose one of those cost like a grand

any pics of the inside?

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Thanks guys...... :)

I have to add something here to PSU testers/reviewers.....

When you test a PSU in idle, in middle load and in full load, did you EVER try to feed it with load from idle to load INSTANTLY....
What do I mean? (...and some testing methods).....

a. NONE of you who measure them and reviewing them with "Dummy loads" (resistors for load) and not onto a motherboard, have put on its outputs a 100nF CERAMIC and a 220uF TANTALUM capacitors in parallel so to "semi-perform" and "simulate" the "motherboard" and not to produse by its own oscillations..... No?....Why?.....You just trough it onto resistor load and that's it......WRONG.....Why?.......Because you HAVE to "through" it onto a CARBON HIGH WATTAGE resistor and NOT onto a metal film or METAL wired resistor......
This is because METAL wire resistors are becoming COILS (chokes) and they OSCILLATE (producing RF) at certain frequencies with the switching power supplies, so you measure these oscillations as well...... ;)
Take that into consideration next time...... ;)
You just CAN'T measure ANY type of SWITCHING Power Supply just like that (simple)......One the other hand, IF it's a LINEAR PSU, you can do whatever you want with its outputs..... ;)

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Wrong. Please do not make blanket statements. Maybe it's the language barrier, but it makes you sound protentious and arrogant to assume that there are NO PSU reviewers doing "proper" PSU reviews. As for using the proper capacitance: I do, Spectre does, Madmat does to name a few. Don't be so pretentious to think that "all of you guys" simply can't read the ATX12V specification.

Citation: http://www.jonnyguru.net/forums/showthread.php?t=164

Oh... and FWIW, an ATE does not use resistors to create a load. ;)

Citation: http://www.jonnyguru.net/forums/showthread.php?t=26

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Originally Posted by hipro5

b. Have you feed it from idle to load INSTANTLY and MANY TIMES > load - idle - load - idle - load - idle - etc. for MANY times to see if it can "handle it" and not burned down..... :D OR you just go from idle to load and take your measurements.....

There are TOO many parameters and "heavy" methods to measure/torture a PSU that never have been applied.....

WHO of you have REALLY torture a PSU?......NOT by leaving the load on it for much time......BUT when it's "hot" from the load, remove the load instantly and then apply it and then remove it and then again, etc.....

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You need to get out more often. ;) Again, me, Madmat, Spectre.... the load testers we use do not "ramp up" loads. When you hit the test button, it's zero to all, baby. No ramp up. You only get that ramp up effect when you push the up arrow on a SunMoon or TechRed or when you spin the dial up from zero on a Chroma. But that's not normally how you use that kind of machine, is it? No. In addition to this, Spectre uses a transient load application device adding 9.25A to the 12v rail and 3.75A to the 5v rail for a duration of 10ms to the already warm PSU with a hammer of a load to see how severe the resulting voltage drop is.

Citation: http://www.hardocp.com/article.html?...50aHVzaWFzdA==

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Originally Posted by hipro5

HAVE you EVER put the PSU you're testing/reviewing (IF you want to do the best review out there?) into a HOT CHAMBER and test it at it 40*C, 50*C, 60*C, 70*C and see how it does by loading it > unloading it >loading it > unloading it, leave the load on, etc?.......NO.......
Think about that the PSUs out there, aren't working under the same conditions.......
"a" user works it differently from "b" user..... One user is in Alaska and the other user is in Africa..... ;)

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Again.. yes. Madmat and I use a homemade hot box and Spectre uses a modified incubator. Over 50°C? Of course not. That exceeds operating environment temperature of that unit, but do you know what... YOU don't either. That SevenTeam unit isn't going to run with over 50°C intake for very long either, at least not at full load. As it's spec'd out by SevenTeam, it barely does 1200W @ 40°C for any prolonged period of time. Prove me wrong. ;)

Citation: http://www.hardocp.com/article.html?...50aHVzaWFzdA==

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Originally Posted by hipro5

So what do we have here?....

We test it with a digital oscilloscope (for people's "eyes"), we put load on it and test it under different loads......and........THAT'S IT.......We made our review..... ;)
NO REAL torture on it.......What's the purpose of it......Anyone (who knows 5 things) can buy an oscilloscope and a "Dummy Load" network and start testing...... ;)

IF we want to present something "special" to our readers, we HAVE to test it DEEPLY and TORTURE our reviewing samples.......

I mean that you HAVE to test it under these conditions to be sure how it does and IF it doesn't burn down (or it burns down after all the others), you can come up with your conclusions that it's OK or it misses this and that and things like these..... ;) :)



Though that's only MY opinion on PSU testing.... :)


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I think before you make blanket statements about reviewers and say "NONE of you" as if to imply none of us know what we're doing, you need to do some fact checking.

PM me. I'll get with Kyle and Paul (Spectre) at HardOCP and have Oklahoma tear the unit apart for component analysis. I'm fairly certain we live up to your "standards" for PSU review. And AFAIK, both Spectre and Wolf are familiar with the off the shelf Seventeam unit as I've already sent each of them one of mine.