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BeQuiet! Pure Power L8 430W CM PSU Review

Rating: 8.0.

BeQuiet power supplies have been scoring well this year in our reviews and today we look at the Pure Power L8 430W CM unit. A low cost, power modular design which has achieved 80 Plus Bronze Certification. Is this an ideal option for a high grade media center or general gaming machine?

The BeQuiet! Pure Power L8 430W is a semi modular design. The ‘CM' stands for ‘Cable Management', which is a fancy way of saying ‘Modular'. There are some cables hardwired into the unit, so it is not a pure modular design. Right now this unit is available in the United Kingdom for only £52 inc vat, so it won't break the bank.

Product overview:

  • Exceptionally quiet operation achieved through an array of careful optimizations, including use of a custom-designed, quiet-optimized 120mm Fan
  • 430 Watts of continuous power provide massive power reserves for those times your PC really needs it all
  • Cable management with long cable reach simplifies component installation and reduces annoying clutter, increasing airflow and improving cooling
  • 80PLUS Bronze certification and up to 88% power conversion efficiency let you do more work with the same power and reduce your power bills
  • AMD CrossfireX certification readiness allow you to build powerful Multi-GPU systems with confidence
  • German product conception, design and quality control

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4 comments

  1. They make good units, nice price for this one too….

  2. buying one of these for my missus, as im trying to get her off my pc into her own. low cost is good – makes a change from all the ultra high end stuff you review all the time!

  3. Thats a sweet deal. I like quiet products. my rig needs an overhaul.

  4. Would this be okay with a mini-itx build
    3570k 8gb ddr3 and a 5870?