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The BeQuiet! Pure Power L8 530W CM is finished to very high standards, identical to the other units we have tested in this series before. The paintwork is hard to scratch and it passes our ‘rough handling' test, which involves running a screwdriver head along the surface with a little pressure. It does however attract fingerprints, although they can be removed easily with a cloth.
The top of the power supply looks great, with the large fan hidden behind a black grill, with orange ‘racing trim'. The orange trim is not just an appearance oriented inclusion as it is elastic, to reduce vibrations.
We love the ‘be quiet!’ logo on the side of the chassis. It is subtle but under certain light it can be clearly seen, as shown above.
The rear of the power supply is vented to help improve airflow. There is a power button and connector at the side.
The modular panel is colour coded for ease of installation. There are only a handful of cables however so it would be difficult to get confused.
| Be Quiet! Pure Power L8 530W | ||||||
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DC Output
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+3.3V
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+5V
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+12V1
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+12V2 |
-12V
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+5Vsb
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Max Output
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24A
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15A
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28A
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20A |
0.3A
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3A
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| Total Power | 120W | 480W (40A) | 3.6W | 15W | ||
| 530W | ||||||
Both +12V output can deliver 40A of power in total, enough for a high powered graphics card.
Sexy design and great products. German engineering at its best 🙂
I own a bequiet cooler, bequiet power supply and bequiet fans. I love them. They need to make some new high grade cases with the same black and orange trimming. please?
I suggested the 630W of this range to my friend but he opted for a 1000W. people dont understand that no one needs a 1000W unless you have a very very high end system.
Bequiet/Seasonic/Corsair – rock.