Introduction

Cooler Master is a leading supplier of enthusiast components, dealing in cases, power supplies, CPU coolers, and fans.  Cooler Master has also started a couple other brand names, such as Choiix who sells consumer products such as laptop coolers, and the high end CSX case line. Throughout Cooler Master's long history of computer hardware, they have seemed to focus on the mid-high end segment, being cost effective enough for the consumer, while selling a quality product well worth the money.  Cooler Master's power supplies have been no exception.
Today, we test one of the newest PSUs in the Cooler Master lineup- the UCP-1100w.  The unit is based off of a 6-rail 12v design, with a total power output of 1000w on the 12v rail.  Total power output is, of course, 1100w.
Unfortunately, this particular PSU was opened and used briefly by one of the admins of XCPUs.com, (*cough* Arisythila *cough*) so the packaging will NOT be shown in this particular review.  Of course, he lost the box too, so we can't even get the info off of it.  No matter, the results should speak for themselves anyway.
 

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Index: Page 1 - Introduction Page 2 - A Closer Look Page 3 - Testing Page 4 - Internal Components Page 5 - Conclusion