Severux radium bx 700w

Severux has started with an extensive entry catalog with boxes and power supplies. Alongside the Severux Armor R7 Black Edition tower we also receive its Severux Radium BX700W power supply with 80 PLUS Bronze certification and 100% compatible with the latest generation Intel Haswell processors.

In this analysis we will show you all the secrets and tests carried out on this new power supply. Here we go!

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Technical characteristics

SEVERUX BX 700W FEATURES
Size	ATX.
Dimensions	185 x 85 x 140 mm.
Power range	700 W.
Modular System	Do not.
80 PLUS certification	Bronze.
Trainers	Japanese.
Refrigeration system.	It incorporates a 120 fan.
Available colours	Unique black / orange combination.
Built-in wiring.	1 x 20 + 4pin. 1 x 4 + 4pin 12v. 6 x SATA 4 x 4pin Molex 4 x PCI-E (6 + 2 PIN) 1 x Floppy FDD
Price	58 euros.

Severux makes a fairly elaborate presentation with a cardboard box and the model in the lower area of the front of the box. This is strong and will avoid any unforeseen during your trip to our home. On the back of the box we find all the most important characteristics and technical specifications of this power supply.

Once we remove the material, we find that the power supply is protected by plastic protections and a cloth bag. The bundle is made up of:

Severux Radmium BX700W power supply. Power cable. 4 installation screws without tools.

The design of the font comes out of the usual, curved, rough and sporty lines thanks to the combination of black and orange color. It has dimensions of 185 x 85 x 140 mm and weighs 2.43 KG.

Both on the top, bottom and back we have a “Metal Mesh” finish in bee. It also features an oval on / off switch and power connector. The fountain is 80 PLUS Bronze certified with 85% efficiency in typical loading operations.

In the upper area we find a 120 mm AOBOS brand (AAM1225S1AN) 120 mm fan with quality bearings, self-regulating in speed according to the needs of the components, durable and with a necessary work force of 0.25 amps.

Although we do not know the origin of its core if we can guarantee you good solders and Capxon capacitors of 470uF, active PFC controller, Tome Fengyun LLC controller and a maximum power of 690 real W. It also has the six protections OVP, SCP, OPP, OTR, SIP and UVP. The wiring system is fixed and with a length 520 mm up to 830 mm.

Test bench and tests

TESTING BENCH
Processor:	Intel i7-4790k
Base plate:	Asus Sabertooth Mark 2.
Memory:	G.Skills Trident X 2400 Mhz.
Heatsink	Heatsink as standard.
HDD	Samsung 840 EVO.
Graphic card	Asus GTX 780 Direct CU II.
Power supply	Severux Radium BX 700W

To check at what level our power supply works, we are going to check the energy consumption of its voltages with an Asus GTX780 Direct CU II graphic, with a fourth-generation Intel Haswell i7- 4790k processor over another high-performance source such as the Antec HCG -850W.

Final words and conclusion

I am really enjoying the philosophy that Severux is practicing in its main products with quality components, durable and at a price within the reach of any pocket. On this occasion we have had in hand your Radium BX 700W power supply with 80 PLUS Bronze certification with 85% efficiency, 120 mm self-regulating fan, with six system protection certifications and fixed wiring with a length of 830 mm.

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During our tests we have used a high-end equipment: i7-4790k, 8GB of DDR3 RAM at 2400 Mhz, SSD hard drive and a GTX 780 Direct CU II graphics card and the results have been very good and entering the expected line of this range of power supplies.

In short, if you are looking for a source with a price lower than 60 euros, that you do not mind that it is not modular and with a silent fan, the Radium BX700W must be among the candidates.

ADVANTAGE	DISADVANTAGES
+ DESIGN.	- IT IS NOT MODULAR.
+ 12 CM FAN
+ LONG WIRING.
+ 80 PLUS BRONZE.
+ SUPPORTS HIGH-RANGE GRAPHICS CARDS.
+ PRICE.