Best We've Tested - Gundam x ASUS Power Supply Benchmarks
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- The ASUS Gundam 850W PSU is actually one of the best we've tested, but the Gundam elements are sorely lacking and insufficient for the price. The PSU itself is top-notch, though.
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This review of the ASUS Gundam ROG Strix 850G Gundam Edition PSU tests the power supply for efficiency, build quality, protection circuits, and more. A big aspect of the PSU is the actual Gundam branding, since the PSU itself is an existing ASUS PSU that's been rebranded (and is built on top of a Seasonic platform).
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TIMESTAMPS
00:00 - ASUS ROG Strix 850W GUNDAM EDITION
03:15 - Packaging, Construction, Cables, and Connectors
06:35 - Specs & Test Methodology
08:44 - Tear-Down & Component Analysis
16:25 - Efficiency Testing
18:46 - Power Factor Results
19:24 - Voltage Regulation Across Loads
21:07 - Cross-load Testing
22:58 - Voltage Ripple
24:21 - Thermals and Cooling
25:18 - Protections - SCP, OCP, & OPP Testing
26:27 - Conclusion
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For people saying a magnetic plate is nice because then it can be moved -- sure, but then they should just sell a $20 branded magnetic plate instead of a $280 power supply. That's our main gripe. It seems a lot of people have not really realized that it could then be sold cheaper and separately if that was the goal. That's not why ASUS made it a plate - they did that because it's cheap and easy.
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I'm concerned that 850W doesn't seem sufficient to power a RX-78. How does an 850W PSU produce the 1.9 megawatts the beam rifle fires? Even for Mobile Suit Gundam this seems to violate some laws of physics.
The concept of doing a hardware failure speedrun... LMFAO
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We evaluate the new P750GM and P850GM revisions and this time there are no fireworks, so as it seems the problem is fixed now.
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new P750GM SN: SN21033G004789
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Was the magnetic plate being crooked in half of the shots a joke, or is it really that much of a pain to get that thing to stay on straight?
Please review the Superflower Leadex III, I know its older but it should be more well known as its one of like 4 PSU's that's ever gotten a 10/10 from Jonnyguru before they quit reviewing.
I can't believe they've put a transformer inside a gundam part...
hahahaha, best comment so far
I for one am glad they got the Movable Frame working, though it's a few generations early.
More than meets the eye, I presume..
@@IsonDaya Now if only the cables had Wing Binders...
Congrats, GN gave you a shoutout on their Twitter.
Gigabyte should rebrand their power supplies as Akira power supplies. Have it play creepy chanting while it catches fire and explodes.
hahahaha. Stone got a laugh out of that one
Just brilliant my man, just brilliant.
If I were them I'd employ you in marketing yesterday.
The burn...
They're saving that for their next power supply, which will turn into a giant, pulsating blob of flesh that threatens to engulf an entire city.
Yes. Absolutely yes.
I really want companies to come out with themed products like Yeston. It would make personalization more than just rgb
Definitely! Yeston does crazy work.
It's the exact same idea with the custom mechanical keyboards community. Although most high end PCB comes with RGB, most of the customization is done through the keycaps and the board itself, and of course the switches for the sound profile too. A well designed/matched theme is so much more pleasant than RGBs for sure
Yes, I'd love an EVA 01, a Death Note, or a HxH theme! For a case or a gpu.
so true, i really like unique looking products, and hopefully functioning very well rather than crazy RGB look
It's very niche though and therefore not feasible in many instances.
As a Gundam fan I've been surprised alot of the Asus Gundam branded things have actually been decent/ not bottom barrel trash with a sticker. Like the case at least looked nice
Considering how much the Gundam stuff costs, it better be nothing short of premium. Albeit, the PSU itself is actually not a bad deal if you take into account the cables.
Now if only they'd release a main saga Gundam game for the PC, it's not like Daemon X Machina's developers have anything better to do.
@@thomasgiles2876 Why the hell would Bandai Namco outsource its IP to a company that it doesn't even own?
I’m very tempted by that micro atx zaku board I don’t need it at all but it’s just to cool
@@thomasgiles2876 they just need to port gbo2 to PC and I'll be satisfied for at least another 5 years
Looking forward to many more years of these indepth power supply videos.
Thank you! Us too!
I work as a Product Designer and I can already tell why this Led panel is an external part that gets attached with magnets.
I am pretty sure the Designer envisioned this integrated into the PSU, but once you include changes that go beyond color and accessories in a product for a limited edition, it results in project management and Sourcing losing their shit, even if the changes do not cost a lot of money.
It might not be cheaper, but it is a lot easier for them to tell the manufacture of the PSU to just make it white and then they are ordering all the accessories from vendors that do small production runs. That way they do not have to modify the supply chain of the Psu and everything is pretty straightforward.
Yes. You don't need to be a designer to know that this would require a change in the construction. The thing is that it's a piece of stamped steel that takes seconds to make by machine and it's an expensive product. It's really not that far of a leap to just make it better at this premium price.
@@GamersNexus i thought you were being picky with that detail, until I found out the price difference between regular white version and this is pretty much double, wtf. Yeah if I was a fan of the franchise I'd probably want a bit more out of this much markup
@@GamersNexus I did not wanna excuse the end product. But instead just explain, that it is not down to money in this case, but instead just the laziness of product management and that this is very common.
Btw, everybody can see that it would require a change in construction. That was not my point, but rather that it is not the fault of the designer or even cost, but just down to the management processes in a large company.
@@jakob.k_design I understood exactly what you meant. Unfortunately in large companies like ASUS, it only takes one cog in the wheel to bring down the quality, or change the end result of a product that was envisioned differently.
Would a re-design also mean re-certification as well? Wouldn't that cost a lot for a small volume run?
I feel like the removable RGB plate for the PSU isn't necessarily a bad thing. People are paying a premium for the Gundam brand, but when they eventually have to replace the PSU due to failure or having to upgrade, they can easily slap the plate on the new PSU. The location and quality of the wire is pretty disappointing though.
Exactly what my brother did, he's a gundam fan and got the gundam psu but it was the only white piece in his build, he bought the 850w thor model, I bought his white psu and he kept the plate
i would have expected the plate to go on the psu shroud as the psu is often hidden away behind it.. as you say cable placement is poor
Plus the way they did this branding, it allows them to more easily make others with the same base PSU case tooling.
PPC'S used to sell kits to mod your own PSU.
I still have an old 500 watt green one I think it's made by Ultra (tiger direct) house brand.
Remember the PSU's made by Hyper that used screw on XLR type jacks to connect the cables.
PC craziness was awesome in the early 2000's ...it's seems to me since Hard line water cooling and rgb going mainstream, everybody just stopped and said... that's it we can't do anything cooler.
In the end RGB's are off or set to solid color, flashing keyboard lights make me literally sick while typing, and when I turn on the PC that few seconds of rainbow crap always has me worried that the software crapped out again.
Only positive of hardline beside cool points is I don't want to upgrade as often...
do you realize it have a 10 year warrenty do you? Also it's 850w, unless you use a sli setup or overclock under ln2, i doubt you will ever need to upgrade
I want a Star Trek themed transparent aluminum PSU.
With whales inside.
I don’t know, I would then start to worry my keyboard may explode with the smallest jolt given all that power.
Needs this quote on it "A good engineer is always a wee bit conservative, at least on paper."!
Has the GN team evaluated the Minovsky Particles output of this PSU and tested its effectiveness in scrambling your sensor equipment? This is one of the most important performance metric that these reactors... i mean power supplies are rated for! XD
i'd be zero, because minovsky particles can only be generated by the nuclear fusion of a hydrogen and helium atom.
@@Dudewitbow Specifically helium-3.
I'm surprised they didn't analyze the output of GN particles, they have the solar power reactor right there
I love that GN has Gundam fans working there.
I’m not even looking to buy a PSU, but here I’m watching a half an hour video on one because you packed so much education and entertainment in it. Excellent content as always. _b
Finally someone who knows is stuff in regards to powersupply electronics. As an electronics technician i always get fed up with media that "test" bullshit just so they can say they tested. Please keep going GN :)
IT'S A GUNDAM! It performs incredibly well. I'm pleased to see that it lived up to its namesake.
Great work on the power supply coverage in general. Loved this one with all of the random references sprinkled throughout, particularly SEED factor.
I would love to see a transparent power supply. I know not alot of cases show it off but if be awesome for ones that do.
That used to be really common! Back in the early acrylic days, Apevia did a lot of that.
@@GamersNexus yeah, that would be a real throwback, imagine a bunch of companies making throwback-style equipment for nostalgia since the old parts are not manufacted anymore. I would love to see the crazy stuff they used to make again, like liquid cooler psu's, that was definitely a crazy move.
@@GamersNexus Inter-Tech makes them but sadly they're not very good. I love the cool toys but when they're junk the more's the pity.
@@GamersNexus I still have an Apevia clear 1000w from 10 years ago daily driving.
Sad they seemed to have fallen off so much. Used to be in everything like Zalman.
@@GamersNexus RETRO Hardware recently did a build with a similar semi-transparent PSU IIRC
EDIT: Found it! czcams.com/video/rTXuBLwpehI/video.html
He used a Ultra X-Connect PSU with UV reactive windows in the PSU itself.
I really love the way you guys do the power supply reviews and the straight forward, logical description of the various components. Hopefully you will do many more reviews. excellent review. Would it be possible for you guys to do an in depth review on the corsair 1600 watt power supply since its technology is using state of the art gallium nitride transistors and the very clean and tightly regulated out put voltage and current are essentially the best of any consumer grade computer power supply.
Love the PSU reviews! The time you guys put into your reviews is very much appreciated. Back in the 80's this type of information was not nearly as easy to get ahold of.
I know you guys are very busy but one thing you may consider doing is a basic overview of power supply stages, maybe in a block diagram format. With some of the mentions of components being a string of letters, it would be nice to have a 'reference' video to refer to for those in the audience who are more interested in the workings aspect of PSUs. I would be interested to know little things like the inrush thermistor bypass relay to increase the efficiency. Otherwise, only a few of us electronics techs or engineers would understand a lot of the presentation. Also, as you go through and identify components you could update us as to the perceived quality of these components in relation to weather they are known value oriented or high quality oriented.
I specifically suggest this because of all the in depth reviews of peripherals I think the PSUs would be some of the least understood for system builders.
As always, love the videos! You and your team does a GREAT job of watching out for us little guys. Stay safe and be well.
Love all the references, you really put a lot of effort into your work and it always shows, keep it up.
Incredible and very in-depth coverage! Very interesting to see! I can only imagine how many hours this testing must have taken, but it really shows! Looking forward to see the PSUs you test in the future and how they perform!
I loved this episode! Liked all the Gundam references. Would really be interested in a Seasonic fanless review. The information is really informative and interesting. Keep up the great work and keeping those companies honest.
i love how thoroughly you test products, it's actually wild how much more and better data you record than any other reviewer. I'd really love to see you test more SFF parts with your methodology, as I'm much more interested in small PC's than huge towers these days.
Just a couple possible improvements about your graphs.
Would love to see vertical lines showing desired results levels in voltage regulation and ripple graphs and on your efficiency graphs maybe a zoom in to the top 30% of the graph once you get past 20% load levels so we can see the differences between levels more, especially for mobile viewers.
Thanks for the great work :)
this was really cool. would be interested in a video giving an overview of how power supplies work to make the in depth stuff make a bit more sense though
At my old job I built a PC with the full set of Gundam components for promotion. It was quite the looker but the case was not the most pleasant thing to work with and the best part of the entire set, the Z490 motherboard's backplate, was entirely covered, in the Gundam case.
This video was an absolute joy to watch (and I'm not even a Gundam fan). Especially like the component breakdown in the vein of buildzoid 👍 Great work all-around guys!
I absolutely loved the walk through the board with the ramen pointing device. I didn't know what to make of all the IC model numbers. I'd probably have benefited from some more info about those ICs, like why it matters that they picked those particular ones.
Agreed. I don't think 99.5% of the viewers have any chance of following the presentation when he's just prattling off those part numbers. A bit of context for the different ones would be great.
As Stone is walking through the components, could you have a diagram that shows the component's location in the electricity flow chart of the power supply?
We need more anime PC components. That's a huge, unexplored market.
There's no ending. Everyone has a favourite childhood/current super hero. You're completely right!
If the trend of people literally just throwing money at virtual CZcamsrs tells us anything, it's that weebs will spend for their favorite characters whether it's reasonable or not.
It really is a huge untapped market.
Yeston be like: I got chu fam. *proceed to release more waifu themed stuff.
indeed, i think headphone manufacturers in Japan already do this, if there was a Japanese hardware manufacturer i bet we would see more of those at least on importation.
media branded pc components in general are unexplored
Hey Steve, congratulations on a new PSU test bench. Now I am 100% sure you would be my go to channel for any power supply information. I used to refer to Jonnyguru for all of that. Seems like you are a worthy successor fir this job.
I'm ruined by ElectroBOOM, my mind literally yelled "FULL BRIDGE RECTIFIER" when Patrick said it1 xD
Done watching now and I doubt you can get a more positive review anywhere else! xD
Good job Asus & Seasonic!
For the chart showing the power efficiency standards and results I think it'd be better to show the gold spec with a gold colored bar, the platinum spec with a platinum colored bar, and the GN lab results with a GN blue colored bar.
I think it'd both look more appealing aesthetically and help with clarity.
Great review! Nice to know that such a premium PSU has the quality to match its theme.
I'd love to see more reviews from the Gundam-branded collection, especially the red Zaku-themed stuff (since presumably they offer 3x more performance)!
Kudos on the excellent script with additional video edits. =)
That dude had me craking up with the voice of a Gundam engineer! Keep it up guys, love the content.
And again thank you for speaking about the OEM manufacturer of the supply as it's the bit that matters about 90% or more towards the actual performance. This is something GN did not do in the first several PSU reviews and it's good you are listening to feedback. Keep up the good work.
i prefer that the external lighting portion is a magnet. it gives the option to place it in other places of the build or re-orient it based on the PSU position.
personally, id like to see more things like that included with cases and motherboards, where the lighting effects are modular and can be re-positioned or removed.
Absolutely LOVE that you took the Gundam theme and RAN with it! :-)
Nice to see that!
This was a great review, really appreciate the fact the GN team has Gundam fans and you didn't just cover the fan but were on point with the humor.
I love all the little references you mixed into this review.
Considering the effort put into the theming by Asus, you could also call this the Mr. Stone edition after his "custom" unscrewing feature
Ver. STONE
No, it should be called Patrick Stone custom
I'm just glad Patrick had some fun reviewing this unit!
Loved the vibe of the video! Thanks again !
This is what I expected when you said you guys were getting power supply testing equipment. I like these videos.
Superb analysis as usual. This channel never disappoints
i appreciate the effort put in to shoehorn in all the references
Haha, awesome to see you guys having fun with this one!
Incorporating an extra LED into the power supply would require re-certifying it (UL/CSE/CE). Approving a separate low voltage light panel is much easier. Also makes ordering parts for production easier.
Even just the sticker that Sapphire used to put on their graphics cards was cool. It made the green or blue pcb look unique.
The way the zaku is holding the bazooka 🤣
Always good to see more PSU tests.
The in depth tour by that other guy was fascinating. It's one of those deep dives that you never really see. I like that!
Best disclaimers ever. Man I love you guys. Keep delivering the best quality content.
pretty cool man I love this stuff super interesting look forward to seeing more of this stuff especially the high end of the wattage spectrum when looking for good clean power for overclocking
Great content. Keep up the stellar work!
Really enjoyed this video. I like how he was naming all of the individual components in the power supply, but we don't know anything about them. If he could say "this cap is better/worse than most". Or "this MOSFET is really efficient" etc. Things like that would be super helpful.
Love the references and the team humor toward Gundams series XD
I remember going through the initial lineup when this was announced and every time was a rebranded version of an existing Asus product with an average markup of $60. I like Gundam but the upcharge is insane.
Screams in Bandai Premium products
HOLY SHIT YOU ACTUALLY MOVED THE WAVING CAT.
THANK YOU SO MUCH. I LOVE YOU GUYS.
I love that you addressed the Gundam specific concerns, lol.
Hearing Patrick stone talk and goin " Yep, sure is".
I bet this man can sell me on a Turbo encabulator
Love the teardowns!
That was fascinating. I know very little about electronics beyond what I was taught in high-school. Power supplies will always be one of those things I will replace whole-sale rather than try and fix.
Something I would like to see, though I don't know if it's possible maybe a separate tear down video, is to remove the components, like removing the heat sinks and the daughter boards.
Looking forward to your tests of Corsair, Cooler Master and if they are still selling PSUs, Akasa. Patrick Stone's delivery and honesty is reassuring. Having religiously bought Asus MBs, graphics cards and Optical drivees, it's good to know their PSUs are also good.
Am glad I bought this PSU, my 9 year old evga PSU had a 1 year warranty left and this was the only one in stock and because it was made by seasonic I took the plunge, thank u steave 😘
You made me want to watch Gundam Seed again and that made me feel old coz that series is almost 20 years old
I love everything about this review bravo great job.
Thanks for the disclaimers on the teardown
The most interesting looking PSU I can remember was made, or at least marketed by some small company back in the early 2000 or possibly even late 90's. It might have been Sharkoon (or some similar spelling) or it was some other company that no longer is in the PSU business. My memory isn't what it should be.
What made them interesting was that they made the case of perforated steel plate all over, and the way they attached the modular cables. Now it is quite possible that I mix up two separate manufacturer, but whatever...
The very well ventilated case was not really any good for the cooling as the air just leaked out all over the place rather than follow a designed air path.
The connectors for the modular cables were styled after BNC connectors, so they had the chromed external spring loaded collar that locked on to the connectors on the back of the PSU so it was a very sturdy connector and it looked like something you would find in a radio transmitter installation or a military communications hub. All in all these PSU's really looked like premium products.
Add to this that the PSU's were shipped in something that looked like a tool box (or was it a bucket?) instead of the usual cardboard box. My memory fails to provide details again. Whatever it was It was made of plastic and might have actually been the best thing about these PSU's though I kind of doubt the snaps held up very well.
Unfortunately, but hardly surprising the looks was all that was interesting about these PSU's as they were pretty horrible in all other aspects.
I also remember my boss came back from Comdex or CES or what ever it was and learned that he had missed their booth. Not that the products was that interesting but they had booth babes clad in a very small tanga, body paint and a smile. They had quite a lot of people documenting their booth and uploading their pictures to different sites. Yea, not really hat you would call good taste.
I'll see if I can find anything about the PSU as I really wonder how well my memory has been holding up.
Edit: I've been looking but my Googlefu is weak and the only thing I've found is that it probably wasn't Sharkoon. Problem is I can't think any other name at the moment.
Edit: I couldn't stop looking but has yet to find any traces of that PSU. The old tech sites that were around at the time such as Toms and Anandtech has purged their archives and currently their archives only goes back to 2014 and 2017 respectively. I have a feeling that OklahomaWolf did a teardown of one but as Jonnyguru has been down since sometime early this year there is no way to find the review if it exists. I can't really remember any other site that was active back then, are still online and might have reviewed these PSU's. I'm afraid I'm stuck...
I am a huge gundam fan, and love that you guys obviously are fans too :)
Very fun and technical video gents!
I loved Patrick's opening segment. I was wondering how long he was going to keep that up. (And then I wondered how many takes it took to get it right.)
Oh hey it’s part of the build I was looking at making. Yay
This might not be the most glamorous content... but since Jonny Guru went to work for Corsair, it's VERY much needed. Love how these go down to the component level since there's so much more to a good, or a bad PSU, than who "makes" it, the wattage and the 80+ rating.
Great review. Would look great in my white Rosewill Thor V2 case, whenever I replace my old original PC Power & Cooling Silencer 610.
I love the magnet aspect, it allows you to maybe put it somewhere more visibly appealing if you choose to do so
Asus would put their best in the Gundam edition. Gundam enthusiasts are especially particular. Especially Particular.
Blast from the past, for me. I hadn't heard the name "Gundam" since ~1992. A cousin, whose family was stationed in Japan, brought back some of the videos (fun to watch, aside from no ability to understand the language). Speaking to your video, I appreciated the metered use of show references (neither too much nor too infrequent!), and Stone's electronics overview was really cool. 👍️
would love for more low end PSU reviews!
tidbits of lore setting being thrown in is just nice
Nice to see that Nichicon logo, cue the "spared no expense" clip
You should probably go for making a "GN Certified PSU" standard badge which companies can adopt along with 80+ ratings :3
more great work from the team
I have the black model and my only gripe is it only has 2 pci-e while the 750w has 4...imagine my surprise to discover this needing 3. Geniuses at work!
corsair did this on there newer rmx power supplys they now include only two pcie cables on there 850w ,750w but they both are 2x6+2 cables. but it used to include two on there 850.
BEST power supply review ANYWHERE. Even on White Base.
Glad to see my power supply (non-gundam) did so well. Makes me glad I did so much research before I bought it.
Nice review. Pls do a review on Some infamous brand PSU that is good like fsp or superflower
You guys should make a ultimate buyers list of the best products and keep it up to date, like best high end, best budget, etc...
I bought the seasonic focus gold 750 watt power supply months ago and I was just sitting here wondering if it the internet says it's any good. Then I look and this review came out only an hour ago!
awesome voice acting, Mr Stone
This is so detailed, I don’t understand what you are saying.. still, thats a great video and definitely deserves every view and like!
Lmao. I anticipated some of your puns and jokes which made me love this video but I just wanna say I'm happy to see some gundam stuff on the channel 😁
Oh wow this was honestly great, the only minor thing that i would wish for is: please put the names of the components inside the PSU somewhere on the screen.
Listening to Patrick talk about the parts felt like listening to a disquisition about quantum physics in swedish, i barely understood anything. and being able to see the names written out might make it easier to remember them.
Oh and please consider reviewing the higher end BeQuiet PSU's they seem like they deliver pretty decent value, so it would be interesting to see how they perform.
Thanks for reading, have a great day, and continue with the high quality reviews. :)
I for one especially like the Patrick Stone segments on tear down and circuit description.
It's past midnight, I'm waking up early in the morning for work, and just before I turn off my phone, notification for new GN video. If i didn't know better I'd say this is a clever marketing play to groom your viewers into buying upcoming GN branded coffee...
Please test a Maingear power supply at some point in the future! THose, along with EVGA and PowerSpec are the most common PSU's I come across
Big props to Yeston, i love them, would defo buy one of their cards if i could afford, they do look pretty cool, the parfume in the cards is the cherry on top lmao
Enjoyed the power supply breakdown. Kinda like watching a Buildzoid video
Very good and detailed review. Please keep them coming like this. I only wanted to slash my wrists 3 times but I fell asleep. All jokes aside: please keep the reviews like this.
Stone's introduction was great, that made me giggle way too much lmao