** XIGMATEK MAVERICK PSU'S LAND AT OCUK - TALK TO ME GOOSE! **

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The Xigmatek Maverick PSU has just landed at OcUK, in a spectacular 80's action film style. These units are 80+ Bronze Certified, Semi Modular and at a great price, offering more wattage for buck than other brands with similar specs! These units are made by Andyson, who whilst not the best OEM in the world, are able to make decent Bronze level units that can be relied upon.

500W/600W are in stock now, 400W are due soon!


Xigmatek Maverick 500W '80 Plus Bronze' Semi Modular Power Supply @ £39.95 inc VAT

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A PSU that has everything your looking for at a great price point. Fantastic quality with 80+ Bronze qualification and single rail design making it ideal for high-end VGA cards. Perfect for system builders as well!

Features
- Compatible with Intel Haswell C6 C7 mode.
- Quiet, stable, and efficient power supply with 80Plus Bronze certificate.
- Very stable voltage regulation and very clean DC output quality.
- 12V single rail with high compatibility to support high-end system configuration.
- Semi modular - easy to manage cables.
- Over 85% efficiency and meet official 80Plus Bronze certificate.
- Low ripple noise DC output for better devices performance.
- Stable and continuous output in 50°C ambient temperature.
- Low noise by thermal fan controlled 13.5cm silent fan and two voltage synchronized 3pin connetors.
- Universal AC input by active PFC and up to 0.99 PF rate.
- Compliant with latest EU ErP Direction
- Fully safety certificate with CE, FCC, TUV, and UL.
- Complete electric protection by OVP, OCP, UVP, OTP, OPP, and SCP.
- All of the cables are coated with black braid – increase the air flow performance inside the chassis.
- Low noise level by smart thermal fan contorl and 135mm super silent cooling fan

Specifications
- Product Name: Maverick 500W
- Product Number: EN6633
- Power: 500W
- Dimension: 160mm(L) x 150mm(W) x 86mm(H)
- Power Factor: PF > 0.9
- Cooling System: 13.5cm fan, Max. 1800RPM±10%, 0.27A, 96.52CFM
- Hold-up Time: 17 ms
- Noise Level: Max. 28.72dBA
- Input Voltage: 230VAC only
- Input Frequency Range: 50~60Hz
- MTBF: 100,000 hrs minimum (at 25°C)
- Input Current: Max. 10A
- Protection: UVP: Under Voltage Protection, OVP: Over Voltage Protection, OCP: Over Current Protection, OPP: Over Power Protection, OTP: Over Temperature Protection, SCP: Short Circuit Protection

Connectors
- 1 x 20+4-Pin ATX12V/EPS12V
- 1 x 4+4-Pin ATX12V/EPS12V
- 2 x 6+2-Pin-PCIe
- 6 x SATA
- 3 x 4-Pin-Molex
- 1 x FDD
- Warranty: 2yr


Only £39.95 inc VAT.

ORDER NOW



Xigmatek Maverick 600W '80 Plus Bronze' Semi Modular Power Supply @ £48.95 inc VAT

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A PSU that has everything your looking for at a great price point. Fantastic quality with 80+ Bronze qualification and single rail design making it ideal for high-end VGA cards. Perfect for system builders as well!

Features
- Compatible with Intel Haswell C6 C7 mode.
- Quiet, stable, and efficient power supply with 80Plus Bronze certificate.
- Very stable voltage regulation and very clean DC output quality.
- 12V single rail with high compatibility to support high-end system configuration.
- Semi modular - easy to manage cables.
- Over 85% efficiency and meet official 80Plus Bronze certificate.
- Low ripple noise DC output for better devices performance.
- Stable and continuous output in 50°C ambient temperature.
- Low noise by thermal fan controlled 13.5cm silent fan and two voltage synchronized 3pin connetors.
- Universal AC input by active PFC and up to 0.99 PF rate.
- Compliant with latest EU ErP Direction
- Fully safety certificate with CE, FCC, TUV, and UL.
- Complete electric protection by OVP, OCP, UVP, OTP, OPP, and SCP.
- All of the cables are coated with black braid – increase the air flow performance inside the chassis.
- Low noise level by smart thermal fan contorl and 135mm super silent cooling fan

Specifications
- Product Name: Maverick 600W
- Product Number: EN6640
- Power: 600W
- Dimension: 160mm(L) x 150mm(W) x 86mm(H)
- Power Factor: PF > 0.9
- Cooling System: 13.5cm fan, Max. 1800RPM±10%, 0.27A, 96.52CFM
- Hold-up Time: 17 ms
- Noise Level: Max. 28.72dBA
- Input Voltage: 230VAC only
- Input Frequency Range: 50~60Hz
- MTBF: 100,000 hrs minimum (at 25°C)
- Input Current: Max. 10A
- Protection: UVP: Under Voltage Protection, OVP: Over Voltage Protection, OCP: Over Current Protection, OPP: Over Power Protection, OTP: Over Temperature Protection, SCP: Short Circuit Protection

Connectors
- 1 x 20+4-Pin ATX12V/EPS12V
- 1 x 4+4-Pin ATX12V/EPS12V
- 2 x 6+2-Pin-PCIe
- 6 x SATA
- 3 x 4-Pin-Molex
- 1 x FDD
- Warranty: 2yr


Only £48.95 inc VAT.

ORDER NOW
 
Quite surprised you are stocking these. They are just more low end units like the Corsair CX series but from a even worse oem. I hope the build quality is better than the Maverick S because Jonnyguru review the 500w model of that and the quality was abysmal.
 
I've tested one extensively myself, and are pretty surprised with the stability and quality of the unit. I believe TechPowerUp will have a review going live in the next few days that is pretty positive too. The Maverick series have been made especially for the EU market, hence the 230V EU certification, meaning that the efficiency is better than the 115/230V units also.
 
ChugNorris said:
I've tested one extensively myself, and are pretty surprised with the stability and quality of the unit. I believe TechPowerUp will have a review going live in the next few days that is pretty positive too. The Maverick series have been made especially for the EU market, hence the 230V EU certification, meaning that the efficiency is better than the 115/230V units also.
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Would you happily recommend that someone could run a 290x of the 600w one?

Specs state 45.0A on the 12v single rail, which should be fine, but IDK if it would actually make that?
 
new boy said:
Would you happily recommend that someone could run a 290x of the 600w one?

Specs state 45.0A on the 12v single rail, which should be fine, but IDK if it would actually make that?
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No, I'd recommend you bought SuperFlower or Seasonic, however for someone on a tight budget with a mid range gaming system it's well suited.
 
Just to make it clear, these are not aimed at anyone building a decent gaming rig, rather someone who wants to build an entry - mid level system with a PSU that is no nonsense and provides the wattage expected of it. I always say you should never skimp on the power supply quality, but better buying this solid Xigmatek unit than another cheaper uprated pile of chinese junk that is prevalent in the market.
 
ChugNorris said:
No, I'd recommend you bought SuperFlower or Seasonic, however for someone on a tight budget with a mid range gaming system it's well suited.
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Dunno, I cant see a reason why you wouldn't spend £2 more on the 450w superflower model.

I mean, sure its got 150 more watts. But what use are the extra Xigmatek watts if you they cant be recommended for builds where you actually need that extra power?

I guess you gotta offer a cheaper high watt PSU for the unwashed masses though, else they will just buy one from elsewhere.

EDIT - Your previous post pretty much answers this.
 
new boy said:
Dunno, I cant see a reason why you wouldn't spend £2 more on the 450w superflower model.

I mean, sure its got 150 more watts. But what use are the extra Xigmatek watts if you they cant be recommended for builds where you actually need that extra power?

I guess you gotta offer a cheaper high watt PSU for the unwashed masses though, else they will just buy one from elsewhere.

EDIT - Your previous post pretty much answers this.
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Exactly, it also offers a semi modular unit in a price bracket where there aren't many modular units.
 
Being the heart of the PC I would always buy the best you can afford that fits with the build you are working on. A budget build is what this unit is designed for and would probably be well suited for that purpose.
 
I have owned many Xigmatek products and they are cracking value for the money, so would have to agree with ChugNorris.

Except for the part where he says a decent gaming rig , i think you mean high end. :p

Low Mid High
 
Decent to me is 970/290 and above. The 600w would be ok for those but personally I'd go SuperFlower, Seasonic, EVGA, BeQuiet etc at that level.
 
That is the second review that mentions only 6pin PCIE connectors... OCUK might want to amend the specs to save themselfes some returns / unhappy customers..
 
I don't call that a particularly positive review. Noisey, innefficient, only 6 pin pci-e connectors and only a score of 7.4 which is pretty awful. Personally, nothing that scores less than 9 (consistant across multiple reviews) is even considered for any pc, no matter what spec it is, that I build. The psu is not the place to skimp on a build. With the vast choice of psu's these days I really don't see why anybody would consider one of these.
 
Yeah, I'd call 74% pretty positive at a pricepoint where most PSU's are junk for the wattage they offer. As I've stated many times already, I wouldn't personally use one, or recommend them for gaming systems, but for a cheaper build they will do a job better than a lot of equivalently priced China specials.
 
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