Introduction

Tuniq is a performance chassis and power supply purveyor subsidiary of cooling, lighting, and chassis maker Sunbeamtech. Tuniq is in the "fashion business" of the computer industry, making cases, power supplies, and other products with style and durability in mind in addition to performance. ThinkComputers received its Ensemble 1200W power supply, a sleek powerhouse which operates at a minimum efficiency of 82.3%, and an average efficiency of 86%. Read on for the review...

Features & Specifications

- Max efficiency 87%, Average Efficiency 86%
- Minimum 82.3% efficiency at 100% load
- Super Quiet Operation (1500RP M, Noise under 30 dBA at 100% load condition )
- Japanese Ripple Capacitor
- Fan Delay-Off Feature(Fan will not stop working until the temp below 50)
- 13.5cm 2-Ball Bearing Fan +8 cm Fan
- Active PFC
- 3-year warranty
- 220mm*148mm*85mm

Packaging

The box in which the Ensemble series arrives is simple black with a large picture of the contents, the maximum efficiency of 87%, and the awesome Tuniq logo, one of my favorites in the business. The rear lists the same specifications given above, as well as some graphs showing its efficiency under load.

Inside the box is a well-done manual for those who are unfamiliar with the PSU installation process, as well as a thick power cable, cable ties, and some adapters. The unit is well protected with cushioned foam and the cords are sectioned off using cardboard.