There is no 100% "perfect power supply unit" in this world.

[hamilton21017]

Yes, sir.
or
No

Raise your hand.

[manikyath]

what is your question exactly?

 

also.. what would "a perfect power supply" even be? no ripple at all? 100% efficiency? perfect power factor on the grid side?

[An0maly_76]

There's no perfect PSU in this world unless you make a UPS your PSU.

[Dogzilla07]

There is 1 perfect power supply:

 

1. Corsair AX1600i

[Stormseeker9]

12 minutes ago, hamilton21017 said:

Yes, sir.
or
No

Raise your hand.

Ultimate Perfection does not exist, as advancement would stop , being that ‘perfect’ has been achieved.
 

 

[Vulture78]

2 hours ago, Dogzilla07 said:

There is 1 perfect power supply:

 

1. Corsair AX1600i

...as long as you are not trying to build a SFF pc.     

[Ralf]

Straight Power 11 is the perfect psu, since the oem is a reputable brand(Fsp), it's Gold baby GOLD, and the fan is a reliable made by be quiet unlike the crap Seasonic uses.

 

Change my mind.

[Dogzilla07]

3 hours ago, Stormseeker9 said:

Ultimate Perfection does not exist, as advancement would stop , being that ‘perfect’ has been achieved.

Ultimate perfection has been achieved.

 

If Aris, OklahomaWolf (reviewer at jonnyguru forum after @jonnyGURU left), many commenters and other reviewers and youtubers all agree when asked what is the no.1 most perfect PSU,

 

Then for me at least, that is enough to brand the AX1600i as the most perfect PSU ever made.

 

Advancement stopping after perfection has been achieved is a myth. History is rife with failed, short-lived objectively perfect products (for their time), which disappear into history, and/or the know-how to make them is lost. Sometimes the way to make them is detrimental to the human species (Freon Gas, thick-fat led solder). and so we intentionally advance into imperfection for the sake of humanity.

 

Price and complexity is always a factor, there's a reason why there's so little truly digital power supplies. A perfectly designed and perfectly manufactured product can fail if it can't sell for more than it costs to make. Sometimes a new metric pops up (power efficiency) which was irrelevant before.

 

in the 1960-1970s Japan, Germany,  US, Yugoslavia and a few others produced fridges, cooler and radios that were objectively perfect, and could last 50 years without breaking or single repair or replacement, and could last centuries if there was hypothetically parts produced to repair them. Did advancement stop ?, no it regressed, and we have lower longevity products nowdays.

 

But yes, in a way absolute perfection is impossible for PSUs, as that would require all the products that the PSU uses (cable, power grid), and that use PSUs (PC parts) to not change anymore, and that is too much compounded perfection to achieve, in that I agree with you completely.

[LogicalDrm]

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Besides the fact that "X vs Y" style of threads are generally not allowed as they rarely bring or end up as productive discussion, if you want to start productive discussion, you need to post your own opinion first. Otherwise, the whole base of this topic is pointless.