Xilence Red Wing R7 XP700R7 (XN054)
 | Outdated Product Power: 700; Cooling system: active; MB/CPU power supply: 24+8 (4+4); Manufacturer's warranty: 1 year; |
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750 W, 24+8 (4+4) pin, 1 x 6 pin, 1 x 6+2 pin, SATA 6, Molex 6, ATX, Efficiency 85 %, warranty 2 years
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Model overview based on user reviews
The Xilence Red Wing R7 series offers a range of budget-friendly power supply units suitable for basic and office systems. Users appreciate the affordable price and quiet operation of these PSUs, making them a decent choice for systems with moderate power demands. However, several reviews highlight concerns about the actual power output not meeting the advertised specifications, with some units struggling under higher loads and causing system reboots. The cable length and quality are generally acceptable, though some users noted issues with cable fit and durability. The build quality, including the paint job and internal components, has been criticized, with reports of short service life and components failing shortly after the warranty period. Overall, while the Xilence Red Wing R7 series can be a cost-effective option for less demanding setups, it may not be reliable for more powerful systems.
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For the money, the power supply is not bad for systems with a peak consumption of 350-400W; if it’s more powerful, it’s better to look at other power supplies. Works in a system unit with e5-2690, 4 RAM dies in overclocking, rx470 4GB flashed in rx570, 1 pc 60GB SSD for the axis and 1 pc 700GB hard drive for file storage, 4 pcs of 120mm turntables for blowing along with the m-t6 snowman tower with its 2 turntables, in the msi power calculator the consumption is right around 350-400 watts. The wires are of sufficient length, suitable for lower location in the system housing. There are 6 pcs sat connectors. The wires do not dangle excessively in their terminals. The product is quite high quality; the BP brand is stamped on the side of the power supply unit. In my case, the cooling fan is quite quiet when the power supply is running under gaming loads. The voltages along lines 3.3 (3.35-3.39V), 5 (4.9-5.1V) and 12V (11.95-12.29V) are the same during idle operation (starting without a PC with a jumper on the green and black wire) and load (games). 6+2pin and 6 pin for video cards and on one harness. There are only two molexes at the ends of two harnesses with sat connectors. In my case, the cable for connecting to the 220V network does not fit tightly in its connector in the power supply (cured by wrapping it with electrical tape). There is no 700w in this power supply, of course, a maximum of 450-500w.  Evgeniy: use Xilence XP700R7 few months |
Not a bad budget PSU for budget builds The power holds. On 12w lines 582w. Price - very good for budget builds, unlike some KSAS :) Cables without braid, although the same KSASA :D has braided cables. SATA cables are quite short.  zennorian: use Xilence XP600R7 few months |
bought on 2bit for ~2500 Quiet and cold. Well, the design is normal. Weak circuitry. The unit can't handle the load and shuts down. The specified 700W is nowhere near accurate. Maiji: use Xilence XP700R7 few months |
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