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It might be obvious to most, but here's the gist of things. "Continuous Power describes the real power a PSU can output continuously. This means that a PSU with 500 watts of Continuous Power can maintain stable, continuous output within the maximum load of 500 watts. A PSU with 500 watts of Peak Power, however, can only maintain such output for a few seconds," says Antec.
Antec reckons "many brands on the market use misleading power efficiency labels or model names to confuse consumers". That might be the case, but it's worth noting that other well-regarded PSU manufacturers such as Corsair and Enermax also accurately depict continuous power ratings.
- https://hexus.net/tech/news/psu/ ... vs-peak-power-psus/
垃圾电源(含国外)都是喜欢把峰值当做额定来标
For example, a 700 W continuous-rated power supply with a high peak power rating can support a peak demand of two to three times its rating and provide up to 2200 Watts peak power for a short period. This will obviously cost less than a 2200 Watts continuous-rated power supply.
- https://www.sunpower-uk.com/glossary/what-is-peak-power/
峰值功率肯定是在设计文档里面有的,是不是他说的3倍就不知道了 |
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