Critical CX1 G2, jus arrived at my door and so far it is one hell of a power supply :

[DrewsJumpingShip]

exact opposite. Any of my machines run higher on an eikon ps compared to my cx1. Not to mention you are funding a bullshit company that doesn't deserve the money we work hard for. The Ems 400 is also really buggy. Sell that shit and go critical!

[aurelien]

yeah after they sacked Bill it kinda gave me a bad impression, after all he did for all of us. Underated person that one is.
That's what I meant, with a cx1gen2 I would need less voltage ? Or am i having it wrong once more ?

[OwlsDen]

yeah after they sacked Bill it kinda gave me a bad impression, after all he did for all of us. Underated person that one is.
That's what I meant, with a cx1gen2 I would need less voltage ? Or am i having it wrong once more ?

I have only tested it once, but to check my output from my CX1 G2, I attached a multimeter and a digital voltmeter and set the voltage to 7.5 on the critical. The multimeter read 7.58 and the voltmeter read 7.62. So what I can gather is that critical is rounding down the trailing .08 or so of a volt, which in turn could make a slightly perceivable difference on some machines. I am not saying it is bad, just a different method of voltage reading. I typically believe that rounding down is more accurate. But I did only test at that voltage, I didn't do the right thing and go through the full range, so I can't say that it is a constant phenomenon.

[OwlsDen]

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Ok, for the respect of no pictures then it never happened. I made a few with. A similar voltmeter attached to my critical. It seems to be 0.1 of a volt lower on the critical than on the meter. This also seems to get higher as the voltage climbs.

[OwlsDen]

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As you can see at much higher volts it is much farther off. Of course you need less volts. As it is surely outputting more than it says.