CyberPowerPC Zeus Mini-I 780 SFF Gaming PC Review
At idle, the Zeus Mini was one of the most efficient systems in our bank, but under a heavy load of Prime95 and FurMark, the story’s different. Its 405W draw was far more than all but the dual-GPU systems. The most glaring discrepancy is between it and the Digital Storm VIRTUE, which posted just 275W under load, despite having similar components.
Usually, a system with lots of powerful components like this one will kick up a lot of noise under load but will be relatively quiet at idle. However, the Zeus Mini was completely consistent; it emitted perhaps a bit too much hum at idle, but under load it didn’t become noticeably louder, which means your gaming experience will be relatively quiet.
Usually, a system with lots of powerful components like this one will kick up a lot of noise under load but will be relatively quiet at idle. However, the Zeus Mini was completely consistent; it emitted perhaps a bit too much hum at idle, but under load it didn’t become noticeably louder, which means your gaming experience will be relatively quiet.
