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It's better to just use absolute values, or so I think.Official Subreddit of the PC Master Race We're the largest community of PC enthusiasts on the Internet. 1% ripple for the 12V rail is supposed to mean 120mV? That would fit, but I've never seen anybody talk about ripple like this. is '1% ripple' supposed to mean it's one percent of the nominal voltage? I.e.

If so, 1% ripple for the 12V rail would be 1.2mV, 'Prime being close to 0.1%' would be 0.12mV, and 'for example Corsair RMx is at ~0.06%' would be 0.072mV ripple. When you say '1% ripple', do you mean '1% of maximum allowed ripple for that rail'? Weird to see two separate people invent such term in such a short period of time! Huh, what is '1% ripple'? Why are you referring to ripple in percent? No reviewer measures ripple in percent. Regardless of whether is ripple can be considered a good characteristic to compare PSUs except it's extremely high. But Seasonic Focus aren't one of them, with Prime being close to 0.1% while for example Corsair RMx is at ~0.06%. In fact, there's quite a lot of PSUs that don't exceed 0.1% ripple. If we're talking about 12V rail, <1% ripple is in ATX specs, of course they meet it lol.

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