By now, we've used every line we could think of to stress the importance of using a high quality power supply in your rig. Seriously, short of throwing your entire computer into a pool of acid, there just isn't a quicker way to damage or even destroy your hardware than to power it with a poorly built power supply. With so much riding on a single piece of equipment, we like to approach lesser known PSU manufacturers with caution.

The last power supply from Tuniq that looked at here at ClubOC was called the Ensemble which was a 1200 watt unit. The only drawback the Ensemble really has is its physical size. Tuniq has split the difference between capacity and size with the Miniplant. The Miniplant delivers up to 950 watts of power and does it with the footprint of a standard ATX power supply.

Don't get the idea that the Miniplant skimps on features. Aside from having a 950 Wats power capacity, the unit is still tagged with an "80+" power efficiency rating and is stacked with "all kinds" of power protection. Those acronyms expand out to OCC=Over Current Protection, OVP=Over Voltage Protection, SCP=Short Circuit Protection, OPP=Over Power Protection. Made with high quality components, the Active Power Factor Correction will ensure solid operation when performing under near maximum loads.