Cyberpower Achilles Pro 4K Gaming System Review

Written by Antony Leather

August 27, 2014 | 09:01

Tags: #4k #gtx-780-ti

Companies: #cyberpower

Power Consumption (Idle and Gaming)

In order to get an idea of a system's maximum power draw, we simultaneously run Prime95 and Unigine Valley 1.0 so as to place full load on the CPU and GPU. We use a watt meter to measure the maximum total system power draw during the test, and also take an idle reading at the Windows desktop (2,560 x 1,440).

Power Consumption

Windows Aero Desktop / Prime 95 and Unigine Valley

  • Cyberpower Achilles Pro 4K
    • 207
    • 523
0
100
200
300
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Watts, lower is better
  • Idle
  • Load

Thermal Performance (Idle and Gaming)

Thermal output is also measured using a combination of Prime95 and Unigine's Valley 1.0 benchmark, as the stress of these tests running together will highlight any flaws in a PC's cooling system. After 15 minutes, once temperatures have plateaued, we record the peak CPU temperature using CoreTemp and the peak GPU temperature using GPU-Z, and present the data as the delta T (the difference between the measured temperature and the ambient temperature in our labs). We also take an idle reading at the Windows desktop (2,560 x 1,440).

Thermals - CPU and GPU Delta T

Windows Aero enabled / Prime 95 and Unigine Valley

  • Cyberpower Achilles Pro 4K (Idle)
  • Cyberpower Achilles Pro 4K (Load)
    • 16
    • 7
    • 69
    • 52
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Degrees - lower is better
  • CPU Delta T
  • GPU delta T

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