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will buy again !
- Pros: very quiet. perfect for a budget build as far as an 80 plus certified unit.
- Cons: none
- Other Thoughts: even though its a low power unit, it makes perfect sense to go with a unit like this when all it is needed for is a basic machine with no high end components. PC Power and Cooling make some nice PSU's
Nice PSU.
- Pros: It's nice and stuff. I would say its quiet but I can't tell 'cause of all the other fans I have.
- Cons: Nothing really.
- Other Thoughts: I had to ghetto rig my case to get it to fit, it involved a dremel and some duct tape.
Change the connectors!!!
- Pros: Quality wise, this is a great PSU. The output is very solid, it's got great efficiency, and it's quiet enough to use in a room with a sleeping baby.
- Cons: There's only a single SATA cable, and its pretty short. I needed two separate cables - one for a BluRay drive and one for two hard drives. Which only makes sense these days.
Also, is it too much to asked for sleeved cables? There are plenty of other PSUs at this price that have them, and it's dirt cheap to do it. It just makes things so much neater and easier to deal with.
- Other Thoughts: I was kind of forced to buy this PSU. It's the only decent PSU that has front-to-back airflow (one with a fan on the bottom wouldn't have worked in my HTPC). So instead of going with more convenient ones, I had to sleeve all the cables and convert one of the molex ones into SATA (regular adapters took up too much room in the case).
On a side note, If you don't have a kill-a-watt meter you really should get one. You always want to make sure that your PC is running within 25%-75% of a PSU's capacity, otherwise you're asking for very low efficiency and higher noise on the lines. And believe it or not, you can run a lot more than you think on a 370W PSU without even stressing it out.
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Manufacturer Response:Hello, we are pleased that product has worked out well for you. We will pass your comments on to our design team. Thank you
| Model |
| Brand |
PC Power and Cooling |
| Model |
PPCS370X |
| Series |
Silencer |
| Spec |
| Type |
ATX12V |
| Maximum Power |
370W |
| PFC |
Active |
| +12V Rails |
Single |
| SATA Power Connector |
3 |
| Power Good Signal |
300ms |
| Hold-up Time |
16ms min. |
| Efficiency |
82% |
| Energy-Efficient |
80 PLUS Certified |
| Over Voltage Protection |
Yes |
| Overload Protection |
Yes |
| Output |
+3.3V@20A,+5V@20A,+12V@27A,-12V@0.8A,+5VSB@2.5A |
| MTBF |
>100,000 Hours |
| Approvals |
UL, cUL, CE, CB, RoHS |
| Features |
| Features |
Reduces Noise up to 90%
.99 Power Factor Correction
Automatic Fan Speed Control |
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Reviewed By: on 11/16/2009
Tech Level: high - Ownership: 1 week to 1 month
