Question 1

Im just wondering but so far, hows this PSU holding up? (for those of you that have bought it). Also what specs are you running this with? I just took the leap and bought a budget build using a Kaveri APU which is fairly low power. I'm wondering if it will hold up in the long run. I havnt got my parts (just ordered actually) but my system is going to be this with the AMD A10-7700K Kaveri (only 95watt), with 4gb (2x2gb) ddr3, and only 1 hard drive (1tb) 7200rpm wd blue, with no optical drive. will it hold up?

Accepted Answer

I purchased this PSU for a clients computer and it's holding up really well. Should hold up quite nicely for you! This 350W PS will be perfect with what you are running. Its a good thing to ask though because alot of people out there will build a system with components that require quite a bit of power (example: 4 HDD's, 2GB GPU, 3.4 GHz CPU, 4-12GB RAM, 4 case fans, etc...) and use a cheap low power PS and wonder why it doesn't perform as expected! It's always a good idea to map out your components and list each of their power requirements on a piece of paper then add them up and add an extra 100W to the number and that's the size power supply you should get. Anything more than 100W more than the system requires is a waste of power and money. I would only suggest going larger if you plan to upgrade in the very near future. Hope this helps! Have a great day!

Question 2

What are the dimensions of this product?

Accepted Answer

Thanks. I eventually found the answer, from ePower's website.  They are 6 X 3.5 X 5.75.  The 3.5 must be the height; not sure whether 6 is the width or depth.

Question 3

I have a Dell Optiplex GX280DT [DCNE] and I have a Genuine original Dell F5114 280W Power Supply in the computer right now.
 
Will this ePOWER Xtrem EP-350XP-24 350W ATX Power Supply work on my unit??

Accepted Answer

In that the OptiPlex is a slim line, I suspect it will not fit. However, measure your current PSU and get the dimensions of the EP-350XP-24, and if they are the same, it should work.

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