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- + бесшумность
- - не полная модульность
- + Пока что не взорвался
- + Хорошо взрывается
- - Шоу на один раз
- + Высокий показатель коэффициента полезного действия.
Стабильная работа благодаря преобразователю постоянного тока.
Качество содержимого корпуса, а именно всей элементной базы.
Доступная цена. В корпусе смотрится...
- + Отличная вентиляция. Не было еще такого чтобы БП сильно перегревался. Вентилятор с нормальным диаметром, хорошо гоняет воздух. Корпус также продуман под вентиляцию. С разными отверстиями.
Авторегулировка скорости вентилятора.
Восемь разъемов...
I put one in the case top tray, and one in the motherboard side panel. The only time I hear these fans is when my rig first fires up. I also hear the CPU fan, perhaps more than the three 200mm fans.
The fans throw off a nice blue shade into the case and up the wall of my computer room. They compliment the RGB lighting of my ASROCK X570 Steel Legend Wifi ax motherboard and Ryzen 2700x CPU cooler.
At this point, I will buy these again and keep as spares or for future use.
-Thin
-Sturdy Blades
Cons:
-There is only one position for the mounting screws; some other fans have two positions.
Other Thoughts:
This is the thinnest 200mm fan I could find that doesn't look like the blades will droop over time. I got this to use for the top exhaust in a Cooler Master HAF XB EVO case. The HAF XB mounting points don't line up correctly with this fan, so I had to drill extra holes in the fan frame and mount it diagonally with only two screws. It wobbles a bit as a result, but not enough to be a problem. I also had to use cable ties to keep the blades from making contact with my CPU cooler (Cooler Master Hyper 212X Dual Fan). I knew this would be an issue before buying it, so it's not really a con, just a heads-up to anyone with a similar setup. In my case, function is more important than aesthetics.
I mounted this in a NZXT Phantom Full Tower case as a side intake fan. I didn't know at the time, but NZXT uses a proprietary fan size and mounting hole spacing. I started installing it and realized I couldn't get 3 of the holes lined up. So I improvised and used one screw and heavy duty double sided tape for the other three locations, centering it as well as I could. No problems for a couple months before I sold the case and it stayed on there while being moved around. Good fan. Good price/performance.
The volume of air it puts out, while not a cyclone, still does an adequate job of projecting airflow through the case.
AeroCool makes some nice products that I think can be compared with some of the better name brands at a little lower price.
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Then I had the PC running and got a blue screen and it never came back on. Powered up but nothing but the fans spinning. I changed motherboard after testing the CPU and RAM in another build. Using a different GPU and same GPU it worked fine. For an evening. Then crashes. Beige screen. Won’t turn on properly.
I’m using plug surge protection so I can rule that out. This leaves just the cheap PSU.y system can be using more that 480W so it wasn’t being pushed. On the side of the box in say Haswell ready. This stock has been laying around for years which is not good for electronics. Avoid at all costs
I fitted the unit and started the computer. The boot process began normally but then I noticed smoke coming from the power supply and a burning smell. I immediately switch off the PC at the mains socket. The pink SATA power cable that was running from the PSU to the DVD-ROM had partially melted, but the part that followed on to the SATA Hard Drive was O.K. I suspect that both the DVD-ROM and the SATA drive had enough power to boot properly, but for some reason the pink cable over-heated.
I repeated the process using the other SATA power cable, but the same thing happened. The PC booted normally but had to be aborted due to the pink cable over-heating. Afterward I noticed that some of the power cables had melted into each other and at one point on one of the pink cables there was bare wire showing.
Fortunately my PC was not damaged and I have re-fitted the old power supply unit.
For a budget PSU.. This is good. Does the job, house didn't burn, At least have a bronze certificate, I'm alive and powers up my PC. The bad thing about this really is it's quite bad to mange in terms of managing the cables. That's about it really.
This PSU has the following connectors (shown on the box)
One 20+4 PIN
One 4+4 PIN
Six SATA
Three 4 PIN Molex
One PCIe 6+2 PIN
One FDD 4 PIN
Edit - Over a year later and so far so good. No problems yet.
It is super quite, powerful, and doesn't use much amp draw at all.
Very pleased with this purchase.





