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Author: Whoopty | ||
| Posted: 14:11, December 3rd 2008 | |||
| Link: http://bossecomputers.com | |||
| Score: 9 out of 10 [?] | |||
| Price: £120 and £165 | |||
Introduction
Power Supplies are one of the more mundane upgrades to a PC as all it really does is make sure everything else runs properly. It's important but not exciting. That's why it's always nice to test something from a relatively new manufacturer on the scene. Today we're looking at the AXP Supernova units in 800w and 1000w. Let's see how they get on.
AXP 1000w
Features
- Individual 6 x 12V Rail-Design: offers unflappable & Clean current delivery under heavy load and provide stable voltage output.
- Advance Modular Cabling Support with unique LED design function.
- Over Current Protection
- Over Voltage Protection
- Short Circuit output protection
- Up to 85% efficiency
- Titanium Nickel Coated Housing
- 140mm Silent Blue LED Fan with Auto. Temp.
Specifications
Model: |
AXP-1000R14HE |
Type: |
Complies with ATX 12V 2.2Version, EPS 12V 2.91, and 2.92 version |
Maximum Power: |
1000W |
Fans: |
140mm Silent Blue LED Cooling Fan |
SPEED: |
1800 RPM (±10%) |
DIMENSION: |
140 X 140 X 25 mm |
AIR FLOW: |
103 CFM |
TEMP. |
AUTO CONTROL |
Main Connector: |
20 + 4 Pin |
+12V: |
Six 12V RAIL-DESIGN |
PCI-E Connector: |
2 x 6 Pin, 2x 6+2 Pin _ Cross Fire Ready. |
SLI Support: |
nVidia SLI Certified |
Modular Cabling Support: |
Yes |
Efficiency: |
Up to 85 % |
Power Good Signal: |
100 – 500 ms |
Hold-up Time: |
16ms min. |
Over Voltage Protection: |
Yes |
Overload Protection: |
Yes |
Input Voltage: |
115 ~ 230 V |
Input Frequency Range: |
47 – 63 Hz |
Input Current: |
15A @ 115V ~ 230V |
Output: |
+3.3@24A,+5V@30A,+12V1@20A,+12V2@20A, +12V3@20A,+12V4@33A, +12V5@33A, +12V6@20A, -12V@0.5A,+5VSB@5A |
MTBF: |
>120,000 hours |
Approvals: |
CUL, FCC, TUV, CE, C-tick, CB, BSMI |
Connectors: |
1 x Main connector (20+4 pin) |
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