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Aerocool Project 7 P7 650W Platinum Power Supply Review

The Aerocool Project P7 650W Platinum power supply arrives in a dark box with an artistic shot of the unit on the front along with some primary specifications. We can see that the supply has earned a LAMBDA-A++ rating from Cybenetics.

The rear of the box details the cables included inside. The warranty is rated at 7 years – short of the 12 years offered by companies such as Seasonic, but it is still fine for most people.

Inside the box is a small, two pouch bag containing all the modular cables, along with a user manual, mounting screws, cable ties, regional specific power cable and an RGB cable.

This is a single +12V rail equipped power supply. The cables are quality – between 16-20 AWG and they are all the thin ribbon style for ease of routing.

Aerocool have adopted a dual EPS connector layout, along with four PCIe connectors – plenty for a modest 650 watt rated unit. All of them are available simultaneously. All of the PCIe connectors are on a separate cable to help reduce any potential voltage dipping which can happen if you are using a cable with two connectors. 6 SATA connectors are included which is adequate for a 650 watt unit.

It was good to see the power supply protected inside thick layers of foam and encased inside a ‘Project 7' protective cover.

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3 comments

  1. Wow wasnt expecting that , I heard Aerocool were dogshit power supplies. seems like techpowerup really helped out here.

  2. Same I’m shocked that aerocool have a quality product

  3. I agree with you.