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The fan is a Protechnic ‘Magic' MGA12012HB-A25 and we have very little information on the specifications. We do know it is a double ball bearing unit and that the sister unit the ‘O25' is rated at 80cfm.
The Delta design is well laid out and had several heatsinks to help with component cooling.
The supply is using a primary 330uf 420V Samxon capacitor which is rated to 85c. The design is Active PFC and offers over current, over voltage, short circuit, over power and over temperature protection.
Seems like a decent product. pricing is briliant. ideal for a second machine. I dont see the big deal about the cable missing. not sure how thats helping the earth? but yeah ive loads of spares./
Nothing wrong with Delta designs, ive had a few older antec psus with them in them, still working like troopers.
65 bucks is great. might check it out on newegg later.
cant be bad at the price. i think id rather have the ADATA one at 10 more for the modular support. I cant deal with all those cables anymore hanging around the case. also im surprised these arent sleeved. seems a bit penny pinching.
I wont buy antec again I had one blow up on me last year. took out my motherboard too 🙁
Too cheap for me, I want a 80 plus gold from corsair, but I guess for cheapo kids it fine.
I dont know why people complaing about PSUS in some threads. ive had enermax, antec and ocz, and I never have a problem. I must be lucky.
I like this one, but ill wait on 750w review, 650w wont give me much room to upgrade this year. my old ocz is still hanging in there, but Id like a 200W+ increase
WHY don’t STATE input Voltage…????!! What’s goin on…? Where are the input voltages…?? 110 VAC – 230 VAC ….???? Who are you “kitguru” amateurs..?? 🙁
what is normal fan speed of this power supply?