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Antec High Current Gamer 900W Power Supply Review

A high quality 135mm ADDA fan (ADN512UB-A90), which is automatically controlled via an onboard controller. This double bearing fan is rated for .44A when operating at 12 VDC.

Immediately we were impressed by the exceptionally clean layout – something we expect from Antec before it is even opened. A Delta design incidentally, for those interested.

The AC receptable has two Y capacitors soldered to it.

All capacitors onboard are Nippon Chemi-Con, there is one we found which is a high quality Rubycon unit. PWM controller is a CM-6800G. The Two Nippon Chemi-Con capacitors used on the primary side are rated 330uF, 420V and to 85c. Nippon Chemi-Con caps are also used on the secondary side, good attention to detail throughout.

All cabling is fully sleeved inside the unit to protect against fraying over long term use. We can't fault the internal design of this product.

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10 comments

  1. The continued partnership with Delta has worked great for antec, they make a quality product on all levels.

  2. 900W for £100, that must be a record for a quality delta design.

  3. I like the red colour scheme and the internal design looks very clean as noted. I know very little about PSU’s but im learning thanks to KG.

  4. I love my old antec PSU. I need a new system soon, I might look at this, as ill never have more than 2 GFX and I like a bit of futureproofing.

  5. Good pricing. People need to remember however, you pay for the gold certification. bronze units are much cheaper.

  6. very nice indeed. £100 is my absolute limit for a new PSU. Not that I need a new one right now, but if I did…..

  7. They seem to be releasing great products in the last year. I had a bit of an issue with their quality control 4 years ago. I had a PSU of theirs fail on me, and take ou the motherboard.

  8. Shame its not modular, hell of a lot of cables to route if you only need half of them.

  9. Delta make some of the nicest and cleanest designs on the market. good choice. the pro unit is nicer but its a lot more expensive. 105c etc.

  10. Good pics and nice review. Am interested, shall shortlist it with a few others.