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| Processor | i7 2600k@4.6ghz |
|---|---|
| Motherboard | MSI z68ma-ed55 |
| Cooling | Silentx Extreem 120mm |
| Memory | 2x4gb XMS 7-8-7-20 1600 |
| Video Card(s) | HD6870 |
| Storage | 2x128gb Kingston Hyper-X (Raid0), 2x750gb RE3 (RAID1), 2x750gb RE3 (RAID1) |
| Display(s) | Soyo 24", Gateway 22" |
| Case | Fractal Design Arc Mini 6x120mm fans. |
| Audio Device(s) | Onboard |
| Power Supply | Zalman 750w |
| Software | Windows 7 |
Model FSP450-60GHS(85)-R SFX (Micro ATX)
+3.3V@21A, +5V@22A, +12V1@18A, +12V2@18A, -12V@0.5A, +5VSB@2.5A
I believe this is the same unit as the Silverstone ST45SF.
A few things about this PSU I'd like to point out. The "heatsink" on the secondary rectifiers is sunk to the power supply's chassis. Sheet steel is a horrible conductor of heat and it does get pretty hot back there. There is a single 180uf primary filter cap rated at 85c. The primary mosfets have a very small heatsink. The transformer is also very small considering it's output ratings. On the bright side it does have active-PFC but that does little for your electric bill and actually reduces the overall efficiency of the supply compared to passive-PFC.
Thought you guys might like to see it.
+3.3V@21A, +5V@22A, +12V1@18A, +12V2@18A, -12V@0.5A, +5VSB@2.5A
I believe this is the same unit as the Silverstone ST45SF.
A few things about this PSU I'd like to point out. The "heatsink" on the secondary rectifiers is sunk to the power supply's chassis. Sheet steel is a horrible conductor of heat and it does get pretty hot back there. There is a single 180uf primary filter cap rated at 85c. The primary mosfets have a very small heatsink. The transformer is also very small considering it's output ratings. On the bright side it does have active-PFC but that does little for your electric bill and actually reduces the overall efficiency of the supply compared to passive-PFC.
Thought you guys might like to see it.
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