Akasa Power Max 1000W

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Manufacturer: Akasa
Author: W1zzard
Date: Sep 28th 2007

Introduction



I would like to thank Cate from Akasa UK for kindly providing the PSU sample.

Specifications from manufacturer

Performance features
  • manufactured from high quality components
  • two 12V rails (35A each rail) deliver a continuous current with minimal heat
  • continuous supply 24/7
  • supports multi CPU and GPU systems
  • supports both nVidia and ATI dual card platforms
  • extended main cable (76cm) for tall tower cases
  • PCIe 2.0 ready
  • two PCIe 2.0 8-pin (6+2) and two 6-pin PCIe 2.0 connectors
  • 80%+ efficient even under extreme conditions, reduces energy waste without loss of performance — saves money
  • 135mm dual-ball bearing ‘smart' fan (embedded thermal sensor) constantly minimises fan noise
  • fan is near silent, only 17dB(A) at normal load
  • honeycomb vent grill improves airflow, better cooling
  • enhanced 5V standby to 3A for extra USB power
Specification
  • size 150 x 160 x 86mm
  • AC input 100 - 240V aoto-sensing
  • active PFC energy saving
  • black cable sleeves
  • cable management kit
Connectors
  • 1 x 24/20-pin MoBo main power connector
  • 1 x 8/4-pin ATX 12V MoBo connector: can be used as 4-pin or 8-pin
  • 2 x 8/6-pin PCIe VGA connectors: can be used as 6-pin or 8-pin
  • 2 x PCIe VGA 6-pin PCIe connectors
  • 6 x SATA connectors for SATA interface and devices
  • 6 x Molex 4-pin for HDD interface, optical drives, MoBo and all internal devices
  • 2 x Floppy for floppy drives

Packaging


Big bold letters tell you what to expect "akasa", "1000W", "Gaming PSU". This box definitely catches your attention when lined up on a store shelf.

Box contents:
  • Power supply unit
  • Power Cord
  • Instruction Manual, Screw Package
  • Cable Binders


ConnectorsMain Power5.25"Floppy4 Pin CPUSerialATAPCI-E Aux Power
ATX 20+4 Pin62262x6 + 2x6+2



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