Features

Aside from the great inner workings of the power supply itself.  The number of additional features is where this power supply really outshines the competition.  I'm sure that I could sit here all day and ramble on about every minute detail of this power supply.  But, I decided to spare you the agony.  Here are a few features that I felt that really jumped out at me and I felt that I needed to touch on:

• Enermax power supplies feature a clear plastic fans which allows you to actually see the high quality bearings.  A lot of other power supplies use shoddier sleeve type bearing fans that fail and seize much sooner. 

• High quality chrome fan grills are used to improve airflow much better than the normal "punched out" air notches on other power supplies.

• Thermally controlled "Super Noise Killer" feature which increases and decreases the fan speed based on the operating temperatures.

• Motherboard fan monitoring header for use with programs such as Motherboard Monitor to keep tabs on power supply fan speed.

• Dual fans (high quality dual ball bearing 92mm intake and 80mm exhaust fans)

• Plenty of power leads:  Eight four pin Molex connectors and one FDD connector

• Power leads are 1 meter (30") in lentgh to accommodate almost any type of case.

• External ON/OFF switch & Toggle b/w 115v and 230v.

• Exceeds Intel and AMD requirements.

• Long life. Estimated 100,000 MTBF based on 70% constant load.

• Meets Intel v2.01 & v2.03 ATX form factor.

In my last review I gave an ATX power pin layout for you to have for reference.  This time I took it a little further and added color to the pins to make it clearer.

ATX Pin Assignment (for reference)

All-in-all pretty damned impressive in my opinion!  Now, how easy was the installation?

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