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Ryanpower2 CableFREE 550W ACR-PS2100
Author: JonnyGuru
Date Posted:03/04/2005 08:22.50
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Bottom Line:
Given the nice finish, the modular cables and the around $100 price tag, I'd say this power supply gets a good rating in the features column. Does the CableFree 550W pull off being a quality power supply from the masters of mod or does it turn out to be all show?
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Technical Overview and predictions
First, let's see what's on A.C. Ryan's label......
| A.C. Ryan ACR-PS2100 |
+3.3V |
+5V |
+12V |
-12V |
-5V |
+5VSB |
| Max Output Current |
32A |
35A |
30A |
0.5A |
N/A |
2A |
| Max Combined Peak Wattage |
550W |
Looks good on the 5V and on the 12V. This power supply
may be suitable for just about any build you have. There was no rating
for -5V, which isn't surprising since the Intel ATX12V2.0 specifications
doesn't have provision for -5V.
Let's take a look at what connectors we get with this power
supply. Keep in mind this unit is modular, so these numbers can change
by simply swapping out a cable.
| A.C. Ryan ACR-PS2100 |
QUANTITY OF CONNECTORS |
| ATX connector |
24-pin |
| 2 x 2 12V connectors |
1 |
| 2 x 3 PCIe |
1 |
| 6-pin Xeon/AUX connector |
0 |
| 5.25" Drive connectors |
9 |
| 3.5" Drive connectors |
1 |
| SATA Drive power connectors |
3 |
| Fan only connectors (thermostatically controlled 12V only) |
4 |
The A.C. Ryan comes with some specialty cables. From
left to right, we have fan only connectors (not thermostatically controlled,)
SATA cables
(without the 3.3V wire, as the case with any current modular power supply)
and a PCI Express power connector.
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