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Ultra X-Finity 500W Power Supply
Author: JonnyGuru
Date Posted:20/03/2005 09:28.29
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Bottom Line:
The Ultra X-Finity 500W has no modular cables, UV windows or UV lights, but it does have a high rated 12V rail. SLCentral put it through its paces, how did it cope when loaded up significantly?
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Specifications
Let's take a look at the
label:
| ULTRA 500W X-FINITY |
+3.3V |
+5V |
+12V |
-12V |
-5V |
+5VSB |
| Max Output Current |
20A |
32A |
28A |
0.6A |
0.6A |
2A |
| Max Combined Wattage |
480W |
20W |
You'll note that the 3.3V
is lower, the 5V slightly higher and the 12V slightly lower on the X-Finity
than it is on the X-Connect. It's still plenty of power to go around in a
world of 20A 12V rails! Note the -5 is a little higher than the X-Connect,
but
it's
still lower than a lot of PSU's.
And now a look at what cables we get with the X-Finity:
| ULTRA 500W X-FINITY POWER CONNECTORS |
QUANTITY OF CONNECTORS |
| ATX connector |
20 pin |
| 2 x 2 12V connectors |
1 |
| 2 x 3 PCIe |
0 |
| 6-pin Xeon/AUX connector |
1 |
| 5.25" Drive connectors |
8 |
| 3.5" Drive connectors |
2 |
| SATA Drive power connectors |
2 |
| Fan only connectors (thermostatically controlled 12V only) |
0 |
Although the X-Finity comes with a 20 to 24-pin adapter to make it EPS12V ready and comes SATA ready right out of the box, there's no accommodation for PCIe video cards. An adapter is required.
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