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Arianet SurgeControl 600W ATX Power Supply for AMD and Intel Motherboards 20Pin + 4Pin
Quickcode: #22653
ATX PSU
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Description:
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Features
- 12cm Big Fan
- Main Pin 20+4Pins and 24Pins avaiable
- SATA PIN ( 1.2V 600W&650W and all 2.0V )
- Automatic Fan Control System
- EMI Reduction Design
- Approved by UL, CSA, TUV, CB, CE, S, N,D,FI & FCC
- Support Intel &AMD, Support Over Ghz Pc
- Short Circuit / Over Voltage / Over Current Protection
- 100% Burn-In Test / Hi-Pot Test /Vibration Test / Leak Current Test
- Top New Version ATX 12V VeER. 1.
Warranty Information
| Warranty Type | Aria Warranty Only |
| Manufacturer Website | http://www.aria.co.uk/Support/Technical+Support |
| Manufacturer Phone | 0906 47 00 309 |
| Warranty Period (yrs) | 1 |
| Aria Warranty Only? | Yes |
Technical Details:
| Ac input | 95-132VAC or 190-264 VAC switchable |
| Hold-up time | 16ms |
| Input current | 10A res max. for 115VAC, 5A res max. for 230VAC |
| Input frequency | 50HZ/60HZ |
| Operating temperature | 0oC ~+40oC |
| Over load protection | 150% |
| Watt | 600w |
| Ripple-noise | 5A res max. for 230VAC |
Comments, Questions & Reviews:
Question by nom
is this compatible with #37141
if not, could you point me to the cheapest PSU that is?
While I cannot guarantee compatibility, this should be fine with the Geforce 9400GT.
dimensions by amir
hi, could you please tell me the dimensions of this power supply, thanks.
Dimensions: 14 x 15 x 8.4cm (LxWxH)
crosfire? by jon
Is this PSU compatible with a Crosfire setup?
thanks
jon
I'd recommend a PSU with at least two PCI-E power connectors, such as #26933.
conections by Pob
hi does this have the P4 12v 4-pin connector
Current Stock comes with that connection.
Quiet fan is "noisy" by pegasusvideo
This is a great unit for the price, and the 120mm fan is incredibly quiet ... when working OK! Alas, the tolerances seem to be so tight.
After a couple of weeks use, I have this "problem". As the unit warms up, the fan blades must expand a little. It "catches" on a screw or something to give an annoying "rattle" after about 20 mins of use, (lasts for about 20 - 30 mins, then dies away again!)
(Mind you, I first thought it was a random hard drive access, and spend four days trying to find a rogue program ... till I felt the vibration coming from the PSU)
