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A 600W desktop power supply with a 20+4-pin ATX connector, 120mm cooling fan, two SATA ports, active PFC and seven protection circuits
- 600 W rated output powers demanding desktop builds
- Active PFC circuit improves efficiency and reduces ripple
- 120 mm colour fan provides quiet cooling
- 20+4-pin connector fits 20- and 24-pin motherboards
- Two SATA ports support multiple drives
600 W ATX supply for desktop builds
This 600 W ATX power supply delivers up to 600 W of rated output for desktop systems. It uses a 20+4-pin main connector compatible with 20-pin and 24-pin motherboards. The unit includes two SATA power connectors and a 6-pin PCIe connector for graphics cards. Non-modular cabling keeps the installation straightforward.
Active PFC with 120 mm cooling
Active power-factor correction and a magnetic amplifier circuit provide high efficiency and low ripple across the 164-264 V input range. A built-in 120 mm fan handles cooling while the manufacturer describes the noise level as ultra-quiet. Seven protection circuits cover overvoltage, undervoltage, overcurrent, overload, short-circuit and lightning events.
LED lighting and insect-resistant chassis
The baked black enclosure features integrated SATA LED lighting for visual effect. An insect-resistant design helps prevent debris from entering the chassis. Included cables provide two D-type connectors, two SATA plugs and the 6-pin graphics connector ready for immediate use.
Highlights
- 600 W rated output powers demanding desktop builds
- Active PFC circuit improves efficiency and reduces ripple
- 120 mm colour fan provides quiet cooling
- 20+4-pin connector fits 20- and 24-pin motherboards
- Two SATA ports support multiple drives
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How do I install the 20+4-pin connector and which step do people get wrong?
Align the 20+4-pin plug with the motherboard socket, press until the latch clicks, then connect the two large P and two SATA plugs; the common mistake is leaving the 4-pin section detached on a 24-pin board.
What maintenance or replacement will the 120mm fan need later?
The 120mm fan uses sleeve bearings; expect dust buildup after months of use — clean with compressed air, and replace the fan if noise or vibration appears.
What limit shows up first under sustained use on the 600W unit?
The 12V rail delivers up to 600W combined; continuous loads near that level hit the overcurrent protection first, causing the supply to shut down.
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