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A 700 W ATX 12 V 2.31 power supply with 20+4 pin, 8 pin CPU, 6 pin graphics and five SATA connectors
- Rated 700 W continuous with 850 W peak headroom
- Active PFC corrects input from 90 V to 264 V
- ATX 12 V 2.31 standard for modern desktop builds
- Five SATA connectors power multiple drives and peripherals
- 20+4 pin main, 8 pin CPU and 6 pin GPU cables included
700W ATX 12V 2.31 power supply
This ATX power supply delivers a rated 700W and peaks at 850W for desktop computers. It uses active PFC across a 90-264V input range and follows the 12V 2.31 specification. The non-modular design includes a 20+4 pin motherboard connector, an 8 pin CPU connector, a 6 pin graphics connector and five SATA connectors. A quiet fan handles cooling duty.
Suitability and limits
Builders assembling a standard desktop with a single mid-range graphics card will find the connector mix convenient. Systems requiring modular cabling, higher continuous wattage or an 80 PLUS efficiency badge should look elsewhere. Machines needing multiple 8 pin GPU connectors or a newer 12VHPWR interface are not served by this unit.
12V 2.31 rail specification
The 12V 2.31 rail design defines how power is distributed to the CPU and graphics connectors. Matching this spec to the component requirements is the single check that confirms whether the supply will run the build stably.
Highlights
- Rated 700 W continuous with 850 W peak headroom
- Active PFC corrects input from 90 V to 264 V
- ATX 12 V 2.31 standard for modern desktop builds
- Five SATA connectors power multiple drives and peripherals
- 20+4 pin main, 8 pin CPU and 6 pin GPU cables included
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What does the ATX 12V 2.31 interface mean for power delivery?
The ATX 12V 2.31 standard supports a 700 W continuous rating with a peak of 850 W, using a 20+4 pin main connector to supply the motherboard.
Which connectors must my case and components accept for this cable set?
You need room for a 20+4 pin motherboard plug, an 8 pin CPU connector, a 6 pin graphics connector and five SATA power leads for drives.
How do I install these non‑modular cables and what step is often missed?
Route every fixed cable from the PSU to its socket, then verify the 20+4 pin latch clicks fully and the 8 pin CPU plug is seated in the correct orientation.
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