Wednesday, April 21st 2010
SilverStone Rolls Out SFX Form Factor 450W PSU
SilverStone rolled out its newest power supply for small form factor (SFF) cases, the ST45SF SFX Form Factor PSU. This PSU in its limited form measuring 125 mm (W) × 63.5 mm(H) × 100 mm(D), can give out 450W of continuous power. It has a single +12V rail design, with a single 36A rail. It boasts of 80 Plus Bronze certification, it has an efficiency of 82% to 85%. It offers most standard power connectors, including 24-pin ATX, 8-pin EPS (CPU power), one 6+2 pin PCI-Express, one 6-pin PCI-Express, three SATA power, two Molex and one Floppy power. It packs active PFC, over/under-voltage/current protection. The unit is cooled by an 80 mm fan, that has a minimum noise output rated at 18 dBA. The PSU supports SFX form-factor cases out of the box, but also includes an SFX to ATX bracket that lets you use it in ATX/M-ATX cases. It is priced around 60 EUR.
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Edit: Newegg
Silverstones Product Page for it
The original SFX power supplies in those (like the 533MHz Celeron eMachines) only had 2 amps on the 12v rail. :eek:
Pretty expensive too considering an SG05 is $20 more
$65 on newegg.
From a review:I like how the Element Q looks vs the APEX MI-100 :wtf:
It's a d945gclf board
Chip Temp: +42.0°C
CPU Temp: +63.0°C
Sys Temp: +52.0°C
It's pretty much idle as it's a file server but as you can see it's not good.
dl.dropbox.com/u/149537/Photos/DSC02631%20%28640x480%29.jpg
pic is with an 80mm fan that was replaced by a Cooler Master fan.