Monday, February 1st 2021

SilverStone Launches Budget-Minded, 80-Plus Bronze ET500-ARGB PSU

SilverStone has added a new budget option to its lineup, whilst keeping it hip by integrating an ARGB fan (120 mm rated at 18 dBA, with dynamic speeds according to PSU load). There are 17 separate lighting effects available to be cycled at the touch of a button on the PSU's back panel. The new ET500-ARGB PSU features a 500 W output capacity with 80-Plus Bronze efficiency levels. The PSU features a + 12 V single rail design, with a maximum output of 38 A. As it is a budget PSU, there's no place for modular cabling here; the cables that do exist, however, all feature a flat design for easier cable management. The ET500-ARGB offers 1x ATX 24-pin, 1x CPU 8-pin, 1x CPU 4 + 4 pin, 2x PCI-Express 6 + 2 pins, 3x 4-pin, and 4x SATA outputs, which should be enough for budget-minded users.

The ET500-ARGB PSU features the most common protections (Over Current Protection, Over Voltage Protection, Overload Protection, Short Circuit Protection, and Overheat protection, and an Active PFC circuit (full load PF> 0.9) all in an enclosure measuring 150 mm width, 140 mm depth, 86 mm height, and weighing 1.37 Kg. No pricing information was available at time of writing.
Source: SilverStone ET500-ARGB
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6 Comments on SilverStone Launches Budget-Minded, 80-Plus Bronze ET500-ARGB PSU

#1
ExcuseMeWtf
Probably double forward group regulated junk.

Nice to know we're literally regressing in the name of RGB...
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#2
Rowsol
"budget-minded"
no mention of pricing
good one.
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#3
P4-630
Rowsol"budget-minded"
no mention of pricing
good one.
Also no mention of warranty...
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#4
hat
Enthusiast
Rowsol"budget-minded"
no mention of pricing
good one.
P4-630Also no mention of warranty...
But it has RGB!
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#5
DeathtoGnomes
hatBut it has RGB!
#SayNO2RGB :p

I am disappointed this didnt come in white, damn RGB demands black to show off its "vibrant colors".
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#6
Caring1
P4-630Also no mention of warranty...
3 years for N. America
5 years for Europe
Not sold in Australia.
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