Sharkoon Announces SHA350M Bronze 350 Watt Semi-Modular PSU

[btarunr]

Sharkoon introduces a new power supply series for PC users and gamers, designed for budget-conscious customers looking to score points within the price-performance range. Starting off is the SHA350M Bronze 350 Watt PC power supply. Models in 450 Watt and 550 Watt will follow shortly. The Sharkoon SHA350M Bronze is equipped with a modular connector system, complies with ATX specification ATX 12V V2.3 and also supports the latest Intel and AMD processor systems. It provides an effectiveness of over 80 percent and is 80 PLUS Bronze? certified.

In addition to the two firmly soldered 40+4-pin motherboard connector and motherboard power supply (4+4-pin), the SHA350M Bronze provides altogether six connection possibilities for modular connectors. The power supply has two PCIe (6 and 6+2-pin), six SATA ports and seven peripheral device connectors and a floppy connector.



The enclosed modular plug cable set consists of a 6-pin PCIe cable, a PCIe Cable with 6+2 pin connector, 2x SATA cables each with a 3 x 15 pin connector, a cable for connecting three optical drives plus Floppy as well as a cable with 4x4 pin peripheral device access. All cables are sheathed within fabric.

The SHA350M Bronze provides two separate 12-Volt rails, which provide the connected components a safe and reliable power supply. The power supply is cooled by a temperature controlled 120 mm fan, which activates only after a certain temperature threshold has been breached. In its active mode it provides high air flow with low revolutions while being extremely quiet. The power supply works with active power factor correction and is also equipped with a power switch and safety features against overvoltage, short circuit and overcurrent. Packaging includes a power cord, a set of six modular cables and mounting screws.

End customers will find the Sharkoon SHA350M Bronze Power Supply available immediately for the suggested retail price of 35.99 euros in authorized retailers. For more information, visit the product page.

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[tokyoduong]

Nice if it really is bronze certified. Still more interested in the 360 watt seasonic gold

 

[Casecutter]

Yeah, but nice they're giving us a more low power, while efficient options! Perfect for the M-ATX Micro-Tower with APU builds. Interestingly it’s a dual rail? Corsair came out with their CX430M modular, it’s a little extra on watts (heat/noise), and pricey for what you need for such petite builds. If this comes in at the $45-50 USD, I’d get this over that Corsair.

I’ll say it again... Corsair needs a really nice Micro-Tower case that includes a quality modular 350W Bronze PSU that's silent. Tailored looms that are almost prearranged to tie-down in specific routes that work with most M-ATX mobo connector locations, all neat and tidy. Not a box for some supposed gaming card, but nice business class box that offer that little extra style/flair to make it not appear as you went with the stodgy corporate procured Dell or Lenovo. Something that stays in like a $60-75 price range, I think in the coming year(s0 there might be a boom for such machine from more boutique builders.