This platform is made by Delta Electronics and uses a modern design. There's an APFC converter on the primary side, and the primary switching FETs are installed into a half-bridge topology. An LLC resonant converter is used to boost efficiency.
The transient/EMI filter stages have all the necessary parts. There is also a metal oxide varistor (MOV) for voltage surges, while an NTC thermistor suppresses large inrush currents. There is no bypass relay for the latter.
The bridge rectifier is bolted to the heatsink. It is powerful, able to handle up to 25 A of current.
The APFC uses a single FET and LiteOn boost diode.
The APFC/PWM controller is a DAP053T.
The main FETs are not bolted to a heatsink, which is weird. They are installed into a half-bridge topology.
The LLC controller is an MPS MP6924A IC.
The unit's main transformer isolates the primary from the secondary side and lowers the voltage.
Two FETs regulate the +12 V rail.
The electrolytic caps are by Nichicon and Rubycon. I also found a pair of polymer caps by FPCAP. All caps are of high quality.