Antec Phantom 500w Silent PSU
Specification
Published: 11th August 2006 | Source: Antec | Price: |
The following information has been shamelessly copied from Antec's website:
* ATX12V version 2.01 compliant with 24-and-20-pin adapter connector with detachable 4-pin section for 20-pin for backward compatibility with older motherboards
* Dual +12V outputs, with dedicated circuits to isolate the CPU power line from peripherals.
* Hybrid fan design
* Exceptional power efficiency up to 85% (US version) at full load
* 4 Serial ATA power connectors
* PCI-E graphic card power connector
* Fanless operation for absolutely silent computing. Three user selectable fan kick-in points for quiet computing under higher loads: 40, 47.5, or 55 degrees C.
* Specially designed internal heatsinks and chassis heatsink for maximum heat dissipation
* ATX12V v2.0 compliance and ultra-high-efficiency design (up to 82%) allows Phantom to generate up to 70% less heat and consume 25% less power than standard PSU's saving you money on your electric bill
* Power Factor value greater than 90% (EU only)
* Gold plated connector for superior conductivity
Weighing in at 3.1kg, this is a very heavy unit for its size. Most of the weight comes from the massive surface area of aluminium fins that dissipate heat, helping to cool the unit.
Most Recent Comments
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Originally Posted by name='"XMS"'
Quiet as a dead mouse
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Nice review - would be a great one for a media PC
Nice little PSU for those who really value silence. Very neat looking little unit
Nice review but i wouldn't consider getting one
Yeah its a good looking unit with some good features. Out of all the PSU's i;ve tested so far, this would have to be the best for a silent PC build.
If anybody wants to see any other silent PSU's tested, let me know
If anybody wants to see any other silent PSU's tested, let me know
how about a tagan 580w review? looking at one for my build
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Originally Posted by name='XMS'
If anybody wants to see any other silent PSU's tested, let me know
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Antec True Power 2.0 550W for my lil upgrade project
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