In Figure 19, you can see the power supply label containing all the power specs.
Figure 19: Power supply label
This power supply uses a single-rail design, so there is not much to talk about here.
How much power can this unit really deliver? Let’s find out.
Let’s test the SSDNow UV400 240 GiB, a value SSD from Kingston. Let’s see how it performs against the SanDisk SSD Plus with the same capacity.
The Node 304 from Fractal Design is a small form factor (SFF) computer case with an aluminum front panel and supporting regular-sized power supplies. Let’s check it out.
Let’s take a look at the latest 750 W power supply from Ultra, the LSX 750, which comes with a synchronous design with DC-DC modules for the +5 V and +3.3 V outputs in its secondary.
Let’s test the Kingston HyperX FURY 240 GiB SSD and see if is it faster than its predecessor, the Kingston SSDNow V300 240 GiB SSD.
We tested the Core i5-6400, which is the entry model of the Intel sixth-generation (Skylake) Core i5 family. Let’s check how it performs!
The D-Frame from In-Win is one of the most unique cases ever released for personal computers, made out of aluminum tubes and tempered glass, following the “open case” concept. Let’s check it out.