Below you can see the maximum we could pull from this unit. If we increased one more amp on any given output the unit would shut down.
| Input | Overload Test |
| +12V1 | 33 A (396 W) |
| +12V2 | 33 A (396 W) |
| +5V | 12 A (60 W) |
| +3.3 V | 12 A (39.6 W) |
| +5VSB | 3 A (15 W) |
| -12 V | 0.5 A (6 W) |
| Total | 881.5 W |
| % Max Load | 125.9% |
| Room Temp. | 47.5° C |
| PSU Temp. | 45.5° C |
| AC Power | 1,157 W |
| Efficiency | 76.2% |
| AC Voltage | 105.5 V |
| Power Factor | 0.995 |
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