In Figure 24, you can see the power supply label containing all the power specs.
Figure 24: Power supply label
As you can see, this unit has a single +12 V rail configuration.
Let’s find out how much power this unit can deliver.
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Man I wanted to leave a comment on this psu, It’s been running strong since I purchased it around 13′-15′ iirc. It has been in multiple systems, currently powering a 3700x + 6800xt and some ssds one hdd and couple of nvme drives. I am genuinely surprised/happy at how long it has lasted and it’s still going! Potentially it will last till my kids are old enough for a pc!
Probably my finest pc part selection I’ve ever made.
Will be getting a seasonic for my next psu since XFX stopped making psu’s.