Antec TruePower New TP-650 650W Continuous Power "compatible with Core i7" Power Supply

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I not too long ago had a Antec Accurate Power Trio TP3-650 650W and RMA'd it due to a dead 120mm fan & some failed 4pin connector immediately after three years or so. Antec sent me a Brand new Antec TruePower TP-650w Power supply as a replacement. This factor works fantastic, alot of extra plugs, additional then I'll ever need to have. I'm so delighted with their solution and warranty. N O N E ! I would advocate their solutions to everyone. They have great warranty, awsome items & wonderful buyer service. I have a couple of their PSU, tons of their case fans, and two antec 900 case and I'm loving it. Did I mention how significantly I enjoy their warranty ;).

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Excellent power provide. Lots of sheathed cables. Cable management is uncomplicated with this modular energy provide. Runs quiet and cool. None

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Good and steady energy, a excellent upgrade from my antec 480 none

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modluar, 6 and eight pin PCIE, fan is good and fairly! some cables are not modular but for one hundred bucks its a good power provide i ONLY use antec in my 2 builds. i have in no way had a issue, also make positive your case has a vent on the bottem (i recomend the thermaltake element V, i utilised that case in the two builds also)! you cna mount it fan up or down but a full tower you have to mount it down becasee my cables are to quick!

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performs fine and its low cost did not come with cotton candy

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Works nicely in Antec 1200Powers every little thing properly and lots of good connectors When I opened the package, the box had a huge puncture in it as if a person took something the size of a hammerhead and punched through it.The external box itself was undamaged so there was no possibility of it getting damaged in the course of shipping. The PSU works tremendously properly and hugely suggest it; still newegg packaging lacks.

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No complications with set up worked out of the box. None No difficulties for initial develop.

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Amazing acquire for the cost. 650W is plenty! Semi-modular cabling is both excellent and negative. They at times enable save space, but then once again they are sometimes bulky and in the way.

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Quiet, a lot of connectors. Power to CPU went out immediately after 2 years I purchased an Antec Correct Power Trio appropriate at 2 years ago. The element of the power supply that fed the CPU went out. I contacted Antec Customer Support, got and shipped the terrible supply out and received a new TP-650 in just a couple of weeks. Would purchase again due to exceptional buyer help.

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Bought over three months ago; haven't had any problems that I am aware of to date. As other people have stated the unit is quiet and delivers constant steady energy. Wanted a modular power provide unit but unable to find an acceptable unit that was Core i5 compatibleThe semi-modular style leaves some cables unused; on the other hand not an problem offered the size of my case, a lot more of an annoyance more than anything else. Also some have concluded difficult wired energy provide units are much better than modular units offered that modular units drop power more than time; not sure if this has been confirmed scientifically.An additional minor problem I had was connecting the molex connector to an old IDE tricky drive from my earlier method; experienced difficulty aligning and connecting the connector to the tricky drive. Eventually was productive but surely a tough experience. All round I am pleased with this power supply unit and the 5 year warranty.I haven't consistently monitored the იV rails or other elements of the unit or pushed it to its limits; so I am unable to supply any insight into the performance underneath strain.My rig:Mobo: Gigabyte GA-P55-UD3RCPU: Intel Core i5-750Case: Lian Li Lancool Computer-K56PSU: Antec TruePower New TP-650 650WMemory: G.Talent Ripjaws Series F3-12800CL9D-4GBRL DDR3 1600HDD: Western Digital Caviar Black WD6401AALS 640 GBVideo Card: EVGA 01G-P3-1155-TR GTS 250DVD Drive: HP dvd1270i 24x (Retail Kit)

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Fantastic stuff. ?

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has two fans, modular so I can add a lot more plugs to it, Black, so it matches the inside of my situation, it's ANTEC, so it is Great Top quality, I can keep going on. I have never ever seen the voltages drop at all even with my very intensive build. Could have chose the stock wires that are not removable a little greater, like Floppy drive plug? Truly? what new method demands a single of these? The 4 pin motherboard energy and the 24-pin energy plug each lack 2 inches to be in a position to tuck them behind the motherboard, but oh properly, can't win them all. Not docking anything for a short wire. it functions, I'm joyful, it's quiet.Method Construct:NZXT Guardian 921 RB 921RB-001-BLAntec TruePower 650watt (modular)Asus M4A87TD EvoAMD Phenom II X6 1090 Thuban BE three.2GHzEssential Ballistix Tracer Blue LED ƒX2GB)GB DDR3 1600GIGABYTE GV-N460SE-1GI GTX460SE 1GBRecycled Western Digital WD2500AAJS-65B4A0 SATAII

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EPS12V V2.91 for trueŎ independent იV rails appropriate out of the spec pages for this class & size of supply. Lots of capacity exactly where needed, none exactly where it isn't.Active PFC & 80 Plus BronzeQuiet FanDecent all Black finish & Great hunting build (from outdoors looking in)Semi-Modular with rather fantastic set of fixed connections. None so far following 3 weeks use. The other name brand PSU in my property server gave up the ghost on one particular of its იV rails committed to the MB. After spending a couple of hours wading by means of the possibilities for EPS12V & V2.91 and weeding out all (most) that claim compliance but aren't rather, I settled on this 1 which matched well with my power requires + margin. Newegg had a fantastic price on it that place it at the low finish of my spending budget also. OK!Sleeved cable lengths were fine for my Intel twin dual core MB in a 4U rack mount. Bundled excess in between PSU and drive bay devoid of situation.Significantly quieter than the old supply (that had an 80mm fan) and all four CPU core temperatures dropped almost 4-5C common with this PSU due to its greater airflow and that influence on the chassis cooling (Passive HSnks on CPUs). Quieter I expected, cooler CPUs was a good bonus I'd hoped for in this box switching to this form fan / orientation.Used all but one of the fixed connections and just 1 of the modular cables. Lots left for much more devices.

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Fine unit. Seasonic made, partially modular, quiet fan, cheap but excellent. Utilizes high quality elements and looks excellent though executing so. Each 4-pin and 8-pin 12v connectors are hardwired, no one is going to use each of them. The four-pin 12v CPU energy connector had a a lot shorter wire than the 8-pin, and necessary me to mount my PSU fan down so the cable would reach. These are smaller personal nitpicks. A excellent 650 watt unit will power most systems. There's no will need to invest about 贶 or more on a unit when there are units like these accessible.

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Fantastic energy, nicely wrapped cables none

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none D.O.A.

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Quiet and stable. Quickly fit into my Antec Sonata Elite case. Cables for every little thing I required and then some. None that I have experienced.

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*Exceptionally higher top quality power provide. Almost everything about it is well-constructed, sturdy, and hefty which for power supplies is a very good thing. Light weight ones typically are created of inferior top quality parts so don't let these light weight ones take the rest of your Pc out with it. Even the cables are higher good quality and are effectively sheathed, which means they won't unbraid on you over time. Also the smallest information like the connectors stand out. They pop in effortlessly and out without pulling your peripheral connectors with it. You need to with less expensive SATA power cables when they latch on so tight that when you take away it, it pulls the power connector with it. Not so with these ones. Never ever have to worry about that.*Plus it comes with the ideal amount of permanent connectors that's enough to power a motherboard (comes with each a 4 and 6 pin), video card using two PCI energy connectors, two SATA DVD drives, and two WD Caviar Black Hard Drives and if you need to have much more, can simply attach much more. *It's pricey for a 650W, but the quality justifies the cost.*The included modular cables are kind of short so may possibly have troubles reaching in full towers.No other Cons to speak of atm. When purchsing energy supplies and receiving it, the initial thing you want to do is grab a higher energy flash light and shine it in by way of the vent holes. NO i'm not speaking about opening it, just talking about shinning it through so you can see the insides. If all the capacitors have a visible or non-visible thermal paste/glue under them, good that suggests it's a high quality energy provide and the company takes excellent pride and QC into it. But if you see white or brown goup (thermal paste) dripped all over the capacitors, then you know it's low cost and the business doesn't take fantastic pride in it. By no means encountered 1 of these but with Antec, but look to discover these ones all the time with R0$ewil! and 0CZ.

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In easy terms, Numerous connectores, and a lot of power. There is not switch in the back to chane from 120 to 240 volts, but considering that i will not leave with it out of the USA, I will be fine. buy it. good price, its Antec, heavy which means there are lots of components inside which means it is trustworthy, and you can expand on it.

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None to report but. DOA. Unfortunately, DOAs expense builders time and income. DOAs happen. I will update in a new evaluation if I get a working PSU via my RMA.

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Great product for a excellent cost.Reasonably low noise.Very good modular style helps preserve things tidy. None observed. Immediately after purchasing a 260GTX video card my method would occasionally crash, most generally although running games. My old power-provide was a bit marginal on it's present ratings so I suspected it was the supply. Since putting in the Antec TP-650 I have not had any complications with crashing though gaming.

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The great: It's a rebranded Seasonic PSU. 80+ and semi-modular. four PCIE connectors (for Xfire or SLI).The cost: Newegg's sale on Antec PSU was fantastic! Annoyingly a couple of cables are not modular when they should be ƒ cables for mobo 12V energy). Not content with the length of the SATA energy cable for my case (Antec 900) Got on a Newegg special and can't complain. If I had to do it over again, I'd go Seasonic 750W modular. A little a lot more, but a excellent PS is critical. I got the 650W, since the 750W was sold out.

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This 1 is quiet, has a top quality case and comes with all nec cables. Stable. I've owned several Antec supplies and came back to them after getting a different supply brand fail less than one year old. I purchased the other brand because it was less cash, and it actually was not mainly because the rebate was too difficult to get. I've in no way had an Antec provide fail on its own (see other thoughts). I think it is greater to spend a different ุ and get an outstanding energy supply like this one particular. Only three year warranty compared to other brands that have five years. This con is somewhat ofset by my self-confidence in Antec. I'd constantly run my pc on a UPS just to support save the power provide and the rest of the personal computer. I come across this correct now that you can get a good quality, name brand, UPS for approx ๋. Also, allways unplug your computer system before plugging in keyboards or USB connections as this is the only time I believe I've induced a energy provide to fail.

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I received this ps as a replacement for a neopower 650 that died after a couple years. RMA process was uncomplicated. Antec rocks. none Antec stands behind their goods

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Looks nice. The cables are sheathed and wrapped nicely. Incredibly quiet. (I believe) it's extremely efficient. I'm liking the semi-modular factor. I have far more than a handful of HDs so I have to use one of the modular SATA connectors, but it beats possessing tons of unused cables hanging around (also, there's essentially adequate SATA connectors to go around this time). They also tell you precisely what goes on what rails (see other thoughts), so it was sort of enjoyable deciding how to plug things in to spread anything out. I also like how they condensed 2 PCIE 6Ǟ connectors onto one wire so if you have a current graphics card that needs 2x6 or sixƶ, you only have a single wire going there. Can\'t assume of any. This PSU was a replacement for a broken TP-650 (old version, three rails, not modular). Have to give a shout out to Antec for upgrading my PSU each and every time I send 1 in for replacement.My technique is:Phenom II 965Asus M4A79T Deluxe2x2GB munchkin DDR3Radeon 4870 1GB300GB Principal HD2x500GB, 2x1TB on a Highpoint RocketRaid 2300I draw max about 360W. The PF is .99-1.00, I dunno if that implies its effective or not, but for comparison the backup ฤ PSU I was utilizing had a PF of around .60, which I interpreted as being pretty bad.Just for information list of connectors and what rail they are on. Permanent connectorsᛀ pin mobo (rail 1ƞ-pin 12V CPU (rail 2Ƣ-pin 12V CPU (rail 2Ɲx SATA (rail 1Ɯx Molex + floppy (rail 1)PCIE 6 pin and a sixưpin (rail 3)The modular plugs:two 'HDD' plugs for either 3xMolexƑ) or 3x Sataƒ). Rail 1two HDD or PCIE plugs for the aforementioned HDD cables or 6 and 6ư PCIE cable. Rails 3 and 4