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Antec Signature 650W Review
Author: Rhys Published: March 31st, 2009 7:48 PM Category: Power Supplies,Reviews
The Cables and Connectors
All the cables come with black braiding and have had their ends shrunk tightly at the bottom to avoid the braiding from fraying.
- One ATX 20/24 Pin
- One CPU 4 Pin
- One CPU 8 Pin
- One 6/8 Pin PCI-E
- One 6 Pin PCI-E
- One Floppy
- Nine SATA
- Nine Molex
Non-Modular
The all important 20/24 pin ATX connector is braided with red stripes for easy identification from other cables.
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There are two individual connectors for CPU Power. They come in both the old type (4-Pin) and the new type (8-Pin).
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One PCI-E cable is physically attached – although another can be connected modularly. This cable is the 6 + 2 pin type for greater support.
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In terms of peripheral power connectors, physically attached are three SATA, three Molex and one Floppy.
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Modular
Altogether there are five modular cables, only three can be attached.
There is one additional PCI-E connector. This, unlike the un-modular version, is only 6-pin.
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If you’ve used up the three un-modular Molex connectors don’t fret. There are another two Molex cables with three connectors on each.
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The same goes for SATA. There are two more SATA cables with 3 connectors on each cable.
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