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main PC Power and Cooling Silencer 750W PSU

Introduction

Recently we reviewed the Turbo Cool from PC Power and Cooling which entailed very impressive performance results. Fortunately, PC Power and Cooling have sent us another one of their PSU’s to take a look at: the Silencer 750 Watt. Let’s take a look and see if this power supply performs as well as the other ones in our roundup.

About PC Power and Cooling

On April 19, 1985, PC Power & Cooling began operations in a small warehouse just outside of San Diego, CA. Founded by Doug Dodson, a commodity trader and electronic hobbyist, the company’s first products were custom fans to cool and quiet computers.

If you aren’t already aware, PC Power and Cooling is now part of the OCZ Technology Group.

Features

  • 750W Continuous @ 40C (825W Peak)
  • Up to 90% (10dB) Less Noise per Watt
  • NVIDIA SLI Certified (Dual 8800 GTX)
  • 80+ Certified (83%); .99 Active PFC
  • +12VDC @ 60A (Powerful Single Rail)
  • Rock-Solid, Super-Clean DC Output
  • 24-pin, 8-pin*, 4-pin M/B Connectors
  • Quad PCI-E and 15 Drive Connectors
  • Automatic Fan Speed Control Circuit
  • 5-Year Warranty and Tech Support

Specifications

AC Input
Operating Range: 90-264 VAC

.99 power factor

Frequency: 47-63Hz
Current: 12A
Efficiency: 83%
EMI: FCC-B, CE
DC Output
Output: +5V @ 30A

+12V @ 60A

-12V @ 0.8A

+3.3V @ 24A

+5VSB @ 3A

continuous = 750W

peak = 825W

Regulation: 3% (+3.3V, +5V, +12V)

5% (-12V)

Ripple: 1% (p-p)
Hold Time: >16ms
PG Delay: 300ms
Safety
Over Voltage Protection: +3.3V, +5V, +12V
Over Current Protection: 135% OPP
Agency Approval: UL/cUL/CE/CB/RoHS
Environmental
Temperature: 0° – 40°C
Humidity: 20% – 80% RH
Fan Type: 22 – 55 CFM ball-bearing
Noise: 26 – 40dB(A)
Miscellaneous
M/B Connectors: 24-pin, 8-pin CPU, 4-pin CPU
Video Connectors: two 6-pin PCI-E, and two 6/8-pin PCI-E
Drive Connectors: 8 SATA, 8 Peripheral, 1 Floppy
MTBF: 100,000 hours
Power Cord: 6′ 14AWG (incl.)
Warranty: 5 Years

Related posts:

  1. Enermax Revolution 85+ 950W PSU
  2. PC Power and Cooling Turbo-Cool 860W
  3. Nexus RX-8500 850W PSU
  4. Coolermaster UCP 900W Power Supply Review
  5. Cooler Master M850 Power Supply

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