Enemax PSU Mayby Hot -- Directron

[Whizzer]

Just got one $52 + shipping, $40 less than Newegg

Link:www.directron.com/eg465pfma.html

 

[perillo34]

linky

 

[Nick5324]

Originally posted by: Whizzer
Just got one $52 + shipping, $40 less than Newegg

Link:www.directron.com/eg465pfma.html

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Edit: I found it, came back to post the link, but Ensign beat me to it. :beer:

 

[Ensign]

I'm guessing this is the one being referred to by the OP.

However, the specs at NewEgg seem to be much better for either of the eg465p models they have here or here since both of these have 33A at +12v. The one at Directron says 20A at +12v.

 

[NucEm]

ENERMAX EG465P-VE is confusing supply to say the least. ENERMAX has used the same model number on several similar power supplies. I own a few. The older versions have a rating of about 431 watts. The newer ones are rated at 460 watts. Directron.com had the Enermax EG465P-VE 431W (PS-EG465P-VE) for $45.99 plus shipping last November. (bought one) NewEgg had EG465P-VE (460 watt) for $64.20 last July. (bought one) Both supplies have been working just fine. The one from NewEgg has additional shielding on the cables. The output NewEgg vs Directron: (+3.3v: 35a vs 38a) (+5v: 35a vs 44a) (+12v: 33a vs 20a). These are only 2 power supplies with the same model number. ENERMAX may have others. So be sure to look at the specs and select the one that meets you needs. As I said both worked for my application just fine.

One thing both supplies exhibit, they are very quiet. I replaced several 450 watt (ATXPOW450PRO) from StarTech.com supplies just because the fan noise drove me crazy. The StarTech.com supplies worked just fine also but the noise was excessive.

 

[khurios2000]

are they 24 pins?

 

[kamranziadar]

interesting

 

[NucEm]

khurios2000: 'are they 24 pins?'

The main MB connector on the ones that I have are 20 pin connectors.

 

[toant103]

great PS. Been running on Enermax for at least 2 years now with no problem.