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Antec NSK6500 Mid Tower
Review
The Power Supply:
Lets take a closer look at the included power supply.
Antec has chosen a SU-430 power supply to complement this case.
The choice of a 430 Watt power supply is nice when many manufacturers
are still including throw away units at 350 W or less. But the
SU-430 is still a pretty basic power supply.
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AC Input |
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100 - 240V/7Amps; 50Hz -
60 Hz |
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DC Output |
+ 5V |
+ 12V |
+ 12V |
+ 3.3V |
- 12V |
- 3.3V |
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Max |
25A |
16A |
16A |
25A |
0.8A |
2A |
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Min |
0.3A |
1A |
1A |
0.5A |
0A |
0A |
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+ 3.3, + 5V max. load:130
Watts; +12 V max. load: 372 Watts |
As you can see from this reproduction of the label, the SU-430
offers two + 12V rails and enough wattage to support most standard
builds. The SU-430 has power runs to support: 20/24 pin main
board power, 4 pin main board power, 2 x SATA power, 6 x + 12V Molex
power, 1 x Floppy drive power and 1 x PCI-E power. This power
supply also supports Active PFC (Power Factor Correction).
Lets find out how well this power supply will handle a gaming build.
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