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Enermax EG495AX-VE
Specifications
» ATX 12V 2.0 compatible :
Supports latest P4 Prescott and Athlon 64/64 FX
processors based systems. P4 Main boards that use 875 (Canterwood) and 865
(Springdale) chipsets, and also support power requirements of new main boards
using 925 (Alderwood) or 915 (Grantsdale) chipset.
» Smart Fan: After PC
shuts down, cooing fans keep running for at least 2 minutes to cool down parts
and hardware inside Power Supply Unit and PC case.
» Separate 12V rails:
Independent 12V rails supply to Motherboard, CPU, and drives. Providing stable
and clean current to noise-sensitive devices such as processors and add-in
cards. Meets UL 240VA safety requirements
» SATA connectors:
Connects your system to newer/faster Serial ATA interface devices without the
need of bulky "Y" cords.
» Manual and Automatic Fan Speed Control:
Manual fan speed control to keep the balance between cooling
effect and acoustic noise and automatic speed adjustment to prevent system
overheat.
» Ring Core:
Effectively prevent electro-magnetic pulse leaking from switching power supply
to appliances that are being attached to the same power source.
» Dual Fan: Proved to
be the best coolling solution to cool both the PC internal hardware and the
power supply unit itself. ** Strongly recommended by AMD for AMD powered
systems.
» Active PFC: Active PF
Value ≥ 0.99 under condition of
230VAC/50Hz at full load
» Fan Monitor Function:
RPM signal of power supply fans can be monitored by motherboard
connection
Input / Output Load
Values
AC Input:
100V-240V, 50-60Hz, 7.5A - 3.5A
DC Output:
| Voltage Rail |
+3.3V |
+5V |
+12V(1) |
+12V(2) |
-12V |
-5Vsb |
+12V
(total) |
Total
Power |
| Amp Rating |
32A |
32A |
18A |
18A |
.8A |
2.5A |
32A |
485W |
Not
just one, but TWO dedicated 12Volt power rails. This is a trend that has
become a mandatory standard in all high-end power supplies. Both
rails are rated with 18Amp current ratings which is a very awesome ear-mark
in power supply construction. All of the voltage rails on this power supply
have very good Amperage ratings, which should sustain just about any CPU
Overclock.
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