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:: PC Perspective . Case and Cooling . Enermax ECO 80+ 620W Power Supply Review . Introduction and Features
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Introduction and FeaturesIntroduction
Enermax ECO 80+ 620W Power Supply The new ECO 80+ series power supplies from Enermax are designed to deliver stable outputs with high efficiency and minimal noise. The ECO series power supplies are all certified by the 80 Plus organization to be at least 80% efficient from 20% thru 100% of the rated output power. And as you will see later on, the ECO 80+ 620W unit did prove to be very efficient and quiet Enermax ECO 80+ 620W PSU Key Features: 620 watt continuous power output (up to 40°C) High efficiency operation (80% efficient at 20-100% load) Supports high-end graphic cards with two 6/8-pin PCI-E connectors SLI or CrossFire ready 120mm Magma fan features Batwing blades and Twister bearings AirGuard: Patented air inlet with optimal aerodynamic design SafeGuard: Protection circuits for OCP, OVP, UVP, OPP, OTP and SCP SpeedGuard: Advanced fuzzy-logic fan speed control reduces noise Dual +12V rails with up to 48A (576W) High-quality Japanese capacitors for maximum durability and stability Compact chassis (only 140mm deep) PSU Testing Methodology Establishing an accurate load is critical to testing and evaluating a PC power supply. PCPerspectives power supply test bench can place a precise 2,000 watt DC load on the PSU under test. Each power supply is tested under controlled, real-world conditions up to its maximum rated load, using both 115 VAC and 240 VAC line voltage. Our current suite of tests includes: DC Load Regulation DC Line Regulation DC Cross-load (unbalanced load) AC Ripple and Noise Power Factor Efficiency Differential Temperature Noise
The Enermax ECO 80+ 620W power supply was evaluated on both features and performance. A full range of equipment was used to test the power supply under controlled load conditions. (2) CSI3710A Programmable DC load (+3.3V and +5V outputs) (4) CSI3711A Programmable DC load (+12V1, +12V2, +12V3, and +12V4) Extech MultiMaster MM570 digital multimeter (Accuracy ±0.02%) Extech 380803 Power Analyzer (Accuracy ±0.5% of full scale) Hitachi V-650F 60 MHz dual trace oscilloscope (Accuracy ±3%) Powerstat Variable Autotransformer, 1.4 KVA, 0-140 VAC Extech Model 407738 digital sound level meter (Accuracy ±1.5 dB) Custom PC60 enclosure to simulate real-world operating conditions |
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