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These are the PSU platforms their modding
Delta DPS-400AB 400W - a quick google suggests this one is 90% platinum
Enhance ENP-7660B 600W - Platinum according to SFFn (https://smallformfactor.net/news/flexatx-computex-2017-roundup)
I have questions about the long term viability of these PSU's. If all their doing is replacing the screamers w/ substantially quieter and lower CFM units I do wonder how long they will last before they fry, especially w/ the vents being somewhat occluded by the modular I/O panel they mod onto the back but its far from my area of expertise. It is worth noting that you loose the manufacturer warranty although Geeek apparently warranty it themselves for 2 years so that may or may not be a thing you care about.
We had a conversation like this before. Also, they removed the 600w version from the website while ago.
I couldn't find the specs of this 400w version on the net. Do you think, it can handle i5-8400, m.2 drive, 2x8gb ram and gtx 1080 itx?
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Will someone here buy/review these? (please
); Just wondering. I tried asking Geeek some samples to test in my project, but they didn't provide me, claiming the psus were aimed to their own cases.I am really curious if they were able to make these psus less noisy, while still "safe". I don't really care about the modular feature lol.
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this legitimately seems too good to be true also from what people are saying its platinum efficiency. Also would it be a terrible idea to add some venting holes to the casing? Or maybe just open up the side of it so it gets more air and runs quieter.
last question, would this support a 6600k and a gtx 1060?
last question, would this support a 6600k and a gtx 1060?
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I also thought it was too good to be true, but these seems legitimate. Geeek is a kind of big company, so they surely ran some safety tests before selling, and psu manufacturers can easily do this type of customization if you make a large order (they probably did).
Good idea about the vent holes. Not too much if you try doing it by yourself (can damage), but I wonder if the manufacturer can do that in large orders, or if it would be a compromise on safety.
Answering your question, both versions (400 and 600w) can easily power 6600k + 1060, don't worry lol. Your rig won't cosume much more than 300w with that spec.
I still wanna know if someone will buy one of these, would love to see some tests.
If not, it's ok, we will probably end up buying some ourselves to test. But would be nice to see a more experienced person reviewing them.
Good idea about the vent holes. Not too much if you try doing it by yourself (can damage), but I wonder if the manufacturer can do that in large orders, or if it would be a compromise on safety.
Answering your question, both versions (400 and 600w) can easily power 6600k + 1060, don't worry lol. Your rig won't cosume much more than 300w with that spec.
I still wanna know if someone will buy one of these, would love to see some tests.
If not, it's ok, we will probably end up buying some ourselves to test. But would be nice to see a more experienced person reviewing them.
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Any chance one of you guys will review/test these? @iFreilicht @Aibohphobia
PS: only marked you cause it seems you are the most experienced here about Flex ATX, so you will probably do a better/more trustable test than me. Sorry for bothering
PS: only marked you cause it seems you are the most experienced here about Flex ATX, so you will probably do a better/more trustable test than me. Sorry for bothering
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I bought one of these. The 400w, im not really into reviewing however when i get it ill send some pictures and if i get it up and running I tell you all what kind of noise it produces, really hoping they tried to make it silent atleast at idle. Im using a 1030 and a 6600k for it so it won't draw much power and GPUs are too expensive so i probably won't be able to get what I want (the 1060) to try to reach the limits of the psu any time soon to test that out.
ps they charge for shipping which was a surprise. Turned the 69 dollar 400w to like 82.59 dollars.
ps they charge for shipping which was a surprise. Turned the 69 dollar 400w to like 82.59 dollars.
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thats exactly what they are, their replacing the fans and putting a "modular" connector plate on the back and warrantying themselves but the actual PSU's are Delta or Enhance (depending on the wattage) flexATX models.
They have changed the 1 inch/1.5 inch Fan for a 0.5 inch fan, to reduce sound, the company I work for has hundreds of these and they are very noisy, probably the small Fan will reduce the sound, but not strong enough to keep the internal cool, as they run really hot.
I don't think so, they were mean't for server, so noise isn't a problem if used in data centers, that why those thicker fans were used and they produce more noise, a 1 inch or 1.5 inch fan is used for a reason.
Hey all. I was talking to Enhance this week, and was able to get the Fan/Noise report from ENP7660. Here it is:
So, it seems really awesome how the psu manage to keep quiet until 480w wattage.
Remember that these tests are from Enhance factory, so it's from their standard model, without any customization/tweaks.
I wonder if Geeek could improve that curve even more with their fan change...
Also, Enhance accepted providing me a sample, so I might do a dedicated thread reviewing it in a couple weeks
So, it seems really awesome how the psu manage to keep quiet until 480w wattage.
Remember that these tests are from Enhance factory, so it's from their standard model, without any customization/tweaks.
I wonder if Geeek could improve that curve even more with their fan change...
Also, Enhance accepted providing me a sample, so I might do a dedicated thread reviewing it in a couple weeks
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wow thats really good news. I heard talked to someone on reddit who said it was actually relatively quiet.Hey all. I was talking to Enhance this week, and was able to get the Fan/Noise report from ENP7660. Here it is:
So, it seems really awesome how the psu manage to keep quiet until 480w wattage. Remember that these tests are from Enhance factory, so it's from their standard model, without any customization/tweaks.
I wonder if Geeek could improve that curve even more with their fan change...
Also, Enhance accepted providing me a sample, so I might do a dedicated thread reviewing it in a couple weeks
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