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E-Power Silent Engine 550W Power Supply (PSU)
| Manufacturer: | ePower Technology |
| Product: | ePower Silent Engine 550w (EP-550P5-T1) |
| Date: | Fri, Jan 13, 2006 - 12:00 AM |
| Written By: | Yves Toleno - |
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Exterior Impressions
The outside of the Tiger 550w power supply is nickel plated giving it a mirror finish. On the bottom the 120mm fan is clearly the dominant feature. (Ignore my hand)


The modular plugs are all sized and keyed so its hard to make an error, but just in case E-Power included a nice little chart showing where the ATX 20+4, EPS/P4 4+4, PEG SLI, Fan, and standard 4pin Molex, and SATA go. The only real error that can be made is plugging in either a PEG cable into a standard 4pin Molex or SATA plug. Or the other way around, either could be disastrous, but both are unlikely so long as you don't attempt to assemble your computer blindfolded and drunk. On the back there is the plug, power switch, and voltage selector. In order to expel all the hot air moved by the 120mm fan there is a large and open mess that allows for the heat both from your case and from the power supply to be vented out the back.


The sides of the unit show the same quality finish as did the top and bottom. On the right side is the label that that contains the voltages, amperages, and wattages for the unit.


Next Page - Interior and ATX 2.01 compliance
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Page 1 - Specifications and Features
Page 2 - Packaging and Cabels Page 3 - Exterior Impressions Page 4 - Interior and ATX 2.01 compliance Page 5 - Testing The E-Power Tiger 550W PSU Page 6 - Final Thoughts |


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