Ultra X-Finity 2nd Gen 500w PSU w/ Active PFC Review @ Guru3D

Iria · May 7, 2006, 09:30 PM

Review: Guru3D
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Ultra are a relative newcomer to the PC component market, having only been established a few years ago. They have, however, become well known by enthusiasts particularly in the US market as their first major success was the X-Connect PSU. This PSU sparked a lot of interested from case modders and such, and was the first PSU to feature modular cables which have now become a huge success with a lot of companies copying the idea and using it on their own models.

Aside from manufacturing PSUs, the company manufacturers cases, memory, cables, modding products, mp3 players, cooling products and a whole lot more.

This particular PSU, the 2nd generation 500w X-Finity w/ Active PFC, is available only in black and differs from the original in that it has APFC, dual 12v rails, a single 135mm fan, a native 24pin ATX mainboard connector and the "FlexForce" cables.

May 7, 2006, 09:30 PM	#1
Iria DriverHeaven Extreme Member Join Date: Apr 2004 Posts: 7,275 Rep Power: 89	Ultra X-Finity 2nd Gen 500w PSU w/ Active PFC Review @ Guru3D Review: Guru3D ___________ Ultra are a relative newcomer to the PC component market, having only been established a few years ago. They have, however, become well known by enthusiasts particularly in the US market as their first major success was the X-Connect PSU. This PSU sparked a lot of interested from case modders and such, and was the first PSU to feature modular cables which have now become a huge success with a lot of companies copying the idea and using it on their own models. Aside from manufacturing PSUs, the company manufacturers cases, memory, cables, modding products, mp3 players, cooling products and a whole lot more. This particular PSU, the 2nd generation 500w X-Finity w/ Active PFC, is available only in black and differs from the original in that it has APFC, dual 12v rails, a single 135mm fan, a native 24pin ATX mainboard connector and the "FlexForce" cables.