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The Enermax 535w All In One is a very well built and solid feeling piece of hardware. Whilst it isn’t as aesthetically pleasing as some competitors models the casing is completely smooth and the gold grills are high quality.
The rear of the PSU features a pretty standard design. There is the Fan grill and 3pin power connector. As with all well designed PSU’s there is also an on off switch. The only non standard feature is the fan speed controller. If I have said it once I’ve said it a million times, noise levels are a growing concern and the option to tailor these to your requiements is a great additional. Interestingly though, even at full speed, the Enermax PSU is whisper quiet and even for my low tolerance of noise I was happy to leave the unit running at full speed 24/7.
The bottom of the unit features a second fan grill again it is gold plated.
On the side of the unit are the detailed power specifications of the PSU, looking at these in detail shows that on paper the Enermax 535w is a very high spec unit and should provide adequate power for even the highest spec system.
With regards to cabling the use of 4pin Molex and Sata connectors is pretty standard, you get loads of each so are not likely to run out in a hurry, the connectors of note though are the ones pictured below.
What you can see here is the 2x PCIe which is ideal for SLI, the 24pin easy plug which is designed to also fit older 20pin motherboards and the new BTX style 8pin power connector. The 8pin connector supplied with this unit is the native plug, for those of you with older four pin motherboards there is no need to worry, Enermax provide a converter to change the 8pin into 4pins. This also worked without issue. Here are the further specifications of
the unit:
Number of Connectors 20+4 Pins Main Power: 1 The Enermax 535w All In One (EG565AX-VE(G)FMA ) can be bought online for approx $100/ £75
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