NOX Apex 700W Modular Power Supply Review
- Monday, March 30, 2009, 20:13
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Introduction
Time to another first here on Verdis Reviews; in this case, it’s the first power supply review and it comes from a relatively new company from which we recently reviewed the Coolbay HX – NOX. The power supply comes from their Apex modular series. I give you the NOX Apex 700W…
Company Information – NOX
‘NOX was established by a young team of experienced professionals in the IT industry. Our goal is to deliver unique solutions that precisely meet and exceed customer expectations for features, performance, and quality. Therefore NOX products are specifically conceived to offer great performance, very attractive designs at unbeatable price levels.’
Features
- Modular cable management
- Supports dual graphic card technology (SLI/CrossFire X)
- Active PFC
- 140mm smart fan with automatic speed
- Green Power efficiency > 72%
- 4 separate 12V lines
- SATA connectors
Specifications
| Form Size | ATX/BTX Standard V2.91 |
|---|---|
| Power | 700W |
| Input Power | 115/230 Vac 13.0A/7.0A Frequency 50/60Hz |
| Output Power | +3.3: 24A +5V: 30A +12V1: 18A +12V2: 18A +12V3: 18A +12V4: 20A -12V: 0.5A +5VSB: 2.2A |
| Ouput Connections | 1 x 20/24pin BM 1 x 12V 8pin CPU 1 x 12V 4pin CPU 4 x SATA 8 x 4pin peripherals 2 x 6pin PCIe 2 x 6+2pin PCIe 1 x FDD |
| PFC | Active |
| Cooling | 140mm smart fan with automatic speed |
| Noise Level | < 21dBA |
| Protections | Over voltage; under voltage;; overload; short circuit |
| Dimensions | 85 (H) x 150 (L) x 163 (D) mm |
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how could this an active PFC unit but only 220V input? not a full range 100~240 like another APFC unit?
Well it has an input power of 115/230 which is almost 110-240 just a slightly smaller range.