I grabbed that handle and opened it up, the case comes with a True 330w power supply which sports some really cool features that the old model of power supplies didn’t. The cord for the power supply is tied to the case so that it doesn’t bounce all around during shipping which is a nice.
The True330 is a 330 Watt 6-output, dual fan-cooled ATX12V, it’s ATX 12V compliance allows its use with the latest Pentium 4 processors while its backward compatibility ensures its usability with any ATX-based AMD or Intel® system. Antec Low Noise Technology is a new approach that achieves optimum balance between noise reduction and necessary cooling. To this end power supply fans run at the lowest speed appropriate to load and conditions, under an advanced temperature response system that outperforms previous solutions. Further dedicated Fan Only power connectors allow TruePower power supplies to control the speed of case fans, too.
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FEATURES
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Maximum Power
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330 Watts
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Switches
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ATX Logic on-off additional power rocker switch (115/230 Volt selector switch)
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Special Connectors
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AUX Power
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Transient Response
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+5V,+12V outputs return to within 5% in less than 1ms for 20% load change.
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P. G. Signal
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100-500ms
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Over Voltage Protection
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+5V trip point < +6.5V
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Overload Protection
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Latching Protection
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Leakage Current
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< 3.5mA @ 240VAC
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The Power supply is really nice and feels rock solid, the side has a sticker with all of the technical specifications which are all above. The power supply is a dual fan design and the bottom of the PSU has a 92mm clear bladed fan in it which is cool looking, better than black IMO. I really like dual fan power supplies because they help with cooling a fair amount.
I really like the cables on the power supply for a few reasons. The motherboard power cable has a mesh cover like the Enermax power supplies have, I like this PSU better than the Enermax though I think because the cables are not absurdly long. There is also a 3-pin connection which is the RPM monitoring for the fan in the power supply which you hook to your motherboard. Of course you get all the standard 4 pin Molex and the 2 Pentium 4 plugs. These Antec True power supplies come with a nifty little feature, instead of having to waste one of your Molex connectors Antec has provided you with 2 Molex connections which are for fans only because only have 2 of the 4 wires, I really like this because it is a pain having to use some of your Molex on fans when you need them for hardware.
