Power Supplies

Ultra X-Connect 2 550W Power Supply

Well, I stared at this thing for days before actually installing it, and like I said previously I was a bit lost on the whole “Holy Crap 550 watts!” I just couldn’t wrap my noodle around it. Why, cause I’m an idiot, but more so, what’s with this dual rail technology, I hadn’t heard of it before. Well it turns out the dual rails placed in the X2 are designed to help deliver a cleaner power flow to your processor, and with the lack of unnecessary cables the air flow from the fan cools the system down even further. But more importantly the dual rail power flow allows for greater overclocking potential. This baby is taylor made for those suped up gaming machines that steal an extra .? gig from the processor and need to be kept in the clear.

Please note that one of the dual rails is exclusively designed to take care of the processors power giving a staed 12v of power, never wavering, never faltering, it’s the U.S. Marines of the computer set.

The other 12v rail powers everything else in your computer. Think about it, if your processor is getting it’s own steady IV of power, then less problems are likely to occur.

For those of you who like to read about the specs on a beast such as this, I offer the following:

Ultra X-Connect 2 550W PSU Specifications
AC INPUT 115V/230V 10A/6A 60/50Hz
MAX OUTPUT
AC INPUT
115V/230V 10A/6A 60/50Hz
MAX OUTPUT
CURRENT
+5V
+3.3V
+12V1
+12v2
-12V
+5VSB
30A
25A
17A
18A
0.8A
2.5A
550W
Max
Combined
Watts
160W
408W
9.6W
12.5W
528W
22W
550W
Total Output Power: 550W (Full Load, Nominal Input Voltage)
Efficiency: 72% Typical at Full Load and Nominal Input Voltage
AC Input Voltage: 115V/230V
AC Input Frequency: 50-60Hz
AC Input Currents: 8.8A (RMS) for 115VAC input
5.7A (RMS) for 230VAC input
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