welcome to my unboxing and first look at the inwin greenme series 650 W power
supply and the whole thing with this power supply is the eco-friendliness so
it uses 80 plus bronze efficiency in order to be efficient it has a
three-year warranty comes with 100% recyclable packaging 100% recyclable
packaging and it also has hold on hold on I'm going to see if they say it
again really only twice oh only twice look at that okay uh
100% recycable packaging DC to DC design it helps it achieve that efficiency high
quality Japanese capacitors strict voltage regulation plus or minus 5% I
don't know how strict that is but given that it's like a more of a value
oriented product I guess that's fine uh well within spec anyway active power
factor correction high efficiency smart thermal control the balance noise and
cooling patented four pin MOX easy SW connectors we'll have to have a look at
those multi protection functions so over voltage overp power under voltage over
current Etc and four 12vt rails each
maxing out at 25 amps with up to 648
watts of the total 650 watt capacity
available on the 12vt rail that's actually really nice comes in a variety
of capacities including 550 650 and 750 and green me is more than a product
it is a state of mind look at that color
like manual thing showing you all the connectors and whatnots in a wide
variety of different uh languages all right here comes the
recyclable packaging some cardboard door on here oh
it actually looks quite nice look at that got like a white casing on it white
casings are good lots of people are doing like white and black themed builds
these days let's take out the oh oh oh
hold on I don't know if the silica gel is recyclable
it might be I actually don't know right comes with a couple velcro cable ties
four screws for installing it power cable and let's check out the power
supply itself so let's go ahead and pull
this wire off here so this is not a modular power supply however modular
interfaces do tend to reduce efficiency however slightly so if they were going
for the most efficient family Planet friendly possible Sol ution I can see
how they would want to go with fixed connected cables as I mentioned before
it's got a white housing this is where you'll find all the information that we already found on the outside of the box
the back has your standard honeycomb mesh uh no voltage input switch to the
PFC although there is an onoff switch as well as your power in 120 mm cooling fan
is found on the bottom and it looks like a pretty beefy fan actually oh neat okay
it's got some heft to it as well so let's have a look at the included
connectors it's got a 24 pin connector not too long not too short you can break
away the extra four pins and install it into a 20 pin motherboard if you
honestly still have a 20 pin motherboard
that you're buying a new power supply for although I mean I really don't see
the wisdom in that uh you've got a four plus four so you can either use it as an
eight pin or you can use it as a four pin if you still have a four pin no I'm
just kidding I know some new motherboards still have four pins like ITX boards and stuff like that okay
moving right along we've got two PC e 6
plus two pin connector so you can plug that into your 8 Pin PCI Express
graphics card or if you still have a graphics card that only takes a six pin
no I'm just I know lots of them have that um moving right along we've
got one Molex harness which has three
Molex connectors as well as a floppy connector if you still have something
that uses a floppy
connector and then we've also got six SATA connectors on two separate
harnesses the sleeving on this is actually reasonably high quality that's
better than I would have expected so you actually can't see the color of the
wires very much through it compared to what I've seen on competing products
from even the likes of someone like like antech with their earthwatts you know
Green oriented products so I think that pretty much wraps it up thank you for
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