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SilverStone ST60EF 600 Watt Power Supply Review
Author: William West
Published: Monday, October 06, 2008
Specifications
The label on the SilverStone ST60EF PSU is not as informative as the website. The label mainly just goes over the Max Amps and that is it.
Let's move on to the laundry list of protections this PSU has in place.
Let's move on to the laundry list of protections this PSU has in place.
Protection
Over Current Protection
Over Power Protection
Under Voltage Protection
Over Voltage Protection
Short Circuit Protection
No Load Protection
Over Power Protection
Under Voltage Protection
Over Voltage Protection
Short Circuit Protection
No Load Protection
Installation
Installing the SilverStone ST60EF PSU is pretty easy and straight forward. The manual even gives you a step by step process. Really it is just a matter of just lining up the four holes and attaching the screws. After that you can start routing your cables. Here are a couple pictures of the SilverStone ST60EF PSU installed in a case that allows both top and bottom PSU installation.
In these pictures you can see that the SilverStone ST60EF PSU cables are long enough to reach either way of being mounted in a case. Moving on to something real fun of the review, testing.
