Conclusion
The idea of a performance display is nice, but it's also a superfluous gimmick because it's impossible (even during daylight) to read the analog needle properly. Boasting 80 cm, the cables in the Real Power power supply get the job done, even for a big tower chassis. The new-ish Molex connectors for hard drives or optical drives may not be all that new, but can be found in a power supply for the first time. The 120 mm fan, which glows in the dark quite nicely, boasts a noise level of just 25 dB (A), according to the manufacturer, meaning it is virtually silent.
Technical Data
| Cooler Master Real Power 480 Watts | |
|---|---|
| Safety norms | active PFC, CE, TÜV, CNS, cUL, Nemko |
| Overall performance | maximum 480 Watts |
| Protection mechanisms | OVP, OCP, OTP, OLP, Short Protection |
| Max. Power load for exit ports | + 3.3 V @30 A
+ 5 V @35 A + 12 V @18A (1) + 12 V @16A (2) - 12 V @1.0 A + 5 Vsb @2.5 A |
| Fan | 1x 120mm, temperature regulated + illuminated |
| Connectors, Motherboard | 1x 24-pin, 1x 12V |
| Cable adapter | 1x 24 on 20-pin (Motherboard) |
| Connectors, drives | 7x peripheral connectors, 7x peripheral plugs 3.5 inches, 2x Serial-ATA |
| Other | Display for wattage |
| Internet | coolermaster.com |
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