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VISUAL ANALYSIS
Another view: There are no holes in the PSU casing except for those that you see here.
There's a lot in the box.
The items in the photo above are obvious enough: A manual, the PSU itself, AC cable, a bag of cables, and two little bags of extra connectors. The last couple items deserve a bit more attention however.
These are clip-and-lock connectors (2 Molex & 2 SATA) that can be added to existing cable sets.
Close-up of foolproof terminals on PSU: They only go in one way.
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Most cables above are terminated with the 6-pin PSU plug on one end.
The tape measure at the bottom of the photo is extended to three feet.
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| 1) 2 x 32" cable w/ 3 standard 4-pin power connectors |
| 2) 32" cable w/ 2 SATA connectors |
| 3) 20" cable w/ 3 standard 4-pin power connectors |
| 4) 18" cable w/ 2-conductor 4-pin power connectors marked fan only |
| 5) 24" cable w/ 6-pin PCI Express graphic card connector |
| 6) Took desperate leap to escape from photoshoot; last seen on the run w/ 11) |
| 7) 6" splitter cable w/ 4-pin connector to 2 floppy drive connectors |
| 8) 24-pin to 20-pin ATX adapter |
| 9) AC cord |
| 10) The spare SATA and 4-pin standard connectors already detailed |
The 6-pin connector adopted for the PSU output terminal appears sturdy and locks reasonably tightly, but somewhat less tightly than the 2x12V Aux power connector to the motherboard. Only 4 of the 6 terminals are actually used.
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