Knock on wood, my Antec Phantom 350 is still alive and kicking.
It powers an Athlon 64 3500+ (2.2GHz), 4GB RAM, ATi X800 Pro, one 7200rpm HDD, one notebook slim DVD-rom drive, and two 120mm Fans.
It will soon power an Intel E8400, 8GB RAM, Nvidia 8600GT, two 7200rpm HDD, on notebook slim DVD-rom drive, and one (or two) 120mm Fans.
I'm keeping my fingers crossed that it will still stay alive longer.
Anyone else still have an Antec Phantom alive and kicking? And what it is powering?
Who has still has a working Antec Phantom used regularly?
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Who has still has a working Antec Phantom used regularly?
Last edited by Edwood on Tue Feb 12, 2008 11:49 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Re: Who has still has a working Antec Phantom used regularly
My Phantom 500 is a year old, powering the system in my sig for a few hours everyday. I think the fan still hasn't ever started yet.Edwood wrote:Anyone else still have an Antec Phantom alive and kicking? And what it is powering?
Edit: She's dead, Jim. A mere 18 months.
Last edited by HueyCobra on Sun Sep 07, 2008 3:45 am, edited 1 time in total.
I had a very early P500 die after a few days (the standby 5V circuit failed). A second one failed during a very nasty power bump last summer (one of the 12V circuits failed) after running about 2 years 24/7, much of that at 250+W. The third one is running fine 24/7 at about 200W. The only time the fan on any of these P500's started was when I was deliberately cooking it to determine the activation temperature.
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