Diablotek PHD Series - 2nd Generation PHD650 650W Power Supply

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Powers my humble rig with ease. High quality PSU for the price. Cables are extended adequate. Upgraded from a three year old Dynex 400. I definitely recommend. No Cons at all. Perfectly smooth set up and running Asrock 785gPhenom II x2 550 BE unlocked X4 three.4G4G GSkill Ripjaws ddr3 1600 (running at 1333)WD 320 HDdIABLOTEK 650W SINGLE RAILXFX HD6850zALMAN 9700 LED (going back)

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Great item, I've had it for eight months and its great Power supply. extremely stable on my games, adore playing COD:MW2 and get no lags. Not noisy at all, its quiet. compared to my older power provide which sounded like i had a motor rather than a power supply. wish it was superior made, but its ok. hasnt popped on me or absolutely nothing. my power provide looks really stable

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I've bought a lot of supplies, being independently wealthy as Computer tech more than the years, and this a single had a good quality make, sleeved cables and came well packaged. For the money I would have paid at least ฤ far more. The manufacturer makes this a steal. Get a single -or much better however, ten of these ahead of they catch on. I don't actually have something bad to say. It smelled a tiny funny at initial, but that went away right after an hour or so. Ahh, the smell of a newly built Pc.

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Steady voltageStandard designA lot of length on the cablesEnormous fan on the bottomFar more connectors then listed in specsAll cables are independently sleeved Extra length on cables makes for added function on possessing a clean setup. Not truly a major deal. Asus M4A77TD ProAthlon II x4xFx HD 48502 SATA HD's1 SATA DVD-RWthree 80mm fanstwo 120mm fans

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ShinyFan spins Superior That's all it doessent it in for refund since I required a PSU that day.Went down and purchased an Corsair 650 watt. Wish it worked.

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Vary Great Quiet A lot more then what Needed. Excellent Price! Nothing

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It's quite quiet. Cheapest PSU I've identified for 650w.It has a giant 140mm fan.Sleeved cables. I do like the sleek look as nicely. None so far. Though the cords are extended, it barely reaches my north bridge because my psu is installed on the bottom of my case. If I run crossfire the cords might be a dilemma, but I'm not certain but.

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It worked for a although, but when it died, it did so totally and fully. like other people, my experience is abysmal. have submitted two RMA requests over the past 3 weeks but no RMA was issued. After submitting a message via thier chat service (they werent quite open however) a person emailed and asked for me to submit all my specifics. I did and just like the very first RMA request, no response. HORRID buyer service! will never ever buy their items once more.

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Just got a single to replace the BFG PS in my son's Pc. It appears to have a lot more muscle than the BFG 650w. Price tag is way less expensive although. Never has a Diablotek before, but lately has been hearing some fantastic words from our tech about it. It functions out pretty excellent. Way to go, Diablo. I do not a lot like the green packaging. other than that, none bothers me.

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well it was a fantastic cost and looks sweet idk i got it and put it into a new create, which i dont have every little thing for yet, i nonetheless need to have a video card and RAM but it need to nonetheless power on. but it powered on for like half a second and then absolutely nothing. Nonetheless the lights on the mobo did keep on so i tried it in my old personal computer which only had a 330w (the new one particular is a 650w) PSU in it and it wouldnt even power this up i tried that like 3 times and nonetheless exact same issue old one worked new a single didnt. When i asked for a replacement newegg told me to speak to the manufacture and so i did. That was three or four days ago and they nevertheless never got back to me so what am i supposed to do wait for the 30 days to be up and be stuck with a negative PSU?

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quiet, sturdy, price is awsome none however

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functions properly, a lot of connections and anything is separated well none

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Powers every thing I need it to. Some of the cables are a little short, its kinda annoying.

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Works excellent. Air coming out of it is about the identical as outside temperature. Runs my computer just fine with power to spare for upgrades. Not really that a lot of a con but:Was a tiny challenging to line the screws up with my AZZA Orion 202 but was able to function it in just fineCables are a small tricky to work and can be a challenge to get about my enormous graphics card. Could be a problem for crossfire or SLI. Got this since it was inexpensive for my first create:CPU: AMD Athlon II X2 240 Regor 2.8GHz Socket AM3 65W Dual-Core Processor Model ADX240OCGQBOXMB : ASRock M3A770DE AM3 AMD 770 ATX AMD MotherboardGraphics: XFX HD-577A-ZNDC Radeon HD 5770 XXX Edition 1GB 128-bit DDR5 PCI Express 2. x16 HDCP Prepared CrossFireX Assistance Video CardRAM: Patriot 2GB 240-Pin DDR3 SDRAM DDR3 1333 (PC3 10600) Desktop Memory Model PSD32G13332Im going to upgrade to a Phenom II X4 965 soon and another stick of RAM as effectively as an additional 5770

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We replaced my mom's dead 480w Thermaltake with this guy, and every little thing is running smooth and really. This is a rather burly PSU. I had to eliminate the blowhole fan in a mid-tower ATX case just to fit it in. Unless you desperately want a blowhole fan for some purpose, you need to be fine with this guy.

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-Works nicely-No difficulties so far-Adequate connectors-Simple to control wires -It's not an 850W for the very same value, ha ha. Fits in my box properly, and it runs my pc without complaining. Not too noisy, as far as I can tell. Very good PSU.

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Sleeved cables are sleek and nicely built.I was worried, but there were additional than enough power connectors for all the fans in my Antec 300 case.Lots of SATA connectors. It is still a con, but I think it will go away in a whilst. Diablotek is just a name you don't hear much since they're so new. The only con of acquiring this is the worry that you are shopping for an inferior product since it is such a new corporation and this is so low-cost. Trust the positive critiques though - this does the job. I have a Phenom II X4 955 and a Radeon HD 4890 in this build. The 4890 is renowned for pulling substantially energy, but this supply powers this setup just fine.

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Uncomplicated to set up. Functions like it needs to none long story brief this was needed to support a larger video card. It works. And was simple to install. Much more then that I couldn't ask.

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Worked decently...while it was operating. Failed right after two months. I noticed when my system was beneath load that it sounded like the PS couldn't keep up and the whole laptop or computer would kinda bog down. I could hear all the fans slow down a small.

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no actual complaints, seem to be a great power provide for the income. none so far

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It operates...lol. It doesn't seem to be any louder then my old PSU, which is a plus. My machine is loud adequate as it is.I like that it has a 8-pin plug and two 6ư pins. That's convenient.Cost wasn't to poor for becoming 650watts.Cables are nice an lengthy...extremely extended. Overall, it's nice.Also, it's black so it matched my case, :D Not a massive con, additional of complaint. The screw holes didn't match up. Only 1 was somewhat close.The rest I had to force in lol.Other then this, I see absolutely nothing else incorrect with it? I adore it when all the parts match the case.

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Plenty of connectors has 2x6 pin for newer video cards as well as 2x8 pin which is truly a 6-pin ư pin so you can use sli with 6 pin video cards.. the cables are pre-bound so its good and neat Its not modular =( but hey 650w with decent cable length and a bajillion connectors who would possibly complain.. get 1

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Works fineNoise level acceptable for 650 WCheap Perhaps I got a slightly defective item - the fan keeps generating a clicking sound. The clicking sound is quite noticeable and its speed is about three clicks per second. I'm not certain if it's rubbing against some parts internally, but I know the fan is not hitting something externally. However, this psu still functions and I don't want to waste the funds and effort of acquiring a new 1.

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Needed a additional powerful PSU for a new create. Started with a Coolmax 600w but just wasn't undertaking sufficient to run games on an MSI 890FXA-GD70 / AMD Phenom II 970 quad combo. Very first thought the XFX HD5670 was starved. Soon after adding this PSU, the video card failed so upgraded once again to XFX HD5830. Program sores!!! Quiet, cool, no glitches. Cables lengthy sufficient. None at all. Sorry for others having problems. We're completely content with our Diablotek. Overclocking 4Gb DDR3 1600 no difficulties. Has a 3 year warranty. Purchased the additional year for 6.99. Figure that it's worth it, just in case.

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Steady power by means of the lines. Powers a phenom x4 with four hdds just fine. none The fan is far from silent, but it is not too noisy. I would say that it is not much more than an typical house user would expect to hear from their computer system.Great for a client build...