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Enermax EG351P-VE Power supply - FrostyTech.com Enermax EG351P-VE Power supply
Fri Feb 23, 2001 | 7:34P| PermaLink
The Enermax EG351P-VE has two fans, one located on the rear and one more right above the CPU which happens to be called "Super Cool" by Enermax. The single fan Seventeam ST300GL has already drove me mad with it's terrible noise output and I was very skeptical about the claims that the two fans are silent. Later on in the review, we'll find out for sure how loud it really is. The cables are another exceptional thing about this power supply, the main ATX power cable being wrapped in a braided enclosure, shrink wrapped at the end. The normal 4 pin connectors are among the best I have seen. They go in with a positive feel and you don't have to push it in hard unlike some power supplies with connectors that are really really tight. The connectors are all gold plated and this is even better because gold virtually "fuses" itself to connectors (now you know why they use it in hi-fi and audio) allowing for better signal or current transfer.
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