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Vultech GS-500B power supply unit vs Vultech GS-600R power supply unit

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  • 26specifications compared
  • 7differ
  • 19identical
  • 0known for one product only

Key differences

  • Total power
    • GS-500B power supply unit:500 W
    • GS-600R power supply unit:600 W
  • Max output current (+3.3V)
    • GS-500B power supply unit:21 A
    • GS-600R power supply unit:24 A
  • Max output current (+12V1)
    • GS-500B power supply unit:15 A
    • GS-600R power supply unit:17 A
  • Max output current (+5V)
    • GS-500B power supply unit:20 A
    • GS-600R power supply unit:22 A
  • Number of SATA power connectors
    • GS-500B power supply unit:2
    • GS-600R power supply unit:3
  • Fan diameter
    • GS-500B power supply unit:8 cm
    • GS-600R power supply unit:12 cm
  • Fan location
    • GS-500B power supply unit:Side
    • GS-600R power supply unit:Top

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Comparison of GS-500B, GS-600R
26 specifications
Power4 differ
Total powerDiffers500 W600 W
AC input voltage110 - 220 V110 - 220 V
AC input frequency50 - 60 Hz50 - 60 Hz
Max output current (+3.3V)Differs21 A24 A
Max output current (+12V1)Differs15 A17 A
Max output current (+12V2)14 A14 A
Max output current (+5V)Differs20 A22 A
Max output current (-12V)0.5 A0.5 A
Max output current (+5Vsb)2.5 A2.5 A
Ports & interfaces1 differ
Motherboard power connector20+4 pin ATX20+4 pin ATX
Number of SATA power connectorsDiffers23
Peripheral (Molex) power connectors (4-pin)22
CPU P4 connector (4-pin)11
Floppy drive power connector11
Cabling typeNon-ModularNon-Modular
Performanceidentical
PurposePCPC
Power supply unit (PSU) form factorATXATX
Noise level20 dB20 dB
Design2 differ
Product colourSilverSilver
Cooling typeActiveActive
Fan diameterDiffers8 cm12 cm
Number of fans1 fan(s)1 fan(s)
Fan locationDiffersSideTop
On/off switchYesYes
Certificatesidentical
Compliance certificatesRoHSRoHS
Other featuresidentical
Noise level (full-load mode, 100%)32 dB32 dB

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