SS-301HT: a pictorial
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I have never heard an S12. So I can't give you any 100% guarantee, but...
It has the same fan controller.
It has the same fan (as the first version of the S12) minus the RPM wire.
It has (about?) the same high efficiency.
So I can't think of any reason why it would sound different. I certainly have never heard a fanned PSU that made less sound when in use than this one.
It has the same fan controller.
It has the same fan (as the first version of the S12) minus the RPM wire.
It has (about?) the same high efficiency.
So I can't think of any reason why it would sound different. I certainly have never heard a fanned PSU that made less sound when in use than this one.
Hi,
Thanks Tibors for sharing your experience ,
I put today an order on these german website for the s12 500 and didn't read the other replies that I had already sent an email to Mr Hentschel in order to have the insurance of his package improvement , so I will relate the answer and the state of the package if I make the deal.
Thanks Tibors for sharing your experience ,
I put today an order on these german website for the s12 500 and didn't read the other replies that I had already sent an email to Mr Hentschel in order to have the insurance of his package improvement , so I will relate the answer and the state of the package if I make the deal.
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Re: SS-301HT: a pictorial
Does anyone know where I can get a 4-pin IDE to two 5V and a 12V fan headers converter from in the UK?Tibors wrote: As this is a OEM PSU the following things are NOT included: power cable, installation guide, cable management kit, screws, 24-to-20-pin ATX adapter, warranty sheet, and a 4-pin IDE to two 5V and a 12V fan headers.
Or failing that, a proper name for it so I can search about myself.
Thanks,
Matt
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Zalman multi fan connector @ google.co.uk
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Thanks Tibors,Tibors wrote:Zalman multi fan connector @ google.co.uk
I've just bought the SS-401HT from Xcase. A bit peeved that they advertised it as an OEM S12-430 without mentioning the differences. All they said was the colour different.
As a result I've just spent all day on this forum trying to find out if I've been ripped off but I've concluded that all I really need is these fan cable adapters to make it functionally the same.
Ta muchly.
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I just purchased an SS-301HT full range from http://sh-edv-vertrieb.de/. After opening it, I noticed it has the same Adda fan and Japanese caps as the new version of the S12's. Just for you to know
The prices for the 301 HT of sh EDV are quite interesting, more than one year ago I had to pay about EUR 38 at condat.com (their shop is down, so I can't tell the price over there).
http://www.geizhals.at/eu/a163902.html. In case anybody has some problem with German I could try to translate. The prices include VAT (16%).[/quote]
By the way: my 301HT with Yate Loon fan still works without any problems and it is still very very quiet
http://www.geizhals.at/eu/a163902.html. In case anybody has some problem with German I could try to translate. The prices include VAT (16%).[/quote]
By the way: my 301HT with Yate Loon fan still works without any problems and it is still very very quiet