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Xilence Power Quiet PSUs
 | XP480 Redwing 480W Rev3 Quiet PSU [50 in stock]  (5 customer reviews) | €50,36 (€60,43 inc. TVA) |
The third generation Xilence power supply units - exciting design, latest technology and top quality. In the current revision, every power supply series has been completely revised. The results are not only impressive due to the high-efficiency technology, but also due to the new design and even better equipment. The connections have been coordinated to current systems and due to the increased energy efficiency, the power packages are even cooler and quieter.
All PSUs feature Molex plug easy-grip connectors, allowing the user to remove any plug with little hassle. See the specification table below for a full list of available connectors for each PSU.
Specifications
| Model Number | XP480 |
| ATX12V Version | v2.3 |
| 20+4 pin ATX Connector | Yes |
| ATX12V (4+4-pin) support | Yes |
| PCI-E support (6+2 pin) | Yes |
| Number of floppy drive connectors | 1 |
| Number of hard drive connectors | 2 |
| Number of SATA power connectors | 4 |
| Master power on/off switch | Yes |
| Acoustic noise level | 20 to 24 dB(A) |
| Fan size | 120mm |
| Mains input voltage selection | Full-range |
| Length of motherboard power cable | 45 cm (approx) |
| +3.3V maximum output current | 26 A |
| +5V maximum output current | 28 A |
| Total +12V maximum output current | 38 A |
| +12V1 maximum output current | 18 A |
| +12V2 maximum output current | 20 A |
| +5VSB maximum standby current | 2.5 A |
| Mains input voltage | 110-240 VAC, 50-60 Hz |
| Physical dimensions | Standard ATX (86 x 150 x 140 mm) |
| Fan speed control | Temperature Controlled |
| Certificates | CE, RoHS, TUV, POCT |
| Warranty | 24 months |
| EAN barcode | 4044953105869 |
Customer Reviews
Xilence 480W x (5)
Andrew Stoker - Posted: 31 Oct 2011 13:57 (8/10)
I bought one of these to replace the totally fanless PSU that got nuked by a power spike in my old quiet running PC. As other reviewers note, this is not totally silent, however it _is_ extremely quiet - the HD makes more noise than this excellent device.
Anonymous - Posted: 6 Jun 2011 00:08 (10/10)
It is not real silent PSU but very QUIET 20~24 db(A). I really recommend it. Price is fairly good I guess so! It has a red fan size 120mm. Product's box is well designed.
Anonymous - Posted: 3 Oct 2009 18:30 (10/10)
I bought this PSU as a replacement for a faulty Coolermaster I had. I was hoping it would be quieter than the old unit and i was astonished I thought the power button on my pc had broken there was almost no noise what so ever. Well impressed with Quiet PC will use again for sure!!
Anonymous - Posted: 30 Apr 2009 22:00 (5/10)
This is a good PSU and fairly quiet but I can still hear it! I previously had a unit which was totally silent so I'm probably more sensitive...
Anonymous - Posted: 6 Dec 2008 11:15 (10/10)
Very pleased with my purchase. I was having a lot of trouble with my PC when a knowledgeable acquaintance suggested it might be a faulty PSU. The new PSU was a piece of cake to fit. The only worrying bit was trying to figure out why the PSU had a 8 pin ATX 2.2 connector and my motherboard had 4 pins. In the end I crossed my fingers and hoped for the best and discovered it plugged in no problem and just left four holes on the PSU connector unused. The PC now works a dream and is very quiet.
See also:
Ultra-Quiet PSUs 400W to 500W
Ultra-Quiet PSUs 501W to 600W
