N.Broekhuijsen Distinguished Jun 17, 2009 3,098 0 20,860 Jul 1, 2013 #1 Antec has rolled out its new VP550F Power Supply. Antec Introduces VP F Series PSUs : Read more
iam2thecrowe Glorious Jul 4, 2010 10,590 21 44,965 Jul 1, 2013 #2 so if the VP-F offers the same as the VP-P, what is the difference?
D Deleted member 217926 Guest Jul 1, 2013 #3 I think the VP-F will be a variant of the VP-P for 120VAC. They are all made by Delta so should be solid units for the price.
I think the VP-F will be a variant of the VP-P for 120VAC. They are all made by Delta so should be solid units for the price.
BulkZerker Distinguished Apr 19, 2010 846 8 18,995 Jul 1, 2013 #4 Make one with single rails and a 250 watt output and ill buy em by the pallet!
ko888 Titan Feb 18, 2009 16,706 41 84,990 Jul 1, 2013 #5 iam2thecrowe : so if the VP-F offers the same as the VP-P, what is the difference? The VP-P only supports 200 - 240VAC input whereas the VP-F supports 100 VAC - 240VAC. The VP-P has much stronger maximum combined +12V rails than the VP-F. On the 550 Watt model the VP550P has 45 Amps whereas the VP550F has 37 Amps.
iam2thecrowe : so if the VP-F offers the same as the VP-P, what is the difference? The VP-P only supports 200 - 240VAC input whereas the VP-F supports 100 VAC - 240VAC. The VP-P has much stronger maximum combined +12V rails than the VP-F. On the 550 Watt model the VP550P has 45 Amps whereas the VP550F has 37 Amps.
lunyone Splendid Feb 22, 2006 6,517 0 26,960 Jul 1, 2013 #6 Well I'm betting that these won't be Haswell certified, since they are only going to be 80 PLUS certified, but I could be wrong.
Well I'm betting that these won't be Haswell certified, since they are only going to be 80 PLUS certified, but I could be wrong.