Review on Deepcool DA700 80 Plus Bronze Certified ATX Power Supply: Advanced Flat Cable Design for Enhanced Efficiency by Bali Benkgonk ᠌

The organization of power cables is not as convenient as it is in models that are a little more expensive (I also considered be quiet! and EVGA), where the case has pins for individual connections. Here, everything goes in a heap, and you can distribute it however you like, regardless of which part of the contacts is actually needed. The advantages of it include the following: He has been working in this position for the past three years. There were no issues throughout the installation, and there were no malfunctions that were noticed. The following are some of its negative aspects: In spite of consistent cleaning, after roughly two years it started making a noise that was sometimes similar to an airplane taking off. There were no issues with the power supply; however, there was clearly something wrong with the internal cooler. I attempted to disassemble it and blow through all of the insides individually (thus depriving myself of the guarantee; as they say, being an evil Pinocchio to himself), but this did not work. There is a crackling and tapping sound coming from the cooler on occasion at the home of a friend who has the identical model.