AeroCool VX Plus 600W power supply Review

A year ago, I put such a block in my parents' computer, which I later regretted. A week ago, when the computer was turned on, no image appeared (I tried a discrete video card and a built-in motherboard). I disconnected all peripherals, RAM, disks - the result is the same. I already thought that the motherboard burned out, but after connecting the old power supply, the computer came to life. The culprit is the VX 600 Plus. Coincidence or not, but after replacing the PSU, it turned out that the…

In general, I recommend the block only for mini atx the photo will show that the hdd power cable cannot be put anywhere, everything else managed to hide the board

He worked for two weeks and then died, taking the motherboard with him. Guys, it's better to overpay, but take something more reliable from this series 80% of the marriage.

A good power supply is quiet, the price is not high, there are few sata connectors and those that are not very conveniently located.

If you do not load the system, then everything is decorous and quiet. as soon as you turn on the game, the noise is like in an airplane . in short, not for gaming systems.

Its pros: Cheap, will go for a start. I took it under 1660 super, no complaints were noticed in the work for 8 months. Some cons: Noisy, but it doesn't really bother me. Now I'm thinking of replacing it. I’ll play it safe and take a better one, because in the future I don’t want to lose components.

The power supply, installed two years ago, began to give voltage drops. Iron felt sorry. We put in a new power supply, Aerocool of the budget line. Connected - working.

Got pros: Everything is standard, you can note the silence of work Price quality Cons below: the length of the cables is short and the location of the Sata and IDA power connectors on the same cable is questionable

Along the way, all Chinese blocks for charging phones and an old washing machine burned out, all new appliances are in order. Got pros: Works good. Noisy, but barely audible, absolutely not critical for me. Cons: There was a power surge in the network, and the unit broke / burned out. I thought it was worth protecting against such jumps. Hope it can be repaired.

I didn’t look at tests and disassemblies, I don’t know what components, pulsations, protections, etc. are in it. Everything is interrupted by the noise from work, during office work it is tolerable. But when you start any 3D game, it howls so that it is not comfortable even with headphones. According to the i5-3570 and GTX1066, this is not a very big load for the declared power, I don’t understand why he is yelling like that

I bought it, because mine burned out, 2 weeks have passed, it works fine, there are no complaints. Photos, I beg your pardon, will not be, because. Too lazy to disassemble the system. Just trust that it matches the image that is presented.

There is no input filter, so I don’t recommend plugging it directly into an outlet without a surge protector, and I don’t recommend buying it at all. No APFC, i. E. there is practically no surge protection in the outlet. There is protection against short circuit at the output, i. E. in the event that the mother or something else burns out from voltage surges, the power supply unit will remain alive, but simply turn off. I advise you to look for the same money for a power supply unit of less…

a good option for an entry-level gaming pc, even for an average one. i don't overheat, i don't have any drawdowns, and the fan runs smoothly.

Got pros: Everything is great for this price All glands feed Very quiet Cons: The wires are not braided (in principle, not critical) No certificate 80+ (at least bronze would be desirable)

In general, an excellent budget option, it is better than an incomprehensible bu at flea markets for 1200-2022, but you need to understand that it is still for budget assemblies. Different pros: - Good wire length, can do cable management - Acceptable quality for your money (took for 2500) - Not bad pulls voracious cards level HD 6970 - Didn't notice the noise - Have all the necessary protection - There is a power cable in the kit and some kind of box, not a stupid bag. Its cons: - Although the

It works for a month - it is stable, quiet and the efficiency suits, the main thing is that it works out the money invested in it. I am satisfied. If only he continued to work at such a pace. Got pros: Well, in general, everything is not bad, with a good power reserve, the efficiency is normal, the cables seem to be thick, but they could be longer in length) and so it will go, at least for the amount for which I bought it. Its cons: Simple, it stays budget. A little noisy, but it doesn't…

Worked for 1.5 months. At first it started randomly shutting down. After 30 minutes, somehow miraculously came to life. On the third time, he completely turned off. When trying to turn it on, the b/p cooler twitched, making a couple of turns and silence. Well, at least I didn’t take expensive components with me. The store accepted it for examination for up to 45 days. I immediately bought a be quiet system power 9 500W, the computer came to life.

Normal nothing remarkable, works as it should, freely pulls the system (R5 2600G + B450 Pro4 + GFX1070 + HDD 3.5 + SDD + 8 GB RAM)

I can recommend for working and more or less gaming computers, if only you have enough power, if your computer eats about 500 watts - you can safely take it, if more than 550 - then it's better to take a power supply with a margin. My system is about 500 and eats. Got pros: Well, in general, I can’t say anything bad, for a couple of weeks of work, he left only a good impression about himself. The noise level is small, there is no vibration, the cable is of normal length, and there are enough…

Some pros: Overall a good power supply. Build quality will do for the budget segment. Cons below: Noisy. As if the fan screw catches the case. Terribly annoying. Either the vibrations from it go into the body, which I doubt very much.