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Thinking about upgrading
your high performance PC? These days adding a new video card or
even an upgraded processor can trigger a domino effect of necessary
upgrades. More often than not upgrading the power supply is
critical to the life and performance of your new build. Today we
will be looking at the latest 800 Watt Ultra power supply; the X-Finity.

Ultra Products first came to my
attention with the Ultra X-Connect series of power supplies. Love
them or hate them; there is no denying the fact that these modular units
helped make modular power supplies so common today. The X-Finity
packaging is both attractive and packs a lot of useful information onto the cover. The
most appealing features to me are the Quad +12V rails and the SLI
certification. Of course, the 800 Watt rating can't be all bad!
The X-Finity is also covered by a Limited Lifetime Warranty that must be
triggered through an
online registration process. This new warranty shows Ultra
Products commitment to product quality.

The sides of the package echo the
information found on the front. It may be hard to tell from the
images but the X-Finity also uses a rather unique look for the cabling
also they call FlexForce. The packaging does a nice job of
covering the connections and specifications but the actual power ratings
and rails are not listed on the packaging at all.
"NEW!
X-Finity 800 Watt PSU with Active PFC
The sizzling new X-Finity 800W APFC PSU delivers the perfect combination
of stability and continuous power while also utilizing Ultra’s
award-winning FlexForce cabling system for improved airflow and
aesthetics. This new X-Finity 800W includes Active PFC (power factor
correction) and is housed in a sturdy black anodized aluminum housing.
The X-Finity's components are cooled by two 80MM fans.
Ultra's specially
engineered FlexForce cable design promotes easy cable management and 30%
better airflow than ordinary cables by allowing easy cable routing under
the motherboard, behind drive bays... anywhere that gets typically
unsightly power supply cables out of the way of airflow." ~
Ultra Products
Specifications:
Output:
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AC
INPUT
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115V/230V 10A/6A 60/50Hz
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MAX
OUTPUT
CURRENT
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+5V
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+3.3V
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+12V1
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+12v2
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+12v3
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+12v4
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-12V
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+5VSB
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30A
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30A
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20A
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20A
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20A
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20A
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0.5A
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3A
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800W
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Max
Combined
Watts
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160W
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660W
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6W
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15W
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780W
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21 W
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800W
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Total Output Power:
800W (Full Load, Nominal Input Voltage)
Efficiency:
78% Typical at Full Load and Nominal Input Voltage
Input:
AC Input Voltage: Automatic Full Range (100-240 VAC)
AC Input Frequency: 50-60Hz
AC Input Currents:
· 12A (RMS) at 115VAC input
· 8A (RMS) at 230VAC input
Product Details:
- Weight: 7.00 lbs.
- Length: 7.25"
- Width: 5.90"
- Height: 3.40"
Connectors
Available:
- 1 - 20/24 Pin Motherboard Connector
- 8 - 4 Pin Molex Connectors
- 2 - 4 Pin Floppy Power Connectors
- 2 - PCI Express Connectors
- 4 - SATA Connectors
- 1 - 8 Pin EPS Connector / 1 - 4 Pin
+12V Motherboard Connector
- 1 - AST Controlled CPU Fan Connector
- 2 - AST Thermo-controlled Chassis
Fan Connector
- 1 - PSU Fan RPM monitor Connector
Additional Features:
- Supports AMD and Intel Motherboards
- Low Acoustic Noise
- Dual 80mm Fans
- Meets ATX Version 2.03, and
ATX 12V Version 2.2 Specifications
- Short Circuit Protection
- In-Rush Current Protection
- Thermal Overload Cutoff Protection
- MTBF > 100,000 Hours at Full Load,
110VAC and 25°C Ambient Condition
- FCC and UL Recognized
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What is FlexForce? |
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Manageable
- FlexForce Cables are designed to be easily routed
and hidden within your case.
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Increased Airflow - Special design
promotes easy cable management and 30% better
airflow than ordinary cables by easily routing cable
under the motherboard, behind drive bays, etc.
- Design
- Cables are dressed in a sleek looking
titanium like finish.
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What is AST (After Spin Technology)? |
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Spin Technology is used to quiet the system and aid in
prolonging the life of your components. Connectors for chassis
fans are thermostatically controlled; RPM's are reduced when
temperatures inside the case are low. PSU, chassis and CPU fan
connectors remain spinning several minutes after the PC is
powered down allowing the system to gradually cool down after
use. |
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