Enermax EG451P-VE PCSTATS Review - Full Specs and Results

Model No.				EG451P-VE
I/P	Voltage rating			90V~135V AC or 180V~265V AC (selected by slide switch)
	Iin=115/230Vac			12A/7A
	Frequency			47Hz~63Hz
	Inrush current			40A max. / 115V; 80A max. / 230V (at cold start)
O/P	DC Voltage	Ripple & Noise	Total Reg.	Output current rating MIN / MAX
	3.3V	50mV	4%	0A / 35A
	+5V	50mV	5%	11A / 44A
	+12V	120mV	5%	3.75A / 15A
	-5V	50mV	10%	0A / 2A
	-12V	120mV	10%	0A / 1A
	+5Vsb	50mV	5%	0A / 1.8A
	3.3V & +5V			220W
	TOTAL O/P			431W
Hold up time				17ms min. at 230V AC full load
Over Power Protection				105%~160% of max load
Over Voltage Protection				+5V: 5.6V~6.9V +3.3V: 3.7V~4.5V
Efficiency				70% min. at full load
Cooling				Air convention by +12V DC fan
Operation Temperature				0^oC~25^oCfor full rating of load, decrease to zero Watts O/P at 70^oC
Storage Temperature				-20^oC~80^oC
Humidity				Operating: to 85% relative humidity , non-condensing At 25^oC Storage : to 95% relative humidity , non-condensing At 50^oC
MTBF				100K hours at 25^oC, 70% full rated load
EMC				EN 55022 Class B FCC Class B IEC 801-2, 3, 4, 5
Dimension				W150 x H86 x D140 (mm)

Well the test was a bit easier than I would have thought. I could not get the computer to even start using a 250W power supply and the MC1000. With the Enermax 431W powerhouse cpu temperatures hovered around 7.3 C using the MC1000 and a lapped Celeron 366.

In conclusion if you want to install one of the most powerful power supples out there, the Enermax EG451P-VE is an excellent solution. It's price is very reasonable, it is one of the quietest powersupplies we've seen anywhere, and it is packed full of features that will extend its life span for many years down the road. For the overclocker with multiple thermoelectric devices the high current of the Enermax may help you run your TEC's cooler if they had been starved for electricity before. All in all this is one damn good powersupply!