@TheUrzur They're okay... they're built fairly well, but the newest ones that I have seen are using Teapo and Capxon capacitors. I have seen several fairly new Bestecs in non-working condition due to these capacitors failing. Definitely stay away from the old ATX-250-12E eMachines power supplies because they have faulty 5vsb rails that have been known to kill motherboards.
@CubeComputerChannel thanks for your reply. I dont know much about psus. Only good manufacturer I know is Delta Electronics, but I have noticed they have bestec as a spare part in same pcs as Delta psu was in so I asked.
@MrLookeyLew Look for model numbers on the PCB, though in some cases, many manufacturers use the same PCB for different wattage models, so it can be difficult.
@MrLookeyLew I missed these by mistake, though you'll only find these getting used in high end systems with graphics cards that require the needed power.
Thanks a lot for taking the time to explain us beginners in electronics the basic concepts of how a power supply works. Your efforts are appreciated. Good Video.
@RagnisArmus Having multiple leads allows more power to be carried with minimal line loss (resistance which drops the voltage). This is why newer EPS12V connections have 4 12v lines and 4 grounds.
Good shit bro
sickstyseven 1 week ago
is bestec a good manufacturer?
TheUrzur 3 weeks ago
@TheUrzur They're okay... they're built fairly well, but the newest ones that I have seen are using Teapo and Capxon capacitors. I have seen several fairly new Bestecs in non-working condition due to these capacitors failing. Definitely stay away from the old ATX-250-12E eMachines power supplies because they have faulty 5vsb rails that have been known to kill motherboards.
CubeComputerChannel 3 weeks ago
@CubeComputerChannel thanks for your reply. I dont know much about psus. Only good manufacturer I know is Delta Electronics, but I have noticed they have bestec as a spare part in same pcs as Delta psu was in so I asked.
TheUrzur 3 weeks ago
How can you determin wattage of a Power supply when it's origanal metal case has been discarded?
MrLookeyLew 4 months ago
@MrLookeyLew Look for model numbers on the PCB, though in some cases, many manufacturers use the same PCB for different wattage models, so it can be difficult.
CubeComputerChannel 4 months ago
I noticed you didnt cover additional auxillary 3pin connectors and 6pin motherboard or PCIe connectors. Thanks! Great Video!
MrLookeyLew 4 months ago
@MrLookeyLew I missed these by mistake, though you'll only find these getting used in high end systems with graphics cards that require the needed power.
CubeComputerChannel 4 months ago
Thanks a lot for taking the time to explain us beginners in electronics the basic concepts of how a power supply works. Your efforts are appreciated. Good Video.
supermoniker2 6 months ago
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CubeComputerChannel 6 months ago
Why does the CPU connector have two 12V leads and two ground leads?
RagnisArmus 7 months ago
@RagnisArmus Having multiple leads allows more power to be carried with minimal line loss (resistance which drops the voltage). This is why newer EPS12V connections have 4 12v lines and 4 grounds.
CubeComputerChannel 7 months ago
@dxproductions100 No I'm not.
CubeComputerChannel 7 months ago
Great explanation of how power supplies work for beginners :) Thanks for the vid man, appreciate it :)
pisnahuj10 7 months ago