Power 600W
Selecting the appropriate power supply will ensure safe operation of our computer. Power is a parameter that means the amount of energy that can be supplied to components. 600W power supplies are usually intended for computers used for office work and basic entertainment functions. To check this accurately, you need to take into account the power requirements of all configuration elements. You can add it up yourself or use calculators available on the Internet.
No modular cabling
In this type of power supplies, users cannot disconnect cables that will not be used to operate the computer. When choosing this type of power supply, remember about the appropriate casing, which will allow for proper cabling arrangement to avoid the tangle effect. However, much more order will be provided by a modular power supply in which unnecessary cables can be easily removed. The choice, of course, depends on the user's personal preferences. Many power supplies on the market still do not offer modular cabling.
ATX
This is the most universal and most common standard of computer power supplies. It has found wide application. It will work well with both simpler configurations intended for office work and gaming devices. The height and width of this type of power supplies are specified in the standard. However, the length depends on the power of the device and increases proportionally. This is an important issue when selecting the appropriate housing, which should be adapted to the size of the power supply.
Active cooling
Active cooling is very efficient and perfectly ensures the proper operation of the computer. Moreover, it is now standard. Its disadvantage is that it is slightly noisier. The slight noise can be reduced by installing larger diameter fans. This size will make it rotate slower. It is also worth looking for devices on the market equipped with fans whose rotation speed is adjusted to the temperature of the device. As the temperature increases, the faster the rotation.
PFC system active
The PFC circuit allows for power factor correction to minimize losses in transmission lines. Active systems adapt to the conditions in a given network. This directly affects the ability to achieve high performance of the power supply. The power factor range is from 0.9 to 0.99. This is not a parameter that would significantly affect the comfort of using the computer. However, it is a more ecological solution, which may be important for many customers.
