ePOWER EP-350-CD UNI 350W Dedicated Graphic Card and CPU Power Supply
Category: Power Supply
Manufacturer: Topower Computer Industrial Co., Ltd
Provided by: ePower Technology
Model: EP-350-CD UNI 350W
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The Test
For the testing purposes, ePOWER EP-350-CD UNI 350W Dedicated Graphic Card and CPU Power Supply was installed in the system with the following components:| Test Platform | |
| CPU | Intel Core 2 Quad Q6600 @ 3.0GHZ |
| Motherboard | Asus P5K Premium |
| RAM | 4GB (2x2GB) G.Skill DDR2 1000 |
| Graphics card(s) | eVGA 8800 GTX |
| Drive(s) | 3x36GB WD Raptors ADFD in RAID 0, 2x320GB Seagate Barracuda 7200.10 in RAID 1 |
| CPU Cooling | Swiftech MCP 650 Water Pump, Apogee GT, Dual Heatercore radiator |
| Sound | Sound Blaster X-Fi XtremeMusic |
| Other Devices | Asus DRW-0804P Optical Drive, Media Card reader/Floppy Drive combo |
| Fans | 5x120mm, 1x80mm, 1x60mm, 1x40mm, Corsair Dominator RAM cooler |
| Case | LIAN LI PC-V2100B |
| Operating System | Vista Ultimate 32-bit |
Idle voltages were measured by powering the system at the default speeds, and voltages with no applications were running for at least 30 minutes.
The load condition was established by running loops of the SM graphics test from 3DMark06 at 1600x1200 resolution with enabled 8x AA and 16x AF for 24 hours. All voltage rails were measured using a digital multimeter by tapping into various connectors. In addition to these stressful application running, the graphics card was overclocked.
The ePOWER EP-350-CD UNI has a very good voltage regulation. Voltage fluctuations were minimal and stayed well within ATX standards. Three 40mm fans were fairly quite and kept power supply cool.