DeepCool PX1200G ATX 3.0 Gold Power Supply Review
Peter Donnell / 11 months ago
A Closer Look
This is a nice-looking PSU, I love this huge mesh on the fan, it looks pretty cool, albeit if this was on an open test bench, it’s at risk of things falling into it. I can pretty much poke a finger into the fan the gaps are that big.
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There’s a good range of connectors, with five PCIE/CPU connectors, three peripherals, and the motherboard connector.
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And there’s also a 12VHWR in a lovely aqua colour that matches the DeepCool branding colours.
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There are no branding stickers on the sides, just the tiny DeepCool logo in the corners, which is rare to see, there’s often a big sticker on the side of a PSU.
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Around the back, there’s a lot of ventilation, which should obviously be great for overall cooling performance. Much like the 12VHPWR port, the power switch is also in that funky colour. There’s also a hybrid fan switch, allowing a zero RPM mode at low loads or temperatures, or just a constant fan.
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Finally, on the bottom of the PSU, there’s the specifications sticker, again, all pretty straightforward stuff.
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