Powercolor Gaming 600W Power Supply Review

1. Introduction2. The Powercolor Gaming 600W Power Supply (External)3. The Powercolor Gaming 600W Power Supply (Internal)4. Testing Methodology and Results5. Closing Thoughts6. View All Pages

The Powercolor 600W Gaming Series power supply ships in an attractively designed heavy duty box. There is various information listed on all sides of the packaging.

Inside, a manual rests on top of the Powercolor PSU, which is encased in a soft protective material.

Powercolor supply several felt cable tidies, a manual, installation screws and a power cable for your specific region.

The power supply has a similar design ethic to the 1000W Extreme model we recently reviewed with modern tech based fonts and a sharp accented colour scheme, which is with this particular model, bright yellow.

The large 120mm fan takes centerstage at the top behind a black grill. When we open the chassis later we will have a closer look at this fan.

As we mentioned earlier, the Gaming range is not a modular design, so all the cables are supplied preinstalled. They are all sleeved and extra length (details below).

Cable lengths

1 x 20+4-Pin Main connector (600mm) 1 x 4+4-Pin ATX12V/EPS12V Connector (600mm) 1 x 6+2-Pin PCI-E connector （600mm) 1 x 6+2-Pin PCI-E connector （600mm) 3 x S-ATA connector (600mm+150mm+150mm) 3 x S-ATA connector (600mm+150mm+150mm) 3 x Molex Peripheral (600mm+150mm+150mm) 2 x Molex Peripheral + 1 x FDD connector (600mm+150mm+150mm)

The reverse side of the chassis is fully vented to aid with internal cooling, there is a power connector and power switch to the left.

The power supply is capable of delivering 22A to each of the 12v rails.

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