Seasonic SS-350ATC 350W Internal Pictures (from Arctic Cooling Silentium T2 case)

[Per Hansson]

Here is a pretty cool Seasonic powersupply, it has two custom designed temperature controlled 80mm fans on it's top and is located at the bottom front (a la Lian-Li) of the Arctic Cooling Silentium T2 case. As far as I know this is the only place you will find this PSU.




It is rated at 350w

It has a 220uf primary cap that I would really like to know what manufacturer it has, according to an e-mail I got from Seasonic they use Hitachi caps in their powersupplies... It is makred "HP3 85°C 220uF 400VDC" and "38B5" on it's back... with this logo:


On the secondary side there is a real cocktail of capacitors... 6x United Chemi-con, 2x OST. 2x PCE-TUR and 1 Rubycon

BRAND:		Cap(uF)	VDC	Max Temp:	Date:		Model:	PCS:
PCE-TUR		  470uF	16v	105°C		   0401			1x
PCE-TUR	 	  47uF	25v	105°C		   0401			1x
Rubycon	 	  47uF	50v	105°C		  A0344		YXG	1x
United Chemi-con  220Uf	16V	(M)105°C	4(7) 3W		KMG	1x
OST		 4700uF	10v	105°C		   0430		RLS	2x
United Chemi-con 2200uF	10V	(M)105°C	4(7) 4a		KY	3x
United Chemi-con 1000uF	16v					KY	1x
United Chemi-con 2200uF	16v	(M)105°C	4(7) 6G		KZE	1x

Pulse Wide Modulation (PWM) and Power Factor Correction (PFC) Control Circuit by Infineon TDA 16888 (And a 47uF PCE-TUR cap)


The PSU looks a bit strange since there is no bottom; it is provided by the T2 case itself...


The fully assembled case in all it's glory, nevermind the "nice" caps on the mainboard