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Introducing: LEPA G900, power supply for big cats

We reached the end of our short presentation, but to see the LEPA G900 model was a good choice, that was enough. As you can read in the article, this power supply is essentially the same as the MODU87, Enermax, at least in terms of its topology.
Thanks to the modular design and the separate circuit boards, the design has become sufficiently ventilated, so the large fan can be well ventilated even at low speeds.
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We can also be satisfied with the output side. The four 12-volt branches can be loaded up to 30 amps per piece, which is a really impressive value. The PWM design of the 5- and 3,3-volt branches is quite rare, especially in the upper category, because although it has a good effect on both efficiency and output stability, it is quite expensive due to the built-in extra components, so to speak, gentlemanly mischief.
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There should be no problem with the design, the quality of the components used, as all components are branded, down to the last capacitor. The quality of the solders is perfect, the implantation of the parts as well, so we can safely say that although the name has changed, the Enermax quality has remained.
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It is still a question for us what the manufacturer aims to do to bring a new brand to the market alongside Enermax while maintaining the same quality and target market. We don't want to be smart, hopefully in the not too distant future this will be revealed as well.
In the meantime, for those who are thinking of a LEPA G900 unit, we can tell them to do so calmly. Based on what has been described above, we suspect that they will not be disappointed!

The price of the Lepa G900 is ~ 46 thousand HUF increased by the value added tax. Anyone who likes it can run For Bluechip to buy!

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