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LEPA G500-MA 500 Watt Power Supply Review

By: (more) | Cases, Cooling & PSU Content | Posted: Jun 3, 2011 3:34 am
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TweakTown Rating: 86%    Manufacturer: LEPA

Inside the Box

 

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This is how the G500-MA is packed inside the box. There isn't any foam or bubble wrap protecting the power supply and it is free to shift around in the box side to side.

 

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After pulling the G500-MA out of the box, we noticed that it was scratched in several places. We can't help but think that this could have easily been prevented if the power supply was packed better. On top of the PSU is where you will find the I/O specification label.

 

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Both sides of the power supply display the same LEPA G500 logo.

 

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The front of the G500-MA houses the modular connectors.

 

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Taking a look at the back reveals a honeycomb mesh grill that is almost as unobstructed as possible with only the AC input, on/off switch and LEPA logo cluttering up the back.

 

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The gold 140mm fan can be found on the bottom of the power supply with a wire mesh grill protecting it.

 

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After we had handled the power supply a couple times and were putting it back together from taking pictures, we noticed that the power supply also had a broken fan grill. While we can't say that better packaging would have prevented this from happening, it surely couldn't have hurt considering the scratches visible in a few pictures above.

 


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