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Lian Li EG1200G ATX v3.1 power supply review – L-shaped drawer design for more elegant cabling

Topology and teardown

As you can see, the modular connections are located directly on the main circuit board (PCB). This minimizes energy losses as no additional connections are required between the modular and the motherboard. The heat sinks are large enough to handle the thermal loads of the platform and there is sufficient space between the components for good air circulation. This means that the cooling fan does not have to spin quickly to dissipate heat from inside the power supply.

The main transformer is surrounded by heat sinks that cool the 12V FETs on the active side of the board. The only daughter boards house the DC-DC converters responsible for the secondary rails. The design is modern and includes a half-bridge topology as well as an LLC resonant converter on the primary side to minimize energy losses. The controllers on the primary side are from Champion, and the APFC FETs are supplied by Oriental Semiconductor, which I am already familiar with from other platforms. Helly uses FETs from Chubese to keep costs down, as well as most of the capacitors on the secondary side. LTec, a capacitor manufacturer, did not have a particularly good reputation according to my brief research on the internet. However, I plan to check these capacitors more closely to see if they are reliable.

The fan, a crucial component that significantly affects the reliability of a power supply, is supplied by Hong Hua. It uses a fluid dynamic bearing, which ensures a long service life under normal operating conditions. In conclusion, the soldering quality is sufficiently good and will not cause any performance or reliability problems.

Component overview

Finally, I have listed all the components used for interested readers:

General Data
Manufacturer (OEM) Helly Technology
PCB Type Double-Sided
Primary Side
Transient Filter 2x Y caps, 2x X caps, 2x CM chokes, 1x MOV
Inrush Protection 1x NTC Thermistor MF73T-2 20/7 (20 ohm) & Relay
Bridge Rectifier(s)
2x GBU15J (600V, 15A @ 100°C)
APFC MOSFETs
2x Oriental Semiconductor OSG65R099HT3ZF (650V, 25.3A @ 100°C, Rds(on): 99mOhm)
APFC Boost Diode
1x Sanan SDS065J010C3 (650V, 10A @ 155°C)
Bulk Cap(s)
1x TDK (420V, 1,000uF, 2,000h @ 105°C, EPCOS)
Main Switchers
2x FuXin Semiconductor FXN45N50T (500V, 16.7A @ 100°C, Rds(on): 0.20Ohm)
Resonant Controller
Champion CM6901T6X
APFC Controller
Champion CM6500UNX
Topology
Primary side: APFC, Half-Bridge & LLC Resonant converter
Secondary side: Synchronous Rectification & DC-DC converters
Secondary side
12V MOSFETs 8x Huayi HYG009N04LS1C2 (40V,233A @ 100°C, Rds(on): 0.96mOhm)
5V & 3.3V DC-DC Converters: 2x XSEMI XP3NA3R4MT (30V, 46A @ 100°C, Rds(on): 3.4mOhm) &
2x Rectron Semiconductor RMN3N5R0DF (30V, 19.7A @ 70°C, Rds(on): 5mOhm)
PWM Controller(s): 2x Anpec APW7073
Filtering Capacitors Electrolytic:
11x Ltec (2-5,000h @105°C, LXY)
3x Ltec (4-7,000h @105°C, LZG)
1x CS (3,000h @105°C, WE)
Polymer:
21x Beryl BC, 4x Chengx(PC)
Supervisor IC Weltrend WT7527RA (OVD, PGO, UVD, OCD)
Fan Model Hong Hua HA1225H12F-Z (120mm, 12V, 0.58A, Fluid Dynamic Bearing Fan)
5VSB
Rectifier(s)
P6SMB (220V, 1A) & 1x Dongke Semiconductor DK5V60R20S
Standby PWM Controller
Excelliance MOS EM8569C

 

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Alter.Zocker

Veteran

348 Kommentare 251 Likes

Ich vermute mal, bestenfalls für Liebhaber der Gehäuse speziell dieses HErstellers auf Grund der besonderen Form interessant, für alle Anderen gibts im Stadard-ATX-Formfaktor gemessen an den "inneren" WErten bessere Alternativen...mögl., dass hier sogar die vom Standard abweichende Form gar zu Kompatibilitätsproblemen führt...

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Aragornius

Mitglied

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Das sieht so als als ob es in Tower-Gehäusen nur für die Installation oben, also wie früher, geeignet erscheint.

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MGFirewater

Veteran

206 Kommentare 83 Likes

Warum wird hier so viel auf 115v rummgeritten? Hat in Europa doch faktisch keinerlei Bedeutung.

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Lagavulin

Veteran

302 Kommentare 260 Likes

Weil Europa nicht der Mittelpunkt der Welt ist – und Deutschland schon gar nicht. Ich picke mir halt die für uns hier (230V) relevanten Bewertungen heraus. Die PSU Tests und Zertifizierungen von Aris (https://hwbusters.com) sind für mich der Gold Standard.

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Besterino

Urgestein

7,346 Kommentare 3,888 Likes

Endlich mal was Neues bei Netzteilen. Die Idee mit dem internen USB Hub gefällt mir auch, denn mir gehen bisweilen durchaus die internen USB-Header aus (Aquacomputer & Co. sei Dank). Was ICH gerne noch mehr sehen würde, wäre die Auslesemöglichkeit der Leistungsdaten wie bei den Corsair i-Modellen!

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Dr. Aristeidis Bitziopoulos

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