Tacens Anima APB APB650
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Tacens Anima APB configurations
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 | Tacens Anima APB APB550B | from £26.49 | 1 offer | |
| Tacens Anima APB APB650 | from £34.99 | 1 offer | |
Minimum Budget Capabilities
The Tacens Anima APB650 power supply is designed for maximum affordability, offering a fairly modest set of capabilities. The model can handle moderate gaming loads, but it is primarily intended for stable and efficient operation of home and office PCs without extreme scenarios. The voltage stabilization scheme uses a combination of DC-DC with active PFC, which allows maintaining acceptable performance under various loads; however, the manufacturer does not mention extended control systems and warranty obligations. The maximum power on the +12V line reaches 648W, which seems respectable against the total declared power of 650W. The power supply is compatible with entry-level and mid-range components and provides basic protection against abnormal situations. According to the test results, the model received 80+ Bronze and TÜV Rheinland certifications, confirming an efficiency level of about 85%.
Useful Features
A standard set of power connectors is provided for connecting equipment. The main practical advantage is the flat and flexible cables, which simplify cable management inside the case. Users who value silence and comfort will appreciate the low noise level—only 14 dB—without compromising the cooling efficiency provided by the company's 120mm fan. Additionally, the anti-vibration system reduces extraneous noise levels and prevents mechanical damage.
