In Win 460 active PFC PSU??

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Well it is an In-Win UL. When In Win began making PSU's to whatever degree they do....xbit gave the original lineup alook. IT didn't go great:

The disadvantages of In-Win’s units are the rather high voltage ripple that grows up at higher loads, the step-like control over the fan speed and the short cables in all models except the senior one. By the way, In-Win doesn’t offer high-wattage units, either. The senior model is only rated for 350 watts.

Well, the marking of the output power is quite another story. It seems In-Win decided to follow the example of obscure Chinese manufacturers who like to call their power supply something like “ATX-500W” and add “Max output power: 300W” in small print. The output power of all the five units tested in this review is a step below the number that stands in their model names and is declared on the manufacturer’s website.
http://www.xbitlabs.com/articles/other/display/inwin-psu.html

This model wasn't tested so I can't speak to it directly....
 
Spectre said:
Well it is an In-Win UL. When In Win began making PSU's to whatever degree they do....xbit gave the original lineup alook. IT didn't go great:


http://www.xbitlabs.com/articles/other/display/inwin-psu.html

This model wasn't tested so I can't speak to it directly....

Xbit's review tested P300A2, P350J2 and P430J2 and J3.. which have been discontinued for long, and you can no longer see them at IN-WIN website.

I heard that this new 460W PSU is the first launch of retail PSU from IN WIN.
and i think it is quite a bargain for an active PFC and V2.2.. just $58 from egg.

Anybody know this PSU?
 
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