Elan Vital Greenerger SSM

Elan Vital Greenerger SSM

A silent power supply

Written by Simon Crisp

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The SSM part of the Elan Vital Greenerger power supply stands for Super Silent Mode and, although the supply comes with a 120mm cooling fan, this is only used when the supply is outputting near its 500w maximum. At all other times, the fan remains inactive.

The SSM is controlled by a dial on the back of the supply and can be adjusted from passive SSM mode through to having the fan permanently on. If the latter is selected, a temperature sensor increases or decreases the fan speed as appropriate.

Able to act as a fanless power supply, but with the safety net of a backup fan should things start getting hot.

Product overview

  • Price: £128
  • Manufacturer: Elan
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This is a quality power supply, but it costs a lot of money

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