Voeding DeepCool PF700 700W ATX 2.4 80 PLUS, 120-mm-ventilator, niet-modulair, 20+4-pin, 2×6+2 PCIe, 4×SATA

The DeepCool PF700 700W power supply unit delivers stable power for desktops and entry-level servers with 80 PLUS 230V EU Standard efficiency. Rated at 700 W total output and approximately 85% efficiency at typical 50% load, the PF700 reduces energy waste and operating temperature. It includes a 20+4 pin ATX motherboard connector, multiple SATA power cables (450, 600, 750, 900 mm) and a 120 mm hydraulic bearing fan for active cooling.

Advantages

The PF700 is certified to the 80 PLUS 230V EU Standard, providing reliable energy efficiency around 85% under typical loads. A 120 mm silent hydraulic (fluid) bearing fan offers lower noise, reduced vibration and longer service life. Fixed flat black cables improve routing and save internal space, while integrated protections (overpower, over-voltage, short circuit) help shield connected components.

Suitable for

• Home desktop PCs
• Entry-level gaming systems
• Small office and NAS builds
• Basic servers requiring 700W capacity

Key specifications

• Total power: 700 W
• Efficiency: ~85% (80 PLUS 230V EU Standard)
• Motherboard connector: 20+4 pin ATX
• Fan diameter: 120 mm (hydraulic/fluid bearing)
• Included cables: SATA power cables (450, 600, 750, 900 mm)
• AC input: 220–240 V, 50 Hz
• Colour: Black

How to use

Install the DeepCool PF700 into a compatible ATX case, secure it with mounting screws and connect the 20+4 pin ATX cable to the motherboard. Attach SATA power connectors to drives as needed, choosing the appropriate cable length for tidy routing. Ensure the PSU is connected to a 220–240 V, 50 Hz mains supply. The unit is cooled by its internal 120 mm fan which runs automatically according to load and temperature.

Recommendations

For reliable operation, keep case airflow unobstructed and route the flat black cables to avoid blocking intake or exhaust paths. Do not exceed the rated 700 W total output and verify component power requirements before installation. If used in a region with unstable mains, consider adding surge protection or a UPS.