Voeding White Shark GPSU-B600S Colonel-2 600W

The White Shark GPSU-B600S Colonel-2 600W is an ATX, fully modular power supply unit with 80 PLUS Bronze efficiency. Designed for desktop gaming and high-performance PCs, this PSU provides stable power delivery across 12V, 5V and 3.3V rails and includes multiple built-in protections for component safety. Its compact metal housing in black and a 140 mm hydraulic-bearing fan support effective cooling while the modular cable system simplifies cable management.

Advantages

The fully modular design allows connecting only the cables you need to reduce clutter and improve airflow. 80 PLUS Bronze certification ensures decent energy efficiency under typical loads. A set of protection features — OVP (over-voltage), SCP (short-circuit), OPP (over-power), SIP and UVP (under-voltage) — helps protect connected components. The 140 mm hydraulic fan combines lower noise with reliable cooling, and a 160 mm PSU length fits most standard PC cases.

Suitable for

• Mid-range and entry high-performance gaming PCs
• Home and office desktop systems requiring stable 600W supply
• Builds where cable management and airflow are priorities

Key specifications

• Type: ATX, fully modular
• Output power: 600 W
• Efficiency standard: 80 PLUS Bronze
• Fan: 140 mm, hydraulic bearing
• Rails current (12V / 5V / 3.3V): 43A / 16A / 16A
• Connectors: 20+4 pin x1, 4/8 pin CPU x1, SATA x6, Molex x4
• Protections: OVP, SCP, OPP, SIP, UVP
• Dimensions (L×W×H): 160 × 150 × 85 mm; Weight: 1556 g
• Color: Black; Material: Metal

How to use

Install the PSU into a compatible ATX case following the case manufacturer’s instructions, align the unit so the fan has proper airflow clearance, and secure it with the supplied screws. Connect the 20+4 main motherboard cable and the 4/8 CPU power connector to the corresponding sockets. Attach necessary SATA and Molex cables to drives and peripherals, routing unused modular cables out of the airflow path. Verify all connections before powering on the system.

Recommendations

For reliable operation, use the PSU in a case with adequate ventilation and keep dust away from the fan. Ensure the total system power draw stays within the 600W rating and confirm compatibility of connectors with your motherboard and graphics card. Periodically inspect cables and connections and replace the unit if you notice abnormal noise, overheating, or instability.