Deepcool DQ1000 Quanta Power Supply Review




/ 9 years ago

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A Closer Look – Interior


Internally the Deepcool DQ1000 seems to be a CWT OEM design based on what I’ve seen before from CWT units. The overall build quality seems good enough although for a 1000W unit it seems a little sparse on filtering capacitors.

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A high quality 140mm Yate Loon fan is used. The D14BH-12 part is capable of up to 2800 RPM which produces 140 CFM and 48.5 dBA.

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The primary hold up capacitor offers 680 uF at 400 volts and 105 degrees celsius. This seems powerful enough for a 1000W unit although normally vendors start to spread the wattage over multiple primary side capacitors when the wattage gets this high.

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The AC receptacle features line filtering from a handful of X and Y capacitors, there’s no EMI shielding around it though.

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Down by the secondary side we find a small cluster of filtering capacitors which seem to be high quality but make me wonder why there are not more here. You can also see how compact the PCB is: rather small for a 1000W unit.

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