Rosewill Glacier 600W Gaming Power Supply Review
Peter Donnell / 7 years ago
A Closer Look – Exterior
Around the back, the Glacier has a good amount of ventilation, which is always a good thing. There’s a standard power socket, as well as a master power switch for when you need to fully shut down your system.
On the other end, you’ll find the 24-pin as well as the 4+4 CPU power cable are hard-wired, which is perfectly fine as they’re required for all systems.
There are four modular cable sockets, with three 6-pin for the peripheral connectors, as well as an 8-pin for the PCI-E cable.
Down the side, there’s not really anything going on, it’s just a blank panel, but on the up side at least it looks neat and tidy.
As you can see, we’ve got a single =12v rail, which can deliver 45A and 540W, more than enough for most single or even dual GPU configurations.
The fan design is nice, giving a great contrast against the black paint of the exterior. There’s a nice fan guard too, which has a snowflake decal right in the middle.
Cables
There are four cables included in the box, two of which feature SATA headers, another for Molex, and one more for the PCI-E which features two 6+1 headers.
