So Ducky has what now?

[Adam the Grim]

http://www.duckychannel.com.tw/en/retail.html

 

 

 

Ducky has power supplies? When the hell did this happen?

[delet my acc pls]

Yeah i saw them before on their website but they are not sold in europe or north america

[911^NEmeSis]

Wow that's new :D

[mgsstar]

I have saw them before but they seem pretty good quality since they offer a 5 year warranty. Just need to find someone to review it. But their wattage choices are so weird.

[Adam the Grim]

I have saw them before but they seem pretty good quality since they offer a 5 year warranty. Just need to find someone to review it. But their wattage choices are so weird.

Where do you see the watts? I can't seem to find them anywhere on the page.

[mgsstar]

Where do you see the watts? I can't seem to find them anywhere on the page.

Guessing that the numbers on the boxes represents the wattages.

[Adam the Grim]

Guessing that the numbers on the boxes represents the wattages.

 

Ah, I gotcha. 

[christoi]

Couldn't find enough information to say for sure, but I'm rather skeptical of them.

 

Searching 'DK-455' lead me to this page, which shows the box label. Despite the name it's actually a 400w power supply, but the 12v rail can only supply 360w. 3.3v and 5.5v however are very strong with a combined 130w, which suggests it's using an old design. This page appears to state it's actually rated with a 400w peak power and 350w continuous, which is extremely worrying as it appears to be a 450w model rebranded as a 400w (rest of the article seems to say next to nothing, since the pictures are all down).

 

Oddly enough however, Ducky claims it has an 80+ bronze certification, uses Japanese caps only and offers a 5-year warranty. That sounds waaay too good for a unit like that and to be honest, Can't say for sure since there's so little information, but I don't think they are worth bothering with.