Chieftec Core BBS-600S virtalähde 600 W 24-pol ATX PS/2 musta

The Chieftec Core BBS-600S 600 W is a reliable power supply unit for desktop PCs, delivering stable power with 80 PLUS Gold efficiency. Designed for mainstream and performance-oriented builds, it includes a 24-pin ATX connector, active cooling via a 120 mm fan and supports a wide AC input range of 100–240 V at 47–63 Hz. Its compact PS/2 form factor (140 × 150 × 86 mm) and 600 W output make it suitable for many system configurations requiring efficient, consistent power delivery.

Advantages

The Core BBS-600S combines high energy efficiency (80 PLUS Gold) with a practical power range of 600 W, offering a balance of performance and reduced power losses. Active cooling with a 120 mm fan helps maintain stable operation, while the standard 24-pin ATX connector and compact dimensions allow straightforward installation in most cases. The wide AC input range ensures compatibility with different mains voltages.

Suitable for

• Mainstream desktop PCs and home office systems
• Gaming builds with a single mid-to-high power GPU
• Upgrades where improved efficiency and quieter cooling are desired

Key specifications

• Total power: 600 W
• Motherboard power connector: 24-pin ATX
• 80 PLUS certification: 80 PLUS Gold
• Fan diameter: 120 mm
• AC input voltage: 100–240 V
• Frequency: 47–63 Hz
• Form factor / Dimensions: PS/2, 140 × 150 × 86 mm
• Weight: 1.67 kg
• Product colour: Black

How to use

Power off the PC and disconnect it from mains before installing the PSU. Mount the Chieftec Core BBS-600S in the PSU bay of your case, secure it with screws, and connect the 24-pin ATX connector to the motherboard. Attach any additional peripheral or GPU power connectors required by your configuration. After all connections are made, double-check cable routing and fastening, then reconnect mains power and power on the system to verify stable operation.

Recommendations

The unit is intended for indoor desktop use in dry, ventilated environments. For optimal longevity, keep intake and exhaust vents clear, ensure adequate case airflow, and match the PSU capacity to the system’s typical power draw without consistently exceeding rated output.