EVGA 430W Mode D'emploi page 2

SV3A.
430W, 500W and 600W
Certified Power Supply
Introduction: Price and Performance
Thank you for purchasing an EVGA power supply.
The 430W/500W/600W is a premium quality power supply
that meets standard power protections to protect a safe and
reliable working environment. Designed for budget gaming or
casual media playback these EVGA power supplies are a great
choice to power your next project.
Safety Information
WARNING:
This unit has no user-serviceable parts inside.
Opening the casing presents a risk of electrocution and will void
the warranty. EVGA will not be responsible for any result of
improper use, use for which the product was not intended, or use
inconsistent with the warranty and this manual also available at
www.evga.com/support/manuals.
Features
CONTINOUS POWER
The EVGA 430W/500W/600W power supplies provide
steady, continuous power to your components. Continuous Power
provides you will receive the full 430W/500W/600W of
power to your components. This is the difference you will get out
of an EVGA power supply over others that offer only peak-rated
performance designs.
SAFETY PROTECTIONS
EVGA power supplies provide a series of standard safety
protections to keep all components protected. In the event of an
electrical short that may occur during normal operation, the EVGA
430W/500W/600W power supplies provide safe operation
backed by the following safety protections:
• (OVP) Over Voltage Protection
• (UVP) Under Voltage Protection
• (OPP) Over Power Protection
• (SCP) Short Circuit Protection
• (OCP) Over Current Protection
• (OTP) Over Temperature Protection
WARRANTY SATIFACTION
The EVGA 430W/500W/600W power supplies are covered by
a 3 year warranty. These power supplies also include EVGA's
industry leading customer service. Please contact us at
https://www.evga.com/about/contactus/
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Installation
1. Remove the power supply
from its packaging.
2. Use the screws provided with your
case to install the power supply into
your computer. NOTE: It is recommended to install the power
supply with the fan facing down. However, if your case places
the power supply at the bottom of the case and there are no
ventilation holes available, it may be best to install the power
supply with the fan facing up for greater efficiency and reliability.
3. Connect the 20+4-pin ATX cable to the motherboard.
4. Connect the 4+4-pin EPS12V cable to the motherboard.
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5. Connect the 6/6+2-pin PCI-E cables to your graphic card(s).
6. Connect SATA power cables to all data drives or optical drives.
(hard drives, solid stale drives, optical drives)
7. Connect the peripheral "Molex" 4-pin connectors for fans,
pumps, legacy components and other devices/adapters.
8. Connect the AC power cord to your power supply and to the wall.
Check all connections to assure a solid connection and turn the
power switch on the power supply to the ON position.