To begin, turn off the computer system and unplug the power cable from the old power supply. Then, disconnect the power cords from the motherboard and the peripheral devices. After this, remove the old power supply by unscrewing four screws on the back. Then position the Super Silencer PSU onto the computer chassis and secure it with the provided screws. Take all the power cables and connect them into their correct ports. Hence, plug the power cable into the power supply and turn it on by switching the power switch from O to I.

Dr.Cable:

Dr. Cable kit provides cleanliness of the chassis and aids airflow to become smoother as a result lowering the temperature of the case.

Dr. Cable kit consists of two plastic tubes (one large tube and one small tube), a cable mount, and ten cable ties. To install Dr. Cable, begin by using the cable ties to adjust the length of the cables. Combine the cables into two mean streams, a stream for the motherboard and a stream for peripherals. Place the tubes on each stream and use the cable mounts to further insure cleanliness of the case.

Exterior Design:

The Power Supply is a gray metal box that has a non-LED 80mm fan on the rear side. Since there is only one fan, the power supply can become quite hot when it is loaded at maximum capacity. The fan spins at a maximum rate of 3000 RPM and only releases 34 decibels of noise. Since the fan has rubber cushions, it can scarcely be heard even from one inch away.

Interior Design:

Majority of the weight comes from the Copper Coils, the two cylindrical capacitors and the fan. The heat sinks are lightweight because they consist of the element aluminum. The rubber cushions are visible if the fan is looked at closely. The surprising thing about the fan is that it is detachable and replaceable by a better fan.