Power supply OMEGA 350W

OMEGA 350W is a basic ATX power supply for budget configurations and lighter systems without a serious GPU. You get a standard form factor ATX, total power 350W, and passive PFC, making it suitable for office machines, older platforms, or simple home PCs. The silver casing and 120mm fan provide a classic look and basic cooling. It is not modular, so the cables are fixed, but this is expected for this class.

What you get

The available total power of 350W is distributed with an emphasis on the +3.3V and +5V lines – 120W each, which is useful for older configurations and many Molex/SATA devices. The +12V line provides up to 16A, which is fine for an economical CPU and a basic graphics card or integrated graphics, but not for power-hungry gaming GPUs. The input is flexible – 115V–230V AC and frequency 47–63 Hz, so it can operate stably under various electrical conditions. The passive PFC is a simpler and cheaper option, but it lacks the efficiency and filtering of active PFC, so this power supply is more suited for undemanding systems.

• Total power of 350W, sufficient for office, home, and budget configurations without high-end GPUs.
• ATX format with standard dimensions 150 x 140 x 86 mm, making installation easier in most cases.
• 120mm fan for basic and relatively quiet cooling of the power supply under normal load.
• Flexible input voltage 115V–230V AC, current 5/3 A, and frequency 47–63 Hz, suitable for various electrical installations.
• Output power by lines: up to 120W on +3.3V and +5V and 16A on +12V, focused on older or low-power components.
• Passive PFC – a simpler power factor correction scheme typical for budget power supplies.
• Silver casing and PSU length 140 mm, which is convenient for more compact ATX cases.
• 12 months warranty, fully within expectations for a low price class.

Who it is suitable for

It is suitable if you are building a cheap office machine, HTPC, or basic home PC without plans for a powerful gaming GPU and heavy overclocking. A good choice for replacing an old power supply in a more undemanding system. If you are considering a modern mid-range or high-end configuration with a more serious GPU, it is better to opt for a more powerful and higher-class PSU.

The most sensible aspect here is the combination of standard ATX size, 350W power, and a simplified design that does the job for everyday tasks without unnecessary extras and complications.