Power Supply

Antec - EarthWatts Green 380W 80+ Bronze Certified ATX Power Supply

( 4.6 Average / 13 Ratings )

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Specifications

Manufacturer

Antec

Part #

EA-380D Green
(or) EA 380D

Type

ATX12V / EPS12V

Wattage

380 Watts

Modular

Efficiency Certification

80+ Bronze

Output

+3.3V@20A, +5V@20A, +12V1@17A, +12V2@15A, -12V@0.8A, +5VSB@2.5A

PCI-Express 6-Pin Connectors

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Prices

Base	Shipping	Availability	Total
$49.99	+FREE s/h	Out of stock	$49.99
$49.99		Out of stock	$49.99+
$46.99	+$4.99 s/h		$51.98
$52.49	+FREE s/h	Out of stock	$52.49
$52.49	+FREE s/h		$52.49
$54.31	+FREE s/h		$54.31
$54.64	+FREE s/h	In stock	$54.64
$53.99	+$16.18 s/h		$70.17

Price History (Excluding Tax) History:

Reviews

190n 9 points 35 months ago

from completed build Theseus (first build)

Okay for the money, but I probably should've gotten Corsair CX 430. Non-modular is a pain in the ***.

brainonska511 12 points 29 months ago

from completed build Warbreaker (Budget HTPC)

Great, quiet power supply for a low-power system. Full wiring can be a pain, but nothing a few zip ties and patience can't handle.

ACowne 10 points 26 months ago

from completed build 2011 Build w/ since added SSD. Soon to be replaced.

I have no idea what I needed here except for Wattage so the fact I haven't had any issues gets it a 5 star.

Trickster5596 15 points 19 months ago

from completed build IA (Freak Box for a Friend)

At around $45 retail, it's not a good value for money. Its color scheme doesn't match 99% of builds, it's not modular, it's wires aren't sleeved, it only has one 6-pin PCIe connector, and the box it comes in doesn't even contain a power cord! The only things it has going for it are its 80+ Bronze efficiency and Seasonic internals.

So why do I still like this unit so much? Somebody please tell me!

spaceinfuser 8 points 17 months ago

from completed build The Almost #420 Build (gaming for $CAD 430 - $USD 320)

For some reason pcpartpicker doesn't offer the non green version which is just 80 plus instead of bronze. It being a rebranded seasonic PSU, I think this little guy was a steal for only 24 dollars. It is also ancient and might give out at any point and I did test it out on another pc before using but it hasn't and I don't think it'll explode.

(Not a con but I hate cables)

KacperR 5 points 3 months ago

from completed build The Cheapest Build i Could Build (Hehe)

Its A powersupply that works.