Voeding White Shark GPSU-B600S Colonel-3 600W

The White Shark GPSU-B600S Colonel-3 600W is a full-modular ATX power supply designed for desktop and gaming systems. It delivers up to 600 W of continuous output power with 80 PLUS Bronze efficiency, a 140 mm hydraulic fan for cooling, and a metal black enclosure. Multiple onboard protections help maintain stable and safe operation.

Advantages

The full modular design simplifies cable management and improves airflow inside the case. 80 PLUS Bronze certification ensures better energy efficiency compared with non-certified units. Protective features including OVP, SCP, OPP, SIP and UVP provide layered safety for system components. A DC‑DC topology and specified current rails (50 A on 12 V, 20 A on 5 V and 3.3 V) support modern multi-rail power distribution for reliable performance.

Suitable for

• Gaming PCs and mid‑to‑high performance desktops
• Custom builds where cable management and airflow matter
• Systems requiring multiple PCI‑E and SATA power connectors

Key specifications

• Output power: 600 W
• Form factor / Type: ATX, Full Modular
• Efficiency: 80 PLUS Bronze
• Fan: 140 mm, hydraulic bearing
• Dimensions (L×W×H): 160 × 150 × 85 mm; weight: 1275 g
• Cable length: 120 cm; PSU length: 160 mm
• Connectors: 20+4 pin ×1, 4/8 pin ×1, PCI‑E 6/8 pin ×2, SATA ×4, Molex ×2
• Current: 12 V = 50 A, 5 V = 20 A, 3.3 V = 20 A
• Topology: DC‑DC
• Security features: OVP, SCP, OPP, SIP, UVP
• Color / Material: Black / Metal

How to use

Install the PSU into a compatible ATX case mounting area using the included screws and align the fan and connectors as recommended by the chassis manual. Connect the 20+4 pin motherboard connector, the 4/8 pin CPU power connector, and required PCI‑E or peripheral cables to your components. Route only the necessary modular cables to maintain good airflow and secure loose cables away from fans. Verify all connections before powering the system and use a proper mains cable and surge protection if available.

Recommendations

For reliable operation, allow at least 10–15% headroom below the 600 W rating for high‑load systems and ensure the case provides adequate ventilation for the 140 mm fan. Regularly check connectors for dust and firm seating; replace the unit if you notice abnormal noises or voltage instability.