Has Anyone Heard of KenTek Power Supplies

[Bungwirez]

KenTekky Fried ... good with side of fries and slaw.

[AkG]

Originally Posted by Dzzope

lol, no telling some people..

Really, just let him work away. Warn him he'll fry everything in the PC and leave it at that. He'll learn the hard way.

Bingo.

Warn him...politely (or he will blame you "derp....YOU jinxed it!!")...and then get the popcorn and be sure to be there for the encore.

[Generic User #2]

I would just show him this thread lol. it's more funny when someone thinks they're smarter than a whole forum.

[elmorejohn46]

I did warn him and offered to sell him my PC Power&Cooling 950watt ,but he said it was not big enough ,because he needed one that was over a 1000watts.I told him that this one puts out over a 1000watts and had a 83amps on the 12v rail,plus you can find reviews about it and they are pretty good reviews.The only thing I could find about a Kentek was run aways ,and it is a toster.But he said if it was so good why did it blow up.Well I could'nt really answer that except for the answer he gave me ,that he just got a bad one and I did too.I told him at least it came with 6 -PCIe connectors.He may have done fried his componets anyway.So I guess he will learn a lesson one way or the other.

[elmorejohn46]

they finely sent him a 1000watt kenteK back but I sold him my PC Power&Cooling 950 watt and it run his system fine ,just hope this one don't blow up on him.

[filemaker]

Just a heads up for this one. First, after researching I found no manufacturer information, so whoever manufactured these obviously did so using the name Kentek that belongs to a Laser parts company who does not manufacture power supplies, I called Kentek and was told I'm not the first to call or complain of the same issue. I purchased one on Ebay for my own computer an to write a review while I have yet to hear from the seller who has plenty more to sell. I suspect possible trademark and other legal issues besides the fact that motherboards of 600 watt or higher require the eight pin CPU connector, rarely six pin and never four pin that is just not right any way you look at it. Obviously either customs or some federal agency needs to investigate considering I would personally never attempt to use an adapter or modify the connections as there can be very serious complications or destroy one's motherboard. Too many people are trying to save money by building or repairing their own systems for such very inferior parts to be sold in such ways with obviously no oversight or at least this should be investigated considering there is talk or reviews stating systems are actually catching fire, exploding or destroying motherboards. I'm sending mine back to the seller on Ebay after writing him about the problem he has yet to answer my messages and it's becoming more and more obvious the seller was quit aware of this problem before selling such an inferior or possibly even illegal unlicensed product considering trade laws etc etc. I strongly suggest considering much further research of this product before purchasing. I'm also college schooled, Dell certified tech, many college courses in computer science, programming and have been building my own and other's systems for a few decades so i so know a little about computers though I don't claim to be a master, and I am very disappointed in this product and always sorry to report such things but I try to help others in any way I can, and this is only my own personal opinion so please don't base your own decisions based on my own opinion, legally or otherwise I don't claim to be an expert but I do suggest further research before purchasing this item.: angry2:

[KaptCrunch]

utube its more like 275 watts per 12v rail so 550 watt