Power Supply EUROCASE ECO350 350W

The EUROCASE ECO350 350W is an ATX power supply delivering stable power for budget desktop builds. With a rated output of 350W and an efficiency of approximately 85%, it reduces energy loss and thermal output while providing basic protection features to safeguard connected components. The unit includes standard ATX motherboard connectors and multiple peripheral plugs for common system configurations.

Advantages

The power supply offers an energy-efficient design with an 85% efficiency rating, integrated protection circuits such as over-voltage and short-circuit protection, and a practical set of connectors for entry-level systems. Its compact ATX form factor and straightforward connector layout make installation and cable routing simple for typical desktop assemblies.

Suitable for

• Office and home PCs with low to moderate power requirements
• Budget or entry-level gaming rigs without high-end graphics cards
• System builds requiring a basic, reliable ATX power source

Key specifications

• Form factor: ATX
• Rated power: 350W
• Efficiency: ~85% (model ECO350 85+)
• Motherboard connectors: ATX 20-pin, ATX 24-pin
• CPU connector: 8-pin (1×)
• PCIe connector: 6-pin
• Drives/peripherals: SATA connectors (15-pin total), Molex
• Protection features: over-voltage protection, short-circuit protection
• Brand: EUROCASE, MPN: ECO350 85+, EAN: 8592522062847

How to use

Install the EUROCASE ECO350 into a compatible ATX case, align the mounting holes and secure the unit with screws. Connect the ATX 24-pin (or 20-pin if required) motherboard connector and the 8-pin CPU power cable to the motherboard power inputs. Attach the 6-pin PCIe connector to a compatible graphics card if present, and use the SATA and Molex connectors for storage drives and peripherals. Ensure all connectors are fully seated and cable routing does not obstruct airflow before powering on the system.

Usage recommendations

Use this 350W supply for systems with modest power demands; avoid pairing it with high-end multi-GPU setups or power-hungry processors. Confirm component power requirements and leave headroom above the combined system draw to maintain stable operation and longevity.