• Input Voltage : 100-240V

Max Loads:

• Max Output Current +3.3 V: 22A
• Max Output Current +5 V : 22A
• Max Output Current +12 V : 70.9A
• Max Output Current -12 V : 0,3A
• Max Output Current +5 Vsb : 3A

• OPP: Over Power Protection is a protection that will shut down the PSU when too much power is pulled, generally this is between 110 and 140% of the advertised wattage. This is a protection that works as a limit, shutting down when a certain point is reached, but doesn't actively monitors the amount of current.
• OTP: Over Current Protection has the same purpose, but a different concept as OPP. OCP will generally be faster than OPP, since it uses shunt resistors to check the amount of current, and will shut down if a certain point is reached. OCP on 12v is generally only found on PSUs with multiple rails, since OPP can handle a single rail just fine.
• UVP: Under Voltage Protection meant to shut down if voltage goes down too far. not only because a lot of components need a stable voltage, so you can have less correction on the VRM side, it's also there because OCP and OPP measure by how much current is going through, but not the voltage. so if the voltage drops down, the current can go higher, which can result in burnt cables or connectors.
• OVP: Over voltage Protection works to a similar way as UVP, but the other way around. It checks the voltage on a rai that it isn't getting too high, so it can keep a safe height, and will shut down if it gets too high.
• SCP: Short Circuit Protection measures the resistance on each rail, and will shut down when resistance is lower than 0.1 Ohms. Generally this goes combined with OPP, OCP, OVP and UVP.