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SuperFlower To Offer 2000W PSU
Super Flower introduces their first 2000W power supply. The Super Flower Leadex 80 Plus Platinum 8Pack Edition offers a maximum output capacity of 2000W, fully modular cabling, and 80Plus Platinum certification. It will cost 369.90 EURO.
Caseking is proud to announce that they are stocking the world's first consumer 2000W power supply unit on the market. Super Flower and Ian ‘8Pack’ Parry have collaborated to produce an extreme PSU that can handle 4-Way SLI and 4-Way CrossfireX with ease, and with efficiency levels of up to 94%. Offering extreme power without compromises, the 8Pack way!
8Pack is the world’s number one overclocker, with several hundred records broken and many competitions smashed, he is known for benching high end hardware, from processors to graphics cards, and also his ultra high-end systems range exclusive to Caseking Group.
8Pack draws huge amounts of power when benching and a powerful power supply is highly important. Multi Award winning Super Flower power supplies are renowned for being extremely reliable and stable, together with the knowledge of 8Pack, they have developed a unit that is the highest wattage power supply on the market with a platinum rated efficiency.
One of 8Pack's signature systems, the 8Pack Supernova has been updated with the addition of new 2000W Super Flower powersupply.
A fully modular design, with an 140mm DBB fan in conjunction with an ECO intelligent thermal control system, full Japanese 105°C capacitors, and a single rail design all covered with a 5 year warranty.
Features
• 100% Full Modular Cabling Design For Easy Cable Management
• 80 PLUS ® Platinum Certified, 92% 94% 90% Efficiency At 20% 50% 100% Rated Load
• Full Range Auto Voltage Detection Design 100V~240V (Active PFC)
• Comply With Energy Star Standard & EuP (Energy Using Products) Regulation
• Over Voltage Protection / Over Current Protection / Over Power Protection / Short Circuit Protection / Under Voltage Protection
• Support All Intel/AMD Multi-Core CPU & ATX/BTX Compatible Motherboards
• Support NVIDIA® SLI™ & ATI CrossFireX™ High Performance Graphic Card
• More than 2,000 times On/Off test
• Unleaded Green Materials with RoHS/WEEE Compliance
• Perfect For Professional & High Performance Gaming System
Specifications
• Dimensions: 150 x 86 x 220 mm (W x H x D)
• Fan: 140 mm DBB(automatic control)
• Colour: Black (power supply, fan)
• Fully Modular Design
• Efficiency: max. 94% (230V), 80 Plus Platinum certificate
• Form Factor: ATX12V 2.2 / EPS12V 2.92
• Power: 2000W
• Active PFC
• 3.3V: 24 A
• + 5V: 24 A
• + 3.3V & + 5V combined: 120 W
• + 12V: 1999.2 W / 166.6 A
• -12V: 6 W / 0.5 A
• + 5VSB: 15 W / 3.0 A
Connectors
• 1 x 20+4-Pin ATX12V/EPS12V
• 1 x 8-Pin EPS12V
• 1 x 4+4-Pin ATX12V/EPS12V
• 9 x 6+2-Pin-PCIe
• 5 x 6-pin PCIe
• 18 x SATA
• 5 x 4-Pin-Molex
• 2 x Floppy
• 5 Year Warranty
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#5006150 Posted on: 02/02/2015 06:03 PM
In Australia the power supply is officially 230 V, with a -6%/+10% allowed variation. So, anything from an absolute minimum of around 218 V to a maximum of 254 V. You will find it's similar in the US and Europe etc, that it isn't exactly 110 V etc. Standard outlet is 10 A, but 15 A is also available. 15 A has a bigger earth plug, such that you can plug a 10 A device into a 15 A socket, but not the other way around.
Anyways, I believe the 2000 W power supply is more intended for regions not stifled with 110 V supply. I'm guessing it will still support 110 V, but it may limit itself to 1400 W or whatever. The 15 A for a short time is meaningless, for safety reasons they'll abide by the 12 A limit.
In Australia the power supply is officially 230 V, with a -6%/+10% allowed variation. So, anything from an absolute minimum of around 218 V to a maximum of 254 V. You will find it's similar in the US and Europe etc, that it isn't exactly 110 V etc. Standard outlet is 10 A, but 15 A is also available. 15 A has a bigger earth plug, such that you can plug a 10 A device into a 15 A socket, but not the other way around.
Anyways, I believe the 2000 W power supply is more intended for regions not stifled with 110 V supply. I'm guessing it will still support 110 V, but it may limit itself to 1400 W or whatever. The 15 A for a short time is meaningless, for safety reasons they'll abide by the 12 A limit.
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#5006160 Posted on: 02/02/2015 06:10 PM
Wow, can you say nuclear powerplant? What kind of rig would need 2000W? I bought a tiny Super Flower Leadex Gold 650W just the other day and it's more than enough for my rig.
Wow, can you say nuclear powerplant? What kind of rig would need 2000W? I bought a tiny Super Flower Leadex Gold 650W just the other day and it's more than enough for my rig.
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#5006220 Posted on: 02/02/2015 07:38 PM
I think this is in response to AMD's 300+ watt 390x
I think this is in response to AMD's 300+ watt 390x
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#5006227 Posted on: 02/02/2015 07:49 PM
Super Flower, HAH, more like superfluous
Super Flower, HAH, more like superfluous
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