Tuesday, June 1st 2010

Corsair Launches 1200W, 850W and 750W Professional Series Gold PSUs

Corsair, a worldwide designer and supplier of high-performance components to the PC gaming hardware market, today announced the new Professional Series Gold AX1200, AX850 and AX750 fully-modular power supply units, with 80 PLUS GOLD certification.

The Professional Series Gold range of power supplies have been designed from the ground-up by Corsair's engineers to be the highest-performing and most technologically-advanced PSUs on the market. Built utilizing server-grade power train architectures designed for mission-critical levels of voltage stability and reliability, Professional Series Gold power supplies deliver previously unheard-of levels of performance.
"As shown by numerous reviews and accolades, Corsair has consistently been in the forefront of the industry in producing some of the very best PSUs for enthusiasts and gamers. With Corsair Professional Series Gold power supplies, we have raised the performance bar even higher," said Jim Carlton, VP of Marketing for Corsair. "By taking a no-compromises attitude to engineering and product development and incorporating server-grade technology, we believe we have created some of the most solid and efficient high-wattage power supplies currently on the market."

Corsair Professional Series Gold power supplies exceed the requirements for 80 Plus Gold certification, delivering over 90% efficiency at 50% load when using a 115V AC input. This increases to over 92% efficiency when used with the 230V AC voltage input specification in Europe. Combined with an advanced cooling design, Corsair Professional Series Gold PSUs are exceptionally quiet and efficient.

To achieve these benchmark levels of efficiency, voltage stability, and reliability, Corsair incorporated numerous sophisticated server-level technologies. These include Zero Voltage Switching and Zero Current Switching technology to eliminate switching losses and reduce EMI, and individual DC-to-DC voltage regulation for the 3.3V, 5V and 12V rails. The use of secondary-side synchronous rectification and an advanced 4-layer PCB results in unusually low levels of ripple and noise.

The Corsair Professional Series Gold AX1200, AX850 and AX750 PSUs feature a fully-modular low-profile cable set. This allows the system builder to use only those cables that are needed, reducing cable clutter and maximizing airflow through the PC. All Professional Series Gold power supplies are able to continuously sustain their full rated output at an ambient temperature of up to 50°C, which means that they continue to provide outstanding performance even at elevated temperatures.

Corsair Professional Series Gold power supplies are provided with a seven year limited warranty, and are backed up by Corsair's legendary customer service and technical support.
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38 Comments on Corsair Launches 1200W, 850W and 750W Professional Series Gold PSUs

#26
Bravo2Zero
right when you buy the HX1000 they come out with a new 1200 gold series .
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#27
WarEagleAU
Bird of Prey
Glad I waited on that HX1000 now. I want either the 850 or 1200. Looks like I am fixing to give mad props to Corsair with a case, psu, and probably some Ram here when I upgrade to the P2 X6.
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#28
Bravo2Zero
I will only buy the 1200 if its certified for a 4 way sli any one know the specs on it yet .
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#29
Wile E
Power User
Bravo2ZeroI will only buy the 1200 if its certified for a 4 way sli any one know the specs on it yet .
It doesn't need to be SLI certified. All it needs is enough available power and enough PCIe connectors. SLI certification is sham for the most part.
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#30
n-ster
This is stupid... Corsair is killing the competition :roll:

Ok, I might just get a refund for my HX850 and get an AX750/850 :D

When will they be available?
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#31
Bravo2Zero
I think the 5 year warentee will kill all the other makers .
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#32
n-ster
Bravo2ZeroI think the 5 year warentee will kill all the other makers .
its 7 years

and when can I expect to see these beauties?!?
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#33
TIGR
I know I'm about a month late to this topic, but does anyone know anything about Flextronics (the OEM for the 1200w)? There is a little info over in a topic about this at [H]:
Paul JohnsonThey make a lot of the first run boards for NVIDIA products, probably the most likely place you would have heard of them.
Wikipedia article about Flextronics
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#35
TIGR
Xiphos....there is also a new builder series... wonder what's that all about
That's news to me. Time to do some research.

Depending on how the numbers play out with regards to higher-efficiency PSUs paying for their higher cost over time for a given location and system, I will have a hard time justifying the cost of the Pro series. Though excellent they undoubtedly are.
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#36
n-ster
the CX400 is crazy good IMO, the CX430 looks promising
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#37
Meizuman
burebistaIt looks like it's a Flextronics. :twitch:
As in Flextronics? My dad used to work at Flextronics... :laugh: But they did metal housings there.
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#38
TheMailMan78
Big Member
I almost wish I needed a PSU just for the AX850
WarEagleAUGlad I waited on that HX1000 now. I want either the 850 or 1200. Looks like I am fixing to give mad props to Corsair with a case, psu, and probably some Ram here when I upgrade to the P2 X6.
Stay away from the RAM IMO.
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