Thursday, October 4th 2018

EVGA Introduces SuperNOVA GM SFX Power Supplies

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Introducing the EVGA SuperNOVA GM Power Supply line. Available in 450W, 550W, and 650W, these new power supplies are engineered to bring the power, prestige, and performance of EVGA's award-winning power supplies into an SFX-Standard form factor. Featuring 80 Plus Gold certified efficiency, fully-modular cables, and 100% Japanese capacitors, the GM's cast a long shadow over its competition. Pint-size, affordable, and packed with everything you need, the EVGA SuperNOVA GM power supplies make short work of tight spaces.
The features follow:

Features
  • Fully Modular Design - Use only the cables you need, reducing cable clutter and improving air flow.
  • SFX to ATX Bracket Adapter Included - The GM power supplies were designed to power systems built in the smallest of PC cases, but are equally capable of powering systems built in a standard ATX form factor.
  • Reliable 100% Japanese Capacitors - Get the most reliability and greatest performance with the use of the highest possible quality Japanese capacitors
  • 92MM Durable Double Ball Bearing Fan - A high-quality double ball bearing fan gives the GM power supplies an excellent thermal and acoustic profile, and its high reliability ensures a long PSU lifetime.
  • Award Winning 7+2 Year Warranty - 7 year base warranty + an additional 2 years warranty available for a limited time.
Video Overview www.youtube.com/watch?v=6WNM7_KogkM
Learn More and Buy Now www.evga.com/articles/01259

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6 Comments on EVGA Introduces SuperNOVA GM SFX Power Supplies

#1
cdawall
where the hell are my stars
Who makes them?
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#2
RH92
cdawallWho makes them?
Not confirmed yet but more likely than not Super Flower .
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jabbadap
Hmh is there SFX form factor psus from SuperFlower, evga have used FSP, Seasonic and SuperFlower as a oem for Supernovas in the past. So it's being supernova ain't meaning it will be made by superflower. More usual suspects for this form factor are FSP, High Power, Enhance and Greatwall. Would be super cool if it really is SuperFlower or even Seasonic, latter have had SFX design for years but not in consumer market. Will be one of the reviews I'm eager to see in future for sure.

Edit. Thanks @MMIXII my enthusiasm for these psus have dropped a notch. Not that FSP is any sort of bad psu maker, it's just not tier1 oem for me.
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#5
hyp36rmax
jabbadapHmh is there SFX form factor psus from SuperFlower, evga have used FSP, Seasonic and SuperFlower as a oem for Supernovas in the past. So it's being supernova ain't meaning it will be made by superflower. More usual suspects for this form factor are FSP, High Power, Enhance and Greatwall. Would be super cool if it really is SuperFlower or even Seasonic, latter have had SFX design for years but not in consumer market. Will be one of the reviews I'm eager to see in future for sure.

Edit. Thanks @MMIXII my enthusiasm for these psus have dropped a notch. Not that FSP is any sort of bad psu maker, it's just not tier1 oem for me.
They did show Super Flower SFX-L's a year ago. nothing since then though.

www.tomshardware.com/news/evga-teases-sfx-l-psu-line,34635.html
During Computex 2017, EVGA revealed an upcoming PSU line called G3s, which consists of two SFX-L units based on a Super Flower platform that is still in the works.

The capacities of those units will be 650W and 750W. Besides that, there’s absolutely no other information available. Even when we asked about the release date we didn’t get a clear answer--we were merely given a rough estimation mentioning the start of 2018.

As far as we know, Super Flower has stopped every other project and fully occupied its engineers with the new SFX-L models, which should help EVGA release them as soon as possible. Corsair already has a top-notch SF series with two models, so EVGA doesn’t want to be left out of this game for long and will likely push for a short development time.

Nonetheless, creating from scratch a new small factor PSU platform isn’t easy, especially if you want to offer such high capacities along with silent and reliable operation.
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#6
cdawall
where the hell are my stars
If it's super flower it's going into my htpc. If it's fsp I already have a Silverstone fsp in it so it would be a waste.

Hopefully it's SF
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