Wednesday, June 19th 2024
Cooler Master Launches X Silent Edge Platinum 850 Fanless PSU
Cooler Master, a leading provider of PC components, gaming peripherals, and tech lifestyle solutions, has today announced the market launch of the X Silent Edge Platinum 850, the world's first 850 W fanless power supply unit (PSU). This revolutionary product is available for preorder in an exclusive early bird bundle. "We recognize that power-hungry applications are becoming the norm for our users," says Jimmy Sha, Cooler Master CEO. "The X Silent Edge Platinum 850 is our answer to those who require robust power for intensive tasks but don't want to compromise on a quiet work or play environment. This product represents our commitment to pushing the boundaries in providing quiet high-performance solutions."
Cooler Master is offering a special preorder campaign for early adopters. Preorder the fanless X Silent Edge Platinum 850 for only $399.99 (reduced from $549.99) and receive a 27-inch FHD 240 Hz Curved Gaming Monitor for free. The GM27-CFX 27" Curved Gaming Monitor is an essential tool for gaming, working, and entertainment. Additionally, the bundle includes an ATX 24 PIN 90° Adapter with Capacitors and an M.2 SSD thermal pad. Preordered units will be delivered by the end of June.Take advantage of this limited-time offer by visiting our preorder page at Cooler Master X Silent Edge Platinum Preorder. Secure your bundle now, as quantities are limited and available on a first-come, first-served basis.
Key Features of the X Silent Edge Platinum 850:
Cooler Master is offering a special preorder campaign for early adopters. Preorder the fanless X Silent Edge Platinum 850 for only $399.99 (reduced from $549.99) and receive a 27-inch FHD 240 Hz Curved Gaming Monitor for free. The GM27-CFX 27" Curved Gaming Monitor is an essential tool for gaming, working, and entertainment. Additionally, the bundle includes an ATX 24 PIN 90° Adapter with Capacitors and an M.2 SSD thermal pad. Preordered units will be delivered by the end of June.Take advantage of this limited-time offer by visiting our preorder page at Cooler Master X Silent Edge Platinum Preorder. Secure your bundle now, as quantities are limited and available on a first-come, first-served basis.
Key Features of the X Silent Edge Platinum 850:
- Fanless Design: Enjoy absolute silence with its innovative heat pipe technology.
- 80 Plus Platinum Efficiency: Ensures energy-saving and efficient performance.
- Patented aluminium Thermal Mold: Guarantees efficient heat dissipation for smooth, stable performance.
- Infineon Industrial-Grade Components: Enhances efficiency and reliability.
- Digital Monitoring with MasterCTRL: Monitor real-time data on temperature, load, and performance with intuitive software.
25 Comments on Cooler Master Launches X Silent Edge Platinum 850 Fanless PSU
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What I want to know is what the hell does this even mean by itself. What are “power hungry applications”? The function of power consumption in PCs is tied to hardware, not the programs said hardware runs. Sure, some loads are more significant than others in terms of load, but your CPU or GPU won’t suddenly decide to consume twice their peak power envelope out of nowhere.
in this case it means usages.
"We recognize that power-hungry usages are becoming the norm for our users"
Fair, if that’s what they mean. I kinda got programmed to see applications=programs ever since the advent of smartphones and everyone started calling even desktop programs “apps”, which is infinitely annoying, but what can you do.
Personally i can only see this in some niche use cases where user needs to have absence of moving parts.
Maybe audio production, maybe industrial manufacturing room with fine particles etc.
Seasonic already offers 700W TX-700 for 250 (that's also Titanium rated) so i dont know why would someone buy something twice as expensive for only 150W more.
Isn't that the same thing really?
Or, would it actually need something like a positive pressure fan setup, and a case design allowing some airflow through for optimum performance and lifespan, anyway? What of the cases that mount the PSU upside down, and further impeding passive cooling?
That being said, it does look good.
At that price I’d pick a good platinum 1200-1300W psu with good fan bearings and quality.
Usually the fan is active only when it’s around 40-50% usage and therefore it will either be passive or in very low-rpm mode
I’d achieve around the same level of noise but more max wattage for future proofing.. and cheaper
this PSU is very niche imho it can be useful in laboratories or environments where noise must be kept to a minimum but for the average consumer I fail to see the justification at that price
but there are entire companies dedicated to passive cooled PCs in the medical & lab field. I underlined the medical & lab parts these companies use in their own words so that you can better "see"
The DNP group
from their own web site
Lastly, fans cool a computer by generating airflow. However, this movement of air is not ideal in all locations. For example, workplaces that need to be kept sterile, such as operating rooms or laboratories, need to minimize the airflow significantly. Otherwise, unwanted microbes and debris could circulate in the room. Again, fanless technology is advantageous because it does not generate an airflow.
Cybernet
Passive cooling is a robust solution for maintaining optimal operating temperatures in computing devices. In today’s tech-driven world, passive cooling plays a critical role in various industries, from medical facilities demanding constant cleanliness to industrial environments facing dust and grime.
[I][U]Medical Usage[/U][/I]
In medical settings, computers must run continuously, demanding frequent cleaning for disinfection while avoiding the circulation of dust particles. Passive or fanless cooling solutions fulfill these essential requirements.These systems allow medical computers to operate without fans, reducing the risk of fan malfunction during extended operation. Moreover, the fanless design enables complete sealing of the unit, eliminating the need for vents to prevent overheating.
This feature is critical, ensuring that medical devices can be easily maintained without compromising their functionality.