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Don't understand stand why corsair has released new high end psu's as a refresh and not a update as the 4000 series is due to come out soon.
Are there any ATX 3.0 PUS on sale already?
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Thermaltake launched new Thoughpower GF3, iRGB PLUS and SFX ATX 3.0 PSUs range with PCIe 5.0 standard:
Thoughpower GF3 series 750W, 850W, 1000W, 1200W, 1350W and 1650W 80 Plus Gold certified
Thoughpower iRGB PLUS Titanium series 1250W and 1650W 80 Plus Titanium certified
Thoughpower SFX series 750W, 850W and 1000W 80 Plus Gold certified
videocardz.com
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All these new GF3, iRGB PLUS and SFX ATX 3.0 PSUs OEM manufacturer probably will be CWT after found Thoughpower GF2 PSU Tomshardware review confirmed OEM is CWT.
Thoughpower GF3 series 750W, 850W, 1000W, 1200W, 1350W and 1650W 80 Plus Gold certified
Thoughpower iRGB PLUS Titanium series 1250W and 1650W 80 Plus Titanium certified
Thoughpower SFX series 750W, 850W and 1000W 80 Plus Gold certified
Thermaltake launches 1650W power supplies with dual native PCIe Gen5 16-pin connectors, custom RTX 4090 ready? - VideoCardz.com
Thermaltake is ready for high-end GeForce RTX 40 graphics cards At 2022 Thermaltake Expo hosted virtually the company is making a number of announcements featuring peripheral devices, including chassis, keyboards or memory. One of the segments is dedicated to next-gen power supply lineup...
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Thermaltake Announce All-new Toughpower GF3, iRGB, and SFX Series
Thermaltake unveil new GF3 ATX series and SFX series 80+ Gold rated PSUs with iRGB and are PCIe Gen 5.0 ready with Intel’s ATX 3.0 spec.
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All these new GF3, iRGB PLUS and SFX ATX 3.0 PSUs OEM manufacturer probably will be CWT after found Thoughpower GF2 PSU Tomshardware review confirmed OEM is CWT.
Soldato
Me too. I looked at Thermaltake website they recently launched new Toughpower PF1 TT Premium Edition 650W, 750W, 850W, 1050W and 1200W 80 Plus Platium PSUs few weeks ago in June 2022, these are not ATX 3.0 PSUs.
Thermaltake launches Toughpower PF1 TT Premium Edition PSUs up to 1200W
Thermaltake announced the start of sales of Toughpower PF1 TT Premium Edition power supplies for gaming computers and powerful workstations. The 1050W and 1200W models were released with high efficiency, confirmed by the 80 PLUS Platinum certificate. Image Source: Thermaltake In the design of...
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I dont understand why Thermaltake launched new Toughpower PF1 TT Premium Edition PSUs, it just complete waste of time, production and money, they should cancelled PF1 and focus on new GF3, iRGB PLUS and SFX ATX 3.0 PSUs these are backward compatible with ATX 2.0 and also it come with both new PCIe 5.0 16 pin connectors and current PCIe 4.0 6+2 pin connectors. Just saw news about 13th gen Raptor Lake that it will launch in September 2022 so MSI, Thermaltake and others brands new ATX 3.0 PSUs will be available to buy in September 2022.
Soldato
Can I point out that Thermaltake and other PSU manufacturers probably have a better idea of what's going to happen in the next 12 to 14 months than we do?
Like, I'm sure they are aware of what type of products are going to be launched soon.
Thus, if they launch a product that doesn't make use of new tech they probably have good reason to. Maybe it's because the new standard won't be part of many GPUs in 2022/2023?
Like, I'm sure they are aware of what type of products are going to be launched soon.
Thus, if they launch a product that doesn't make use of new tech they probably have good reason to. Maybe it's because the new standard won't be part of many GPUs in 2022/2023?
Soldato
Seasonic & Silverstone Next-Gen ATX 3.0 & Gen 5 Ready PSU's Unveiled, Starting at $230 US For 1000W
Seasonic & Silverstone are prepping up their next-gen ATX 3.0 and Gen 5-ready PSU's to offer best support for next-gen GPUs & CPUs.
wccftech.com
US retailers listed unannounced Seasonic PS Vertex ATX 3.0 PSUs with price start from $230 so that will be about £239 with 20% VAT or possible £219 with upcoming 10% VAT:
Seasonic PS VERTEX 1000G Vertex GX-1000 ATX 3.0 1000W 80+ Gold
Seasonic PS VERTEX 1000P Vertex PX-1000 ATX 3.0 1000W 80+ Platinum Fully Modular
Seasonic PS VERTEX 1200G Vertex GX-1200 ATX 3.0 1200W 80+ Gold
Seasonic PS VERTEX 1200P Vertex PX-1200 ATX 3.0 1200W 80+ Platinum Fully Modular
Silverstone launched HELA 850R ATX 3.0 850W 80+ Platinum PSU.
HELA 850R Platinum
To meet the high requirements of the latest CPUs / GPUs, SilverStone created the HELA Platinum Series. HELA 650 Platinum, HELA 750 Platinum, and HELA 850 Platinum have Cybenetics Platinum efficiency with strict voltage regulation and the ability to provide 24/7 50℃continuous power output. In...
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ASUS launched ROG LOKI ATX 3.0 SFX-L PSUs:
ROG Loki 1000P SFX-L Gaming ATX 3.0 1000W 80+ Platinum
ROG Loki 850P SFX-L Gaming ATX 3.0 850W 80+ Platinum
ROG Loki 750P SFX-L Gaming ATX 3.0 750W 80+ Platinum
ASUS Republic of Gamers Announces Availability of ROG Loki SFX-L PSUs
ASUS Republic of Gamers has announced the availability of the ROG Loki series, a new range of power supplies that feature the "same enthusiast-grade components and features of the well-received ROG Thor" but packed into the SFX-L form factor.
www.thefpsreview.com
ASUS ROG Loki PSUs OEM manufacturer is Great Wall accorded to Cybenetics report.
Soldato
That’s a lot of money for a psu.
Imma wait for it to become waaaay cheaper before I even consider it.
Imma wait for it to become waaaay cheaper before I even consider it.
Soldato
This review has just posted on techpowerup.
www.techpowerup.com
I doubt these will be here for sale though, unless someone like Corsair chucks a label on one.
Channel Well Technology CSX 850M-G Review - The first PCIe 5.0 ready SFX PSU
The first ATX 3.0 compatible SFX power supply falls into our hands, and we don't miss the opportunity to evaluate it thoroughly. The Channel Well Technology CSX 850M-G offers high performance, coming with a single 12+4 pin PCIe connector.
I doubt these will be here for sale though, unless someone like Corsair chucks a label on one.
If these brought idle usage down to like 10-20w (without hdd, fans), would pay for itself, although I expect they dont.
So far, they don't appear to be much better, but afaik the very low load specs didn't really change.
I was thinking of the 12v only PSUs that also need a motherboard to match this still has all the ranges I think. My mistake sorry, but when the 12v only one's come out they claim to have low/idle usage power savings.
Soldato
100% sure they will eventually come to OC but I agree with you, probably not immediately.
Unless there are some early adopters who are sick of the AX1600i and RTX3090 who have personally messaged OC saying that they want a 4090 and an ATX 3.0 PSU on launch day.
Soldato
Your comment made no sense.
I found OCUK selling same brand Seasonic ATX 2.53 Platinum full modular PSU:
My basket at OcUK:
Total: £270.49 (includes delivery: £10.50)
Seasonic PS VERTEX 1000P Vertex PX-1000 ATX 3.0 1000W 80+ Platinum Fully Modular is cost about £269 with 20% VAT or £246 with possible upcoming 10% VAT.
ATX 3.0 PSUs is not that very expensive than latest ATX 2.53 PSUs. Pay £10 extra for ATX 3.0 and PCI Express 5.0 will be absolutely fine for everybody.
Soldato
So you're saying that £250 is affordable for a PSU for most people?
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Next gen ATX 3.0 PSU's aren't going to be cheap? If you have a current 3000 series or AMD GPU. Me personally I would stay where you are. Prices are going to be real silly in the next couple months. No need for FOMO this gen imho
Soldato
New tech is always going to be expensive until it settles down but its good at last to see these coming out now.
Soldato
Yes. Most people was able to afforded £439 for a Ryzen 7 5800X3D CPU weeks ago that was almost twice of £250.
If RTX 4080 will feature PCI Express 5.0 connector then I will get a new £250 ATX 3.0 PSU then I will sell my 7 years old Corsair AX860 Platinum PSU for about £80 to recoup cost. I bought AX860 in 2015 from OCUK but I cant find invoice from order history in my account as OCUK only hold orders history from 2020 and onward so it seemed OCUK probably lost customers orders records up to 2020 date and my old emails from 2015 was stored on other hard disks. After googled internet I think I bought Corsair AX860 Platinum PSU for about £200 back in 2015 when previous Corsair AX850 Gold PSU I bought for £147.58 in 2011 died with 3 year left in warranty, I RMAed AX850 to Corsair and they send me new replacement AX860 Platinum PSU so I sold new replacement for £110 to recoup cost.
It seem all new Corsair PSUs now has 10 years warranty compared to 7 years warranty in old models.
Soldato
I would argue otherwise but hey.
Soldato
Interesting... I noticed some UK retailers now listing Thermaltake Toughpower GF3 1200W, 1350W and 1600W for pre-order, it will be in stock on 16 September next week just in time for RTX 4070, 4080, 4090 and maybe 4090 Ti launch at GTC 2022 on 20 September. I am very impressed with prices, £250ish for 1200W, £270ish for 1350W and £370ish for 1650W. I guess 1000W will be £230ish, 850W £210ish and 750W £190ish.
It seem Thermaltake will be first company to have ATX 3.0 PSUs on sale this month, MSI, Seasonic and others are not listing ATX 3.0 PSUs yet.
It seem Thermaltake will be first company to have ATX 3.0 PSUs on sale this month, MSI, Seasonic and others are not listing ATX 3.0 PSUs yet.
Soldato
Seasonic & Silverstone Next-Gen ATX 3.0 & Gen 5 Ready PSU's Unveiled, Starting at $230 US For 1000W
Seasonic & Silverstone are prepping up their next-gen ATX 3.0 and Gen 5-ready PSU's to offer best support for next-gen GPUs & CPUs.
US retailers listed unannounced Seasonic PS Vertex ATX 3.0 PSUs with price start from $230 so that will be about £239 with 20% VAT or possible £219 with upcoming 10% VAT:
I'm still on Ryzen 5 2600 & 3600 with GFX that are even older. I've got EVGA & Superflower 550 watters powering both & are really overkill for my daily use. Unless either go pop or I win the lottery I dont see me buying ATX 3.0 PSU's anytime soon.
Soldato
I dont know why you would argue otherwise.But hey how did you was able to afforded almost tripled £250 for £649 RTX 3080 Founders Edition you currently used mentioned in your signature?
I see you have Corsair SF750 PSU in your signature, OCUK has it listed.
My basket at OcUK:
- 1 x Corsair SF Series 750W 80 Plus Platinum Modular SFX Power Supply (CP-9020186-UK) (SKU: CA-24J-CS) = £159.95
Total: £169.85 (includes delivery: £9.90)
You bought Corsair SF750 for about £159.95 so you considered £159.95 cheap and affordable? If so then Thermaltake Toughpower GF3 750W is not far off at affordable about £190ish until Corsair launch ATX 3.0 PSUs you probably will see Corsair SF750 ATX 3.0 PSU for maybe £160-170ish.