**TODAY ONLY! 21/02/2014** Silverstone Strider 1500 Watt & Strider Evolution Gold Series - 1200 Watt

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Silverstone Strider Series 1500 Watt (SST-ST1500) @ £259.99 inc VAT

Exorbitantly powerful 1,500 watt power supply with eight 12V rails, cable management and 80Plus Silver Certificate

Specification:-
- Dimensions: 150 x 86 x 220 mm
- Construction: Modular
- Weight: 4,2 kg
- Fan: 135 mm (19 - 34 dB (A))
- Efficiency: 88 - 92%, including 80Plus Silver Certificate
- Form Factor: ATX12V 2.3
- Life Expectancy: 100,000 h
- Active PFC (> 0.95)

Total power: 1500 W
- 3.3V: 40A
- 5V: 40A
- 3.3V +5 V Combined: 280W
- 12V1: 25A
- 12V2: 25A
- 12V3: 25A
- 12V4: 25A
- 12V5: 25A
- 12V6: 25A
- 12V7: 25 A
- 12V8: 25A
- 12V combined: 110 A / 1320 W
- 12V: 0.5A (6W)
- 5Vsb: 6 A (30 W)

Connections:
- 1 x 20 +4 pin
- 1x 4 +4 pin ATX12V / EPS12V
- 1x 8-pin EPS12V
- 4x 6 +2- pin PCIe
- 4x 6-pin PCIe
- 12x SATA
- 12x 4-Pin Molex
- 4x 4-pin Floppy



Only £259.99 inc VAT.

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Silverstone SST-ST1200-G Strider Evolution Gold Series - 1200 Watt @ £161.99 inc VAT

To meet the ever higher requirements imbued by professional users and enthusiasts alike, SilverStone created the Strider Gold series power supplies. The Strider Gold models are built on similar platform as the award-winning Strider Plus series but with even higher efficiency ratings.

The Strider Gold series will encompass wattage range from 750W to 1200W for a great variety of applications. In addition to 80 PLUS Gold level efficiency, all models are built to meet very high standards in electrical performance so they have ±3% voltage regulation, ±3% ripple & noise, and high amperage single +12V rail. Other notable features also included are 24/7 40degrees continuous output capability, Japanese capacitors, low-noise 135mm fan, and multiple sets of PCI-E cables. For users looking for a power supply with faultless combination of performance, efficiency, and quality, there is no need to look beyond the Strider Gold Series.

Features:-
- 80 PLUS Gold certification with high efficiency 87%~90% at 20%~100% loading
- 100% modular cables
- 1200W (1300W peak power) 24hour fully continuous power output with 40? operating temperature
- Class-leading single +12V rail with 100A
- Strict ±3% voltage regulation and low ripple & noise
- Japanese main capacitors
- Silent running 135mm fan with 19dBA minimum
- Dual EPS 8pin connectors support
- Multiple PCI-E 8pin and PCI-E 6pin connectors support
- Support ATX 12V 2.3 & EPS 12V
- Active PFC

Specification:-
- Model No. SST-ST1200-G
- Max. DC Output 1200W (Peak 1300W)
- Colour: Black (scratch resistant and lead-free paint)
- Cooling System: Single 135mm silent fan
- Noise Level: 19dBA-36dBA
- Weight: 3.295 kg
- Dimensions: 150 mm (W) x 86 mm (H) x 180 mm (D)

Protection
- Over Current Protection
- Over Power Protection
- Over Voltage Protection
- Over Temperature Protection
- Under voltage protection
- Short Circuit Protection
- No Load Protection

Connectors
- 1 x 24 / 20-Pin Motherboard connector (550mm)
- 1 x 8 / 4-Pin EPS / ATX 12V connector (750mm)
- 1 x 8 / 4-Pin EPS / ATX 12V connector (550mm)
- 4 x 8/6-Pin PCIE connector (550mm)
- 4 x 6-Pin PCIE connector (550mm / 150mm)
- 16 x SATA connector (600mm / 150mm / 150mm/150mm)
- 6 x 4-Pin Peripheral connector (600mm / 150mm / 150mm)
- 2 x 4-Pin Floppy connector (600mm / 150mm / 150mm / 150mm)



Only £161.99 inc VAT.

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[jayenh]

No reviews for the 1200W... anyone got one? How quiet are they?

[edit] Nevermind, I saw the white 1000W SuperFlower in the weekly deals and went with that.

 

[WalderX]

These look good!

 

[Roady]

Look ok but rather disappointed by the efficiency ratings considering the market they're aimed at!

1500W I'd want at least gold rating as anything over 800W would be purchased for mining!

 

[Confused Stu]

I've got the 1200W as it was one of the few above 750W PSUs that would fit in my case (the RV03 has a maximum length of 180mm for PSUs). Very impressed with it. Quality feels nice, cables seem decent quality and about the right length, although obviously this depends how large/small your case is.

My PC pulls 700W-800W from the wall under normal gaming, although I can push it to almost 1000W by adding a little voltage to the GPUs and running Sleeping Dogs bench. With my XFX 750W PSU, the air coming off the power supply was noticeably warm and occasionally hot during normal gaming, but with the Silverstone the air doesn't feel any warmer than ambient and is certainly not coming out with any kind of pressure - more a gentle breath of wind. I know it's not fair comparing a PSU that was running 90% of it's rated capacity to one running much lower, but as they were running the same components I feel it's fair enough.

As for noise, I have to crouch next to my PC to hear anything from it at idle, and under load I cannot hear the PSU over my case fans and GPUs - but then with both 180mm intake fans cranked to 100% and reference 290's running at 50%-60% fan speed, it would be VERY worrying if I could hear my PSU over them!