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Corsair intros new 950W PSU, TX950W
Corsair has introduced a new 950W power supply, further expanding its TX-series of top notch PSUs. The TX950W is constructed with industrial-grade materials to provide high-end computers with a plentiful source of clean and stable power.
It features active PFC, an 80-PLUS Bronze certification with up to 85% energy efficiency under real world load conditions, offers 78A on a single +12V rail, houses 105-degrees Celsius solid-state capacitors, and is guaranteed to sustain 100% load at an ambient temperature of 50-degrees Celsius.
Corsair backs its new PSU with a 5-year warranty and it is available for pre-order at a price of £115, €124, or $183.
It features active PFC, an 80-PLUS Bronze certification with up to 85% energy efficiency under real world load conditions, offers 78A on a single +12V rail, houses 105-degrees Celsius solid-state capacitors, and is guaranteed to sustain 100% load at an ambient temperature of 50-degrees Celsius.
Corsair backs its new PSU with a 5-year warranty and it is available for pre-order at a price of £115, €124, or $183.
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User Comments (2)
Post a comment| raybay on October 8, 2009 1:18 PM | Corsair is a great maker of power supplies, but this appears
to be an appeal for marketing reasons. I doubt there is any computer that will need this power supply and the additional cost. |
| Rage_3K_Moiz on October 9, 2009 4:23 AM | I agree raybay, but at that price point, it provides the
most power I've seen yet. It also looks like a CWT PSH platform PSU to me; they (CWT) should really move forward from that one, considering its age and easily-apparent problems. |
