EVGA Announces 1500W Classified Power Supply
EVGA has announced a fully modular power supply which includes a monitoring software and overclocking mode.
The EVGA SuperNOVA NEX1500 Classified power supply allows users to switch between single or multiple 12V rails, as well as access to the exclusive SuperNOVA software, which lets users make voltage and fan adjustments. Not only that, the power supply is also capable of delivering up to 1650W of power output when using Overclock Mode, but this requires 230 volts of AC power.
The EVGA SuperNOVA NEX1500 Classified power supply includes the following individually sleeved cables:
- 1x 24pin ATX
- 2x 8pin EPS12V
- 3x 6pin PCIe
- 12x SATA
- 8x Molex
- 2x Floppy
The power supply is pending 80PLUS Gold certification and boasts up to 90 percent efficiency under regular loads. The power supply is available now with a retail price of $449.99, for more information visit the EVGA product page.
Isn't it much more cost effective to use two 750W PSUs?
Being able to choose betwenn single or multiple 12V rails is a good feature though. Its like hitting two birds with one stone.
Hey, I overclocked my keyboard. Problem is that my spell check can not keeeeep upppp withhhh meeee annnymore :-)
apparently the article is missing the 16x 6+2 pci-e connectors so no issue.
Product images show 8x 8-pin PCIe power connectors on the PSU, maybe someone misread the '8' as '3' or only looked at the middle-row of modular connectors.
Technically it isn't a typo - the author left out some crucial information.
There are 16x 6+2 pin PCIe power cables, along with 3x 6 pin PCIe power cables.
The rest of the full specs for the lazy: http://www.evga.com/products/pdf/120-PG-1500-XR.pdf
It's not a typo it has it in the specs list as only having 3x 6 pins, but it can have 16x 6+2 pin PCIe.
http://www.evga.com/products/pdf/120-PG-1500-XR.pdf