Cooler Master Announces New V-Series PSUs
Cooler Master’s V-Series PSUs will be available in 700 W, 850 W and 1000 W versions and offer a fully modular construction and 135 mm FDB fan.
The Cooler Master Premium V-Series PSUs is based upon Japanese electrolytes, solid capacitors, high-quality 42 mm transformers, and a custom design PCB that lines up all rails, ensuring minimum voltage plane cross-overs.
The PSUs feature a single-rail design with “outstanding voltage stability, ripple suppression and efficiency.” The series is rated with an 80 Plus Gold Certification with up to 93 percent efficiency at 50 percent load. The V-Series includes a high quality 135 mm FDB cooling fan for silent operation and a fully modular design that will utilize the company’s new “extra slim flat-ribbon cables.”
The CoolerMaster V-Series PSUs will be released in Europe in this month with a five-year manufacturer's warranty and will be priced at €109.16 for the V700, €134.37 for the V850, and €159.58 for the V1000.
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Tarun Iyer was a contributor for Tom's Hardware who wrote news covering a wide range of technology topics, including processors, graphics cards, cooling systems, and computer peripherals. He also covered tech trends such as the development of adaptive all-in-one PCs.
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DarkSable I do not care what they're going to be named, or that cooler master is selling them - the only time I would consider it is if you told us who the OEM is. (Unless it IS cooler master, in which case.. fat chance.)Reply -
DarkSable Reply10713468 said:Shockingly enough the OEM is Seasonic. We might just have a winner here.
But we're still talking about Cooler Master, so it'll probably still be cheaper to go with a Corsair or Seasonic.
I am surprised they're bothering to go with a good OEM, though.