FSP has introduced its first ATX 3.0 power supplies in the form of various HYDRO and DAGGER PRO models that range from 1,200 watts to 850 watts with Platinum and Gold efficiencies.
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FSP Unveils New ATX 3.0 PSU Range, Ready to Hit Shelves Soon
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Ranulfo
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Uh, they've been making power supplies for almost 40 years. Fortron Source.
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We have done more than a few FSP PSU reviews, check em out, starting on page 2 and onwards - https://www.thefpsreview.com/category/reviews/power-supplies/
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Just ordered the 1200W Platinum. Should be here by next weekend.
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Sadly I didn't follow. I get it but for whatever reason the name and power supplies never stuck.
I noticed a pic in the Nvidia connector thread from @Niner51 of a partially-visible "FSP Hydro PTM PRO ATX 3.0 1200W" (copy-pasted from sig). Is that the one you ordered?
I see there's a "Hydro PTM X PRO" in the lineup as well for an extra $20, but it's not entirely clear to me what eXtra value the "X" offers. There are a couple of differences in the product descriptions:
Hydro PTM PRO ATX3.0(PCIe5.0)
Compared to the previous generation, Hydro PTM Pro is an IEC62368 certified PSU that has been greatly improved in its safety design as well as a more compact dimension without compromising its efficiency. Like all FSP’s power supplies, Hydro PTM Pro delivers stable performance. The 80 Plus®...
Hydro PTM X PRO ATX3.0(PCIe5.0)
FSP Hydro PTM X PRO series fully modular low noise power supplies with 130mm length deliver up to 1200W and high efficiency 80 Plus® Platinum power to your PC build. With the LLC Half Bridge Topology circuit design and 450V, 105°C Japanese main bulk capacitors, PC parts receive premium power and...
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Yep. We've had some good reviews of other FSP PSUs so between @Niner51 and them I thought it worth a shot. I'd looked on Newegg but wasn't confident with putting a "sunflower" or other interesting things they had nor some of the other ones I'd seen on Amazon plus 1200W is all I really need.I noticed a pic in the Nvidia connector thread from @Niner51 of a partially-visible "FSP Hydro PTM PRO ATX 3.0 1200W" (copy-pasted from sig). Is that the one you ordered?
I see there's a "Hydro PTM X PRO" in the lineup as well for an extra $20, but it's not entirely clear to me what eXtra value the "X" offers. There are a couple of differences in the product descriptions:
Hydro PTM PRO ATX3.0(PCIe5.0)
Compared to the previous generation, Hydro PTM Pro is an IEC62368 certified PSU that has been greatly improved in its safety design as well as a more compact dimension without compromising its efficiency. Like all FSP’s power supplies, Hydro PTM Pro delivers stable performance. The 80 Plus®...www.fsplifestyle.com
Hydro PTM X PRO ATX3.0(PCIe5.0)
FSP Hydro PTM X PRO series fully modular low noise power supplies with 130mm length deliver up to 1200W and high efficiency 80 Plus® Platinum power to your PC build. With the LLC Half Bridge Topology circuit design and 450V, 105°C Japanese main bulk capacitors, PC parts receive premium power and...www.fsplifestyle.com
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Same here. Sure I could have waited and gotten a higher model, but I don't really need it to be honest. Slim pickings for ATX 3.0 power supplies out there right now. Between the FSP, the only others were a Thermaltake (Never been a fan), and an MSI (Too unknown) that I've seen.