EVGA Launches SuperNOVA 1000W/850W Gold FTW ATX 3.0 Power Supplies with 12VHPWR Thermal Protection Design

[Tsing]

EVGA has launched the SuperNOVA 1000W/850W Gold FTW, a new series of ATX 3.0-ready power supplies that features a native 12VHPWR PCIe connector for delivering up to 600 watts of power output for NVIDIA GeForce RTX 40 Series graphics cards. The 850-watt model doesn't appear to be available yet, but the 1000-watt model has been listed at retailers that include Newegg for $219.99, with initial shipments going out later this week. Both PSUs come with a three-year warranty and feature a 12VHPWR Thermal Protection Design.

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[Grimlakin]

EVGA, gold.. come on guys.. 1000 watt should be the territory of platinum or titanium. You'll be saving power AND giving owners a better experience.

Hell I just got a million dollar quote for a bunch of Dell servers and selected titanium rated power supplies where available. That efficiency means even more for data centers.

 

[Niner51]

Not up to their usual standards for sure. Only a gold rating and a three year warranty? Hopefully this isn't the new standard for them.

 

[LOCO LAPTOP]

It's a sign of the times. I don't think they are aiming for the long run.