Wednesday, March 7th 2012

Antec High Current Pro Platinum 1000W PSU Pictured

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btarunr
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Antec showed off the High Current Pro (HCP) Platinum 1000W PSU, at CeBIT. The HCP Platinum is an 80 Plus Platinum-compliant variant of the original High Current Pro launched in 2010, which were 80 Plus Gold-compliant. Antec's exhibit featured a special body retrofitted with acrylic windows so visitors could see its innards, the retail version will obviously have a full-metal body, and a 135 mm fan in its right place, to keep the unit cool. The HCP Platinum 1000W features a quad-12V rail design, with four 40A rails. The unit features completely modular cabling, including for the 24-pin ATX and dual 8-pin EPS connectors. There's sufficient cabling for even 4-way setups. The source mentions the unit to be contract-manufactured by Delta Electronics, for Antec. More pictures of this "juicy" PSU at the source.
Source: Lab501.ro

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20 Comments on Antec High Current Pro Platinum 1000W PSU Pictured

#1
treboRR
showoff.....Look @ my capacitors man! :D
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#2
R_1
Nice capacitors you have! :)
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#4
Kaynar
It is a great idea from Antec to put a glass panel on the top of a PSU. It is good to see that they have the confidence to show a high quality product with a clean presentation.
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#5
Enmity
problem with this is im sure it'll overheat and explode, needs some airflow. Looks awesome though :)


Edit: nvm, re read btas newspost and the retail version will have the fan. I Take it back, this looks like a nice psu :)
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#7
specks
Enmityproblem with this is im sure it'll overheat and explode, needs some airflow. Looks awesome though :)


Edit: nvm, re read btas newspost and the retail version will have the fan. I Take it back, this looks like a nice psu :)
hhumaswhere is fan ??
Relax, its just a show off. The ones on the market will have a fan.
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#8
1c3d0g
This one should be good match-up vs the Seasonic 1000W Platinum PSU.
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#9
Bjorn_Of_Iceland
Shame its just for demo.. I kinda like the see through acrylic though ^^
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#10
m1dg3t
OOOH acrylic PSU case's! The '90's are back! lol

What's the deal with 4 12v rail's? I always thought a single rail was more stable/robust :confused: I've always used single rail PSU's, but then again i've always used single GFX card as well....
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#11
trickson
OH, I have such a headache
Psst.. I can see your capacitors.. :o
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#12
Frick
Fishfaced Nincompoop
m1dg3tOOOH acrylic PSU case's! The '90's are back! lol

What's the deal with 4 12v rail's? I always thought a single rail was more stable/robust :confused: I've always used single rail PSU's, but then again i've always used single GFX card as well....
It all depends on how it's done. And too much amps on a single rail can cause somebad stuff (almost the bottom). That's why we want it reviewed. :D
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#13
radrok
FrickIt all depends on how it's done. And too much amps on a single rail can cause somebad stuff (almost the bottom). That's why we want it reviewed. :D
I've been concerned too about such big and powerful single 12v rails
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#15
btarunr
Editor & Senior Moderator
hhumaswhere is fan ??
m1dg3tOOOH acrylic PSU case's! The '90's are back! lol
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#17
bear jesus
btarunri.imgur.com/FzVQr.jpg
The only reason i came in here after reading it was to say i wish the retail version could look like that display model and i see half the comments thinking it is the retail model.:banghead: It looks like over a quarter of the text in the article is about that one detail :laugh:
btarunrAntec showed off the High Current Pro (HCP) Platinum 1000W PSU, at CeBIT. The HCP Platinum is an 80 Plus Platinum-compliant variant of the original High Current Pro launched in 2010, which were 80 Plus Gold-compliant. Antec's exhibit featured a special body retrofitted with acrylic windows so visitors could see its innards, the retail version will obviously have a full-metal body, and a 135 mm fan in its right place, to keep the unit cool. The HCP Platinum 1000W features a quad-12V rail design, with four 40A rails. The unit features completely modular cabling, including for the 24-pin ATX and dual 8-pin EPS connectors. There's sufficient cabling for even 4-way setups. The source mentions the unit to be contract-manufactured by Delta Electronics, for Antec. More pictures of this "juicy" PSU at the source.
I think the display model does look really good and i would happily mod that in to a working model by adding vents to the side and fans to the back, i know i could do that to any PSU but the less work the better as i am lazy :laugh:.
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#18
m1dg3t
Any word on pricing for this unit? I'm guessing it will be on the high end, just as their current top spec unit's are
m1dg3t]OOOH acrylic PSU case's! The '90's are back! lol[/QUOTE] [QUOTE=btarunri.imgur.com/FzVQr.jp
:laugh: Can you make one that say's "New's man why you no see sarcasm in post?" :p
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#20
Goodman
Nice PSU & a total of 83amps for the 12v rails , that is 23amps more than my 750w PSU on the 12v rail

Makes me wonder how much more amps a board can take on the 12v rail before it blows out?
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