Monday, May 30th 2016

GIGABYTE Forays Into Enthusiast PSUs with New Xtreme Gaming Line

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btarunr
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GIGABYTE is making a serious push into high-end gaming PC power supplies (PSUs), with its new Xtreme Gaming line. The company has, in the past, sold entry-thru-mid-range PSUs. The company showed off its first Xtreme Gaming PSU model, the XP1200M. This 1200W PSU features fully modular cabling, 80 Plus Platinum efficiency, an all-Japanese capacitor design, a single +12V rail, DC-to-DC switching, and a 140 mm double ball-bearing fan that stays off below a load threshold. 1200W may not be the only capacity this PSU lineup will include.

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8 Comments on GIGABYTE Forays Into Enthusiast PSUs with New Xtreme Gaming Line

#1
Caring1
On paper it sounds alright, but I'll wait for a review.
The cables look a bit messy and not a fan of all the stickers.
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#2
zo0lykas
lol ?
i got fan, this psu upside down,most of new pc case have dust filter below psu thats why sticker on top.

btw what a point create a monster psu ? when new generation cpu,gpu fighting to each other who build more powerful and less wat required think
Caring1On paper it sounds alright, but I'll wait for a review.
The cables look a bit messy and not a fan of all the stickers.
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#3
Keullo-e
S.T.A.R.S.
zo0lykaslol ?
i got fan, this psu upside down,most of new pc case have dust filter below psu thats why sticker on top.

btw what a point create a monster psu ? when new generation cpu,gpu fighting to each other who build more powerful and less wat required think
Those overclocked 6/8-core X79/X99 rigs with SLI/CF cards aren't low-power machines like these LGA115x PC's which are more common..
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#4
shilka
So who is OEM for this new series?
And please dont let it be HEC.
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#5
zo0lykas
and again lol
you fella prob dont have any clue much power need for cpu or gpu? you just read silly recommendation on tag...

millions videos in youtube about it, just wasting my time here..
9700 ProThose overclocked 6/8-core X79/X99 rigs with SLI/CF cards aren't low-power machines like these LGA115x PC's which are more common..
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#6
peche
Thermaltake fanboy
zo0lykaslol ?
i got fan, this psu upside down,most of new pc case have dust filter below psu thats why sticker on top.

btw what a point create a monster psu ? when new generation cpu,gpu fighting to each other who build more powerful and less wat required think
most brands use the bigger PSU wattage on their adds or promotional changes, not means that all line up will be the same wattage...
btarunr1200W may not be the only capacity this PSU lineup will include.
this makes sense,
shilkaSo who is OEM for this new series?
And please dont let it be HEC.
nice question ..
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#7
Keullo-e
S.T.A.R.S.
zo0lykasand again lol
you fella prob dont have any clue much power need for cpu or gpu? you just read silly recommendation on tag...

millions videos in youtube about it, just wasting my time here..
I had a XFX 430W PSU with my OC'd R9 290 without problems, so I just laugh to people who believe that "recommended PSU wattage" crap. :rolleyes:
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