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<\/a><\/p>\nThese fans have recently been released, though currently they\u2019re sold exclusively on the Chinese market. Once they become available elsewhere, such as in Europe, we\u2019ll definitely cover the 30 mm-thick models in our testing.<\/p>\n
Power Supplies: Seasonic\u2019s pride is the PX-3200, a power supply capable of sustaining up to 3200 W of continuous power \u2013 something extremely rare. Most ATX-form-factor PSUs are significantly weaker. This PSU supports the ATX 3.1 standard, which includes native 16-pin PCIe connector support. With OptiGuard, the PSU features an additional protection layer that verifies proper cable connection. Depending on that, the system will or will not power on \u2013 helping prevent irreversible hardware damage due to incorrect cable connections. The PX-3200 will not include OptiGuard though, as this technology will still be in the development phase by the time this PSU will come to market.<\/p>\n
Another safety feature is OptiSink 2.0, which ensures highly efficient cooling for the Focus and Core PSU lines. Thanks to this, the PSUs run more efficiently and quietly, offering overall improved operating characteristics. All of this is managed via a PCB with integrated electronics.<\/p>\n Seasonic at Computex is also showcasing its new adapters with 12V-2\u00d76 connectors. We can already confirm that one of their advantages is the supple, well-flexible soft insulation of the wires, which allows for smart cable management inside the computer case. We previously published a report on these cables<\/a>, which you can read in case you’re interested in more details.<\/p>\n The collaboration with Noctua also continues, with active cooling of the Prime NE series by Seasonic being entrusted to the company known for squeezing the absolute maximum out of fans when it comes to the efficiency of aerodynamic elements.<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n