OCZ Adds 1200W Model to PC Power & Cooling Silencer MK III Line
If you're rocking a no-compromise desktop system, you need a burly power supply to match, and OCZ believes it has just the PSU you're looking for. Introduced today is a new flagship model in the company's PC Power & Cooling Silencer MK III series, a 1200W PSU offering more wattage than most users will ever need, and it's 80 Plus Platinum certified to boot.
"PC Power & Cooling has a long history of delivering premium power supplies for power users seeking the ultimate in both performance and reliability," said Steve Lee, Sr. Vice President of Channel marketing and BU GM for Power Management. "The new Silencer Mk III 1200W continues that tradition by offering enthusiasts the highest wattage to date in the series coupled with the flexibility of modular cable design, an impressive 80 Plus Platinum rating, and an adjustable thermal system for ultimate protection and quiet operation."
The spec sheet is a PSU enthusiast's dream. It offers ultra high wattage, modular cabling, energy efficiency, high quality components (including 100 percent Japanese 105C capacitors), a beefy single +12V rail, and a boatload of connections for all your peripherals.
OCZ didn't say how much the new PSU costs, though did mention it's backed a 7-year warranty.
"PC Power & Cooling has a long history of delivering premium power supplies for power users seeking the ultimate in both performance and reliability," said Steve Lee, Sr. Vice President of Channel marketing and BU GM for Power Management. "The new Silencer Mk III 1200W continues that tradition by offering enthusiasts the highest wattage to date in the series coupled with the flexibility of modular cable design, an impressive 80 Plus Platinum rating, and an adjustable thermal system for ultimate protection and quiet operation."
The spec sheet is a PSU enthusiast's dream. It offers ultra high wattage, modular cabling, energy efficiency, high quality components (including 100 percent Japanese 105C capacitors), a beefy single +12V rail, and a boatload of connections for all your peripherals.
OCZ didn't say how much the new PSU costs, though did mention it's backed a 7-year warranty.
