Super Flower unveils the SF2500F14HP, a 2500W PSU

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And it shows off the proud and profusely ARGB LED lit SF850F14RG PSU.

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For Intel's future 14+++ HEDT CPUs I presume.

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Originally Posted by sykobee

For Intel's future 14+++ HEDT CPUs I presume.

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I was assuming it was for re-flashing all the firmware in a BMW :)

Mental and overall pointless IMHO.

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Originally Posted by sykobee

For Intel's future 14+++ HEDT CPUs I presume.

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*snorted really loudly at my desk making my colleague jump*

:wallbash::wallbash::wallbash::angst: Just why???

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Originally Posted by jimborae

:wallbash::wallbash::wallbash::angst: Just why???

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So you can blow your power sockets at home?

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Originally Posted by Iota

So you can blow your power sockets at home?

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It should be just shy of that, after conversion efficiency it'll only need 12 A or so so will be fine on UK plugs

I look forward to the future 3-phase RGB PSUs for EXTREME OCERs

Anandtech says this model will not be for sale. And tbh, do we really need PSUs at 1KW and beyond?

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Originally Posted by azrael-

Anandtech says this model will not be for sale. And tbh, do we really need PSUs at 1KW and beyond?

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As power supplies have a fan and tend to collect dust, they probably fall foul of the EU vacuum cleaner power limit legislation anyway ;) :D

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Originally Posted by azrael-

Anandtech says this model will not be for sale. And tbh, do we really need PSUs at 1KW and beyond?

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Yes we need, i have a 1.2 kW power supply, my build when i do my matlab processing consumes short of 1kW (970-990W) so i should have gone for a 1.6kW this way the psu would be more relaxed, i push mine too hard.

Well, at least their signature glaring white LED sockets are now RGB and can be blended in with the rest of your build...
That was the only problem I ever had with Superflower, really.

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Originally Posted by Raven74

Yes we need, i have a 1.2 kW power supply, my build when i do my matlab processing consumes short of 1kW (970-990W) so i should have gone for a 1.6kW this way the psu would be more relaxed, i push mine too hard.

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We all know that power usage goes up exponentially when overclocking. I wonder how much slower your system would perform at stock speed. I wouldn't be surprised if it's a lot less than one might think. Just an educated guess... :)

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Originally Posted by Xlucine

It should be just shy of that, after conversion efficiency it'll only need 12 A or so so will be fine on UK plugs

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I honestly doubt the older wiring in my house would cope well.... I really should get it rewired.

In what i do it is up to 30% slower, my cpu has a base frequency of 3.0 ghz on all cores so it is a 50% increase in frequency to 4.4 ghz on all cores.

Useful for system builders who want to integrate a kettle or microwave oven into their systems.