EVGA releases the SuperNova P6 modular PSU range

[HEXUS]

These are EVGA's most compact 80 Plus Platinum certified PSUs.

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[kompukare]

The biggest question is who is the OEM?
P2 and T2, G3 were SuperFlower, but something like G1 breaks that pattern as it was made by FSP.

[watercooled]

I heard the P6 is a Seasonic-made unit. Don't quote me on that though.

And I'm not sure which platform it's built on. Will update if I come across more details though.

[kompukare]

Not that I'm in the market for a new PSU, but I always like to know who made it.
TPU forum posters also think it's Seasonic:
https://www.techpowerup.com/forums/t...pplies.284838/

[watercooled]

It will be interesting to get a look at the insides of it, and of course the performance. It has a lot to live up to!

[Ttaskmaster]

Flat cabling?
That's going to be awkward.

Also, I only see one Perif socket, but four SATA ones, so unless it makes no actual difference, that's going to be a problem for all my Molex devces.
Will we really need five VGA connections, as well?

[Xlucine]

Flat cabling?
That's going to be awkward.

Also, I only see one Perif socket, but four SATA ones, so unless it makes no actual difference, that's going to be a problem for all my Molex devces.
Will we really need five VGA connections, as well?

How else would you sink 850-1k W without a bunch of high powered GPUs?

[Ttaskmaster]

How else would you sink 850-1k W without a bunch of high powered GPUs?

Given how few high powered GPUs are available right now, perhaps that's the question they should have asked themselves?