titleIn the power supply world, most people end up buying far too much power supply for their builds. Part of this is with the hope of upgrading to a second hard in the future and sometimes it’s because they don’t know any better. On our video test bench for example we run a 1200 watt power supply, but even then we found ourselves scrambling for adapters and hoping we wouldn’t push the power supply too far when we tossed four HD 7970’s in quadfire on it. With a TDP of 250 Watts for each card and our I7-3960x itself with a TDP of 130 watts we were already pushing it. That doesn’t even count in power for the motherboard itself as well as memory, disc drives, cooling, ect. It’s clear than in some cases there is a need for a power supply larger than 1200 watts, even if the market is limited. Cooler Master introduced their Silent Pro M2 line today including a 1500 watt monster, we are going to take a sneak peak at what they have to offer.

Product Name: Cooler Master Silent Pro M2 1500W

Sample Provided by: Cooler Master

Written by: Wes

Pictures by: Wes


Specifications

Model

RSF00-SPM2D3-US; RS-F00-SPM2

Type

ATX 12V V2.3

Dimension

150 x 220 x 86mm (5.9 x 8.6 x 3.4 inch)

Input Voltage

90-264Vac (Auto Range)

Input Current

18 - 9A

Input Frequency Range

47 - 63Hz

PFC

Active PFC (>0.9)

Power Good Signal

100-500ms

Hold Up Time

>17ms

Efficiency

88% Typically

MTBF

100,000 Hours

Protection

OVP/UVP/OCP/OPP/OTP/SCP

Output Capacity

1500W

Operation Temperature

0-40°C(Nominal Input Voltage)

Certification

TUV / CE / UL / FCC / BSMI / GOST / C-tick / KC / CCC

Fan

Silent HDB 135mm

Connector

M/B 24 Pin Connector x 1
CPU 8 Pin x 2
PCI-E 8 Pin x 6
PCI-E 6+2 Pin x 6
SATA x 12
4 Pin Peripheral x 5
4 Pin Floppy x 1

Warranty

5 years

UPC Code

884102015168

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garfi3ld replied the topic: #25925 27 Jun 2012 00:20
An overview of Cooler Masters latest PSU.

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