BFG fleshes out 1,000W modular power supply

by Parm Mann on 12 August 2009, 10:16

Tags: EX-1000, BFG Technologies

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We've come to expect big things from BFG Technologies, and its latest power supply is no exception. Forming part of the high-end EX Series, it's known simply as the EX-1000.

As the name suggests, this is a thousand-watt unit that'll appeal to those who plan on powering multiple GPUs and ultra-high-end CPUs - or, perhaps, lighting for the local neighbourhood.

As with other recent BFG PSUs, the EX-1000 features BFG's exclusive "Frequency Conversion Technology", a feature that promises to drastically improve low-load efficiency by emulating a lower-voltage power supply. The idea is to maintain 80 per cent efficiency no matter how intensive the task.

The unit's equipped with quad 12V rails, modular connectors, and a 80 PLUS Bronze certification.

The bad news is it's currently available exclusively at U.S. retailer Best Buy with a price tag of $199.99. There's no mention of a UK launch just yet, but if you need juice there's always the beefier EX-1200 - that's available for around £150.



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There's a review of this PSU here: http://www.jonnyguru.com/modules.php?name=NDReviews&op=Story&reid=161 but that's a pre-release model so the final could be different.
1000W that's mad. Nobody would buy one of those.



Oh.
Plenty of people do lol…
And what about that 1600w Ultra model!!!
:secret: System 001 below :O_o1:
You'd probably get away with a 620w for that, maybe less ;)