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Cooler Master G Power Supplies 500, 600 and 700 W

26.07.2013

The new G-series of Cooler Master power supplies includes the G500, G600 and G700 models with 500W, 600W and 700W respectively. All are 80 Plus Bronze certified.

In the power supplies of the G series, active power factor correction is used, and a voltage of 12 V is formed on one bus (in the case of the older model, the load capacity of the bus reaches 55 A, that is, it accounts for 660 W out of 700). The units support the power-saving modes of the XNUMXth generation Intel Core processors (Haswell).

To cool the power supplies, 120mm fans are used, the rotation speed of which depends on the load (as long as the PSU load does not exceed 70%, the fan operates in quiet mode).

The older model has nine SATA power connectors, the other two have six. In any case, three Molex connectors and additional PCI Express power connectors are available, and the G700 power supply is even designed for systems with multiple 3D cards. Of course, the blocks have protection against abnormal operating modes, including overload and overheating.

G-series power supplies will go on sale in August. Prices will vary by region. We can expect that in Europe the G500 model will cost 60 euros, G600 - 70, G700 - 80.

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