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Flex ATX 500 W 80 Plus Platinum Power Supply

23.04.2020

FSP has announced the Flex ATX 500 W 80 Plus Platinum power supply, designed specifically for Intel NUC (Next Unit of Computing) small form factor computers belonging to the newly formed Compute Element class.

The novelty (model FSP500-30AS) is certified 80 Plus Platinum, which indicates high energy efficiency. The power is 500 watts.

The power supply is designed for NUC-computers of the Ghost Canyon generation. This is a very productive device, suitable, including for games. One of the features of Ghost Canyon is the ability to replace the graphics card. The basis is the ninth generation Intel Core i9, Core i7 or Core i5 processor.

The cooling system of the Flex ATX 500 W 80 Plus Platinum uses a fan that is claimed to be quieter than 40 dB even at full load.

Various safety features are implemented, including OVP (Over Voltage Protection) and OCP (Over Load Protection) systems.

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