EVGA Announces SuperNOVA 1300 G2 Power Supply

[N.Broekhuijsen]

EVGA has introduced its new SuperNOVA 1300 G2 PSU -- which is capable of (you guessed it) sustaining an output of 1300 Watts.

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[maxiim]

So evga is expanding to support upcoming AMD hardware?

 

[General M00n]

Holy hell, 108 amps on one rail? Do they also sell a MIG welding attachment with it? That's some serious power. Serious note; I find it weird that Corsair is the only one offering digital power monitoring on their high-end PSUs (AX1200i), i would of thought it be something more manufacturers would offer on their top-end PSU's when you consider how much they cost and the fact that they end up powering PCs worth some decent $$$.

 

[sbudbud]

10 year warranty sounds nice, wonder what kind of turn around time they have. A PSU is pretty important in running a PC now a days

 

[nvidiamd]

good for evga picking superflower as OEM

 

[g-unit1111]

So when GPUs are supposed to be getting more energy efficient, why are companies still releasing ultra high wattage PSUs? You'd think the trend would be going in reverse.

 

[yorich]

In before more "kid kills himself trying to take apart power supply" stories show up. 108A...I can see a few deaths coming from someone trying to touch the capacitors in this thing.

 

[Marcus52]

I'm so glad they aren't including that goofy switch on the NEX 1500 that switches between single and multiple rail usage. That''s utterly pointless in a modern-design PSU. In fact it's the thing that made me buy an Enermax instead.

The 10-year warranty is very attractive though. The price is great, too, for that level of PSU, Mr. Broekhuijsen was a bit off with his "bit expensive" comment. Hopefully it's made by a top OEM, like Seasonic.

 

[g-unit1111]

In before more "kid kills himself trying to take apart power supply" stories show up. 108A...I can see a few deaths coming from someone trying to touch the capacitors in this thing.

I would think if the power supply was plugged in would that happen. :lol: