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Corsair 1500 Watt 80 PLUS Titanium Power Supply



CES 2014 — Las Vegas, Nevada — January 7, 2014 — Corsair®, the most awarded PC power supply brand in the world, today announced the AX1500i Digital ATX power supply. The PSU’s digitally-controlled circuitry delivers 1500 watts of ultra-stable power with efficiency that goes beyond 80 PLUS Platinum, making the AX1500i the most technologically advanced, energy efficient, and customizable power supply available for extreme PC enthusiasts. The AX1500i’s groundbreaking efficiency meets the current draft for ATX 115 Volt 80 PLUS Titanium for consumer PSUs.


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Corsair 1500 Watt 80 PLUS Titanium Power Supply

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Is this Corsair's first 1500W PSU? 
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Originally posted by Tidgxor

Is this Corsair's first 1500W PSU? 



Yup! It is also one of the most efficient power supplies out there.
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Awesome, I am extremely fond of the Corsair PSU in my HAF-X, good to see them giving the ole' Silverstone some competition. 
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Awesome, I am extremely fond of the Corsair PSU in my HAF-X, good to see them giving the ole' Silverstone some competition. 



Can't wait to see what this PSU can do.
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I wonder what kind of hardware you'd have to be running to actually use all that power? My system draws around 750W at full tilt so my 1200i still has some reserves.

Well a 290X draws about 280W on load... so perhaps 4 of those + a 4960X overclocked with tons of fans and hard drives haha.

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I wonder what kind of hardware you'd have to be running to actually use all that power? My system draws around 750W at full tilt so my 1200i still has some reserves.

Well a 290X draws about 280W on load... so perhaps 4 of those + a 4960X overclocked with tons of fans and hard drives haha.


I accidentally edited your post, woops!

Well a 290X draws about 280W on load... so perhaps 4 of those + a 4960X overclocked with tons of fans and hard drives haha.
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