Montech released its CENTURY II power supply today for computer users who need reliable power. The new unit works with ATX 3.1 standards and supports 12V-2x6 GPU connections, making it compatible with the newest NVIDIA RTX 50 Series and AMD Radeon RX 90 Series graphics cards. Gamers can feel confident that their systems will run smoothly with this power supply.
The CENTURY II stands out because of its high efficiency ratings. It earned both 80 Plus Gold and Cybenetics Platinum certifications, which help users save on energy bills. The 135mm fan stays completely silent during light tasks thanks to Smart Zero Fan Technology. This fan only turns on when extra cooling becomes necessary.
The power supply contains 100% Japanese capacitors for better durability during intense gaming or streaming sessions. Its fully modular cables let builders create cleaner computer interiors with improved airflow. Montech backs the product with safety features and a 10-year warranty for long-term protection.
Shoppers can buy the CENTURY II starting April 15 at 9 AM Eastern Time. The 850-watt model costs $89, the 1050-watt version sells for $109, and the 1200-watt unit is priced at $129. Computer enthusiasts who need powerful but quiet performance should consider this option for their next build.
The CENTURY II stands out because of its high efficiency ratings. It earned both 80 Plus Gold and Cybenetics Platinum certifications, which help users save on energy bills. The 135mm fan stays completely silent during light tasks thanks to Smart Zero Fan Technology. This fan only turns on when extra cooling becomes necessary.
The power supply contains 100% Japanese capacitors for better durability during intense gaming or streaming sessions. Its fully modular cables let builders create cleaner computer interiors with improved airflow. Montech backs the product with safety features and a 10-year warranty for long-term protection.
Shoppers can buy the CENTURY II starting April 15 at 9 AM Eastern Time. The 850-watt model costs $89, the 1050-watt version sells for $109, and the 1200-watt unit is priced at $129. Computer enthusiasts who need powerful but quiet performance should consider this option for their next build.
