SilverStone recently added its Triton RX power supplies to its website. They are available in three power levels: 650 watts, 750 watts, and 850 watts. These power units earned Cybernetics Gold ratings for saving energy. Each one uses flat cables with patterns pressed into them that stay connected to the main unit.
A 120 mm fan with ICB bearings keeps these power supplies cool and quiet, making just 18 decibels of noise at its lowest setting. The Triton RX meets ATX 3.1 standards and handles up to double its rated power during quick spikes. Every model comes with the same set of cables – one main motherboard connector, two CPU power plugs, one newer 12VHPWR connector, two graphics card cables, six SATA connections, and two older peripheral plugs.
SilverStone built these with high-grade Japanese capacitors inside for a better life span. They added many safety features to protect your computer parts, including guards against too much current, power, voltage, heat, and short circuits. The units measure just 140 mm deep, making them fit easily in most computer cases.
The company has not shared any information about the cost of these power supplies or announced when stores will start selling them. If you need a reliable power supply that meets the newest standards, these might be worth checking out when they become available.
A 120 mm fan with ICB bearings keeps these power supplies cool and quiet, making just 18 decibels of noise at its lowest setting. The Triton RX meets ATX 3.1 standards and handles up to double its rated power during quick spikes. Every model comes with the same set of cables – one main motherboard connector, two CPU power plugs, one newer 12VHPWR connector, two graphics card cables, six SATA connections, and two older peripheral plugs.
SilverStone built these with high-grade Japanese capacitors inside for a better life span. They added many safety features to protect your computer parts, including guards against too much current, power, voltage, heat, and short circuits. The units measure just 140 mm deep, making them fit easily in most computer cases.
The company has not shared any information about the cost of these power supplies or announced when stores will start selling them. If you need a reliable power supply that meets the newest standards, these might be worth checking out when they become available.
