Most may not know the manufacturer of FSP Group power supplies, but in addition to manufacturing its power supplies, it manufactures solutions for other brands. It adapts its solutions to the new specifications announced by Intel for the hardware that is to come. These specifications seek to offer better power quality and increase the power supply.
FSP Group confirms power supplies based on Intel ATX 3.0 and PCIe 5.0 specifications
To adapt to the new standards, FSP has created new power supplies. These new sources already incorporate the design requirements Intel Power ATX 3.0 and PCIe 5.0 specifications. They are solutions of greater power and stability for components with high consumption demands.
Some conventional power supplies require three 8-pin to 16-pin adapters to support PCIe Gen 5 graphics cards. These new FSP power supplies seek to address this issue in their latest solutions. It seeks to adapt for the latest generation hardware.
power supplies FSP Hydro G Pro of 850W and 1000W, and the Hydro PTM Pro 850W, 1000W and 1200W already integrate support for PCIe 5.0 CEM (12VHPWR) and the necessary 12+4-pin cable.
We will have an excellent performance improvement for loads of more than 600W. This means that they are ideal for the latest graphics cards on the market that have high consumption. In addition, advantages are offered for overclocking by offering a very stable power delivery.
These new fonts will come equipped with clear labeling to make them easy to identify. It seeks to differentiate with the rest of the manufacturer’s models.
It only seeks to meet the power needs of current and future high-end graphics cards. Always offering a high quality and stable power supply for such hardware. In addition, we are talking about power supplies of great quality and durability.
Regarding availability and prices, there is no data, but it is possible that they will arrive with the new generation of NVIDIA and AMD graphics.
Adapting to future excessive consumption of graphics cards
The new Intel ATX 3.0 specifications for the PCIe 5.0 interface are quite demanding. The 12VHPWR design You will have four configurations of 150W, 300W, 450W and 600W for wiring. According to the documentation, these configurations would offer up to 100W, 150W, 225W and 375W, respectively.
Added 12-pin electrical and 4-pin sideband connector specifications. The sideband pins are communication settings between the source and the graphics card. Allows the graphics card to adjust its consumption according to the type of connector used.
There should be no problem using current power supplies. The difference would be in the final performance, which could be lower with a source that is not prepared. Some information on this is still missing.
