Seasonic Launches the New PRIME PX-2200 Power Supply

[Kenrou]

Specifications:

ATX 3.1 and PCIe 5.1
80 Plus Platinum EU 230 V
Fully Modular Cabling Design
Two Native 12V-2x6 Cables
Two 2x8-pin to 12V-2x6 Cables
135 mm Fluid Dynamic Bearing (FDB) Fan
Digital Hybrid Fan Control
Highly Reliable Japanese 105°C Aluminum Electrolytic Capacitors
Micro Tolerance Load Regulation @ 1 %
Cable-free Connection Design
12 years warranty
AC Input Range:
200 - 240 Vac only

Availability and Price:

China: Available, Europe: end of September / October 2024, North America: N/A, ROW: End of Q3 2024 onwards
N/A (USA) / €579.90 (Europe) / $499.99 (ROW)

Seasonic Launches the New PRIME PX-2200 Power Supply

After a successful product introduction during Computex 2024, Sea Sonic is now launching the sales of the new PRIME PX-2200 power supply. The Seasonic PRIME Series represents Sea Sonic's pinnacle of engineering, blending cutting-edge design with premium materials and advanced production...

www.techpowerup.com

 

[EarthDog]

Oh F@H people................ LOL

Wow.

 

[freeagent]

AC Input Range:
200 - 240 Vac only

I guess you need to use a dryer plug with it

 

[JLK03F150]

North America: N/A

AC Input Range:
200 - 240 Vac only

I guess you need to use a dryer plug with it

I'm pretty sure that will let the smoke out.

 

[freeagent]

Math has never been my strong suit

 

[freakdiablo]

For when you need to charge your Tesla via USB

 

[Kenrou]

For when you need to charge your Tesla via USB

Wireless... USB is so last week...

 

[Blaylock]

This thing is an absolute unit!

120v outlets are not an option as this bad boy can manage over 18 Amps. This is why most manufacturers do not exceed 1600W PSUs. I hope you know an electrician if you do go with this one. LOL

 

[Woomack]

FSP marks their 2kW unit as:
2000W at 200-240V
1500W at 115-200V
1200W at 100-115V

CANNON PRO(12V-2x6)

CANNON PRO(12V-2x6) 2000W features 12 sets of PCIe 6+2 Pin slots for satisfying the power-hungry device, and a 135mm fan with a unique layout design for optimal cooling performance and keep the components in a longer lifespan. CANNON PRO(12V-2x6) 2000W is your best choice for your monster PC build.

www.fsplifestyle.com

They still have the full automatic 100-240V range as most modern PSUs but limited maximum wattage below 200V.

I'm unsure if calling PSU Cannon is good marketing. I remember when one brand called their PSU Hellfire ... they were literally bursting flames quite often.

 

[Blaylock]

Woomack, are you saying that the unit will "self-throttle" if plugged into a 120V outlet?

 

[Woomack]

Woomack, are you saying that the unit will "self-throttle" if plugged into a 120V outlet?

I'm actually curious how it works, but maybe forced shutdown by OCP/OVP after longer load above the specs. Lower wattage units have lower efficiency at 100-115V, but I'm not really sure how that 2kW FSP works. ATX3.1 PSUs have allowed spikes up to +100% of the maximum wattage. Now I also wonder how 4kW spikes would look in a typical home environment ... I have 230V here in Poland, but only ~3.2kW total in my apartment.

 

[mackerel]

ATX3.1 PSUs have allowed spikes up to +100% of the maximum wattage. Now I also wonder how 4kW spikes would look in a typical home environment ... I have 230V here in Poland, but only ~3.2kW total in my apartment.

Without looking at the spec, I'm guessing the output is rated for that power, which would be delivered by capacitors in the PSU. Some kind of inrush limit so you don't at the same time try to pull excessive from the wall. I'm also assuming it is for a very short time only so it shouldn't have a long term impact.

Edit:

Max peaks allowed up to 100us, dropping to no excursion at 1s or longer.