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Overclockers UK, BitFenix and Bit-tech have shown first Pictures of a new Product from BitFenix. The BitFenix Fury.

The Fury is a Semi-Modular Powersupply from BitFenix which is using thier Premium Quality Bitfenix Alchemy Sleeved cables for it's semi-modular interface. The PSU will be available in 550W,650W and 750W configurations (80+ Gold ofc), and can be ordered with COLOURED Alchemy Cables for a small extra fee.


The Fury seems to be released/revealed around October.


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Stay tuned for this exciting new Product from the house of BitFenix, hopefully it's quality is just as outstanding as thier Cases and other stuff :)



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I'm so glad that they have sleeved all of their cables, this could cause them to sell many more units.

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I love it when Psu companies sleeve their cables and since they already sell sleeve cable extension I expect the sleeve would be quality

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They make good quality cables, now lets hope they make good quality PSU's aswell. If they do, they could become a even more successful company. 

 

 

 

 

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I also would like to menton, that its a FULLY- MODULAR PSU, they claim itsel a semi one but to be honest: who DONT need a 24PIN? no one... so they shouldnt claim thier selfes semi-modular.

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I really hope these turn out to be good quality PSUs. I really like Bitfenix and I'd love to see them continue to do well, these could be a real hit with many enthusiasts.

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this might have to go in my prodigy.

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I want to know who is making this power supply. hopefully it's A. seasonic B. superflower C. a newer FSP design

 

edit- looking at the plugs on the power supply i'm leaning towards seasonic.

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I really hope these turn out to be good quality PSUs. I really like Bitfenix and I'd love to see them continue to do well, these could be a real hit with many enthusiasts.

They are high quality. Thier OEM is the same as Be Quiet's PSU's.. it's FSP with thier newest PSU design which was partially used in the Be Quiet Dark Power Pro 10 series

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I want to know who is making this power supply. hopefully it's A. seasonic B. superflower C. a newer FSP design

 

edit- looking at the plugs on the power supply i'm leaning towards seasonic.

I am too but I don't think BitFenix would go down the seasonic route.

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That is pretty damn sweet, we'll have to see if the actual power supply is any good though.

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i d buy one 850 watts psu (if they existed) of these to replace my 7 years old h1000 which i have less trust in with every year... also the lack of sleeving on the corsair is also a plus for bitfenix.

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This seems like a pretty nice power supply. Lets see if their power supplies are good and be able to deliver reliable power.

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NVM new power supply is this!!

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WHY HASN'T A COMPANY DONE THIS YET???

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if this power supply is any good i might pick it up,individually sleeved cable kits for the AX860i are ridiculous

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if this power supply is any good i might pick it up,individually sleeved cable kits for the AX860i are ridiculous

ridiculusly expensive.. those PSU will come in at the 70ish price range, afaik for the 650W one, which is awesome

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ridiculusly expensive.. those PSU will come in at the 70ish price range, afaik for the 650W one, which is awesome

yeah thats what I mean by ridiculous. an ax860i is $230 and then its an extra $100 for all the sleeved cables. I'm only partially made of money people, come on

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I was thinking about getting a new power supply, these might work! I hope it's not loud.

 

Just realised the cables are on the right(pun intended) side of the power supply. I love this PSU so much right now.

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ridiculusly expensive.. those PSU will come in at the 70ish price range, afaik for the 650W one, which is awesome

If I recall correctly, the "rumored" price is this:

550W

Solid: 59.99

Multicolored: 79.99

 

650W

Solid: 89.99

Multicolored: 109.99

 

750W

Solid Sleeved: 129.99

Multicolor: 149.99

 

But that's just the rumor.

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If I recall correctly, the "rumored" price is this:

550W

Solid: 59.99

Multicolored: 79.99

 

650W

Solid: 89.99

Multicolored: 109.99

 

750W

Solid Sleeved: 129.99

Multicolor: 149.99

 

But that's just the rumor.

 

If I recall correctly, the "rumored" price is this:

550W

Solid: 59.99

Multicolored: 79.99

 

650W

Solid: 89.99

Multicolored: 109.99

 

750W

Solid Sleeved: 129.99

Multicolor: 149.99

 

But that's just the rumor.

nothing higher not sure 750 is enough for OCed 8120 and 2 9970s when they come out

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I want to know who is making this power supply. hopefully it's A. seasonic B. superflower C. a newer FSP design

 

edit- looking at the plugs on the power supply i'm leaning towards seasonic.

It's bitFenix, hence the title...

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It's bitFenix, hence the title...

I mean who is the rebrand company for the power supply for bitfenix. Like Xfx power supplies are rebranded seasonic units, fractal design are rebranded Fsp, Be Quiet! are rebranded Hec, fsp, or seasonic power supplies.

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I would maybe possibly purchase one of these. Ive had bad experiences with their NZ suppliers. They dont like to get things here for me...But I suppose I can just buy stuff from NCIX...and pay triple... :/

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