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Corsair announced 1500W 80plus Titanium PSU

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Holy Pap Titanium grading?. Nice one Corsair.

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Beast! For that kind of money however I would just buy 2 psu

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This product just plain annoys me. The have yet to fill the gap between the AX860i and the AX1200i. Why no AX1000i ??? Come on corsair.

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Most likely will have coil whine they still never fixed AX Series.

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I see....

 

 

 

 

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80 PLUS Diamond?
80 PLUS Masters?

80 PLUS Grand Masters?
 
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Glad to see this sort of efficiency outside of enterprise grade power supplies.

 

On the serious note, would love a 700W version of 80+ TITANIUM awesomeness.

That would be pretty great for silent computing.

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http://www.corsair.com/ax1500i

 

well they labeled it just platinum.

 

Well not exactly...

 

the AX1500i is able to reach 94% efficiency at 50% load with a 115V source.

 

According the people over at "80 PLUS," with a 115V source

80 PLUS Platinum is: 90% @ 20% load, 92% @ 50%, 89% @ 100%

 

With a 230V source

80 PLUS Platinum is: 90% @ 20% load, 94% @ 50%, 91% @ 100%

80 PLUS Titanium is: 90% @ 10%, 94% @ 20%, 96% @ 50%, 91% @ 100%

 

There is currently nothing for 80 PLUS Titanium for 115V.

 

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Corsair just uploaded a video on it.

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iOSl1osWcaM

The video is private?

 

 

There is currently nothing for 80 PLUS Titanium for 115V.

Lets hope that changes.

 

I didn't know there isn't a regular 80+ rating for 230V sources.

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I really dont see the need....

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The video is private?

 

 

I don't know what happened. I could watch it when I posted that. Its still on the Corsair YouTube channel. I changed the link to the new video

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Titanium....? 

 

I dont want to down grade my Plutonium to Titanium. I want to update to Uranium next.

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the 80+ titanium thing is only a draft right now, however the 1500i does meet the requirements

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As if the specs weren't crazy enough, the price is completely insane. 450 dollars for one PSU is certainly absurd. I would not accede to buying this thing unless it was cheaper.

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