The Phanteks AMP GH series of power supply units (PSUs) is designed to meet the latest ATX 3.1 and PCIe Gen 5.1 standards, ensuring compatibility with current and next-generation graphics cards. The series includes three wattage variants: 750W, 850W, and 1000W, each available in black and white color options. The 1000W models are certified with 80 Plus Platinum efficiency, while the 750W and 850W models are 80 Plus Gold certified. All models feature full modular cabling and 600W-capable 12V-2x6 connectors, which are essential for high-performance builds. Additionally, the PSUs incorporate a single +12V rail design, active power factor correction (PFC), and DC-to-DC switching, along with comprehensive electrical protections.
The AMP GH series is equipped with a 120mm hydraulic bearing fan that supports a hybrid fan control system, including a zero RPM mode for silent operation under low loads. The compact design, with a length of just 14 cm, makes these PSUs suitable for mid-tower cases. The units are engineered to handle high power peaks up to 200% of their rated output, providing stability and reliability for demanding applications. The AMP GH series is positioned as a cost-effective solution for users seeking advanced features and high efficiency in their power supplies.
Power-Efficient Modular PSUs
Phanteks' 'AMP GH' Power Supplies are Premium and Quiet
Trend Themes
1. Next-gen Compatibility - Power supplies designed to meet ATX 3.1 and PCIe Gen 5.1 standards offer seamless integration with the latest graphics cards and future-proof builds.
2. Modular Cabling Systems - Fully modular cabling allows users to customize their setups and improve airflow within their computer cases.
3. Hybrid Fan Control - Incorporating hybrid fan control systems, including silent zero RPM modes, enhances the quiet operation of high-performance power supplies.
Industry Implications
1. Consumer Electronics - Innovations in power supply units cater to the computing needs of enthusiasts and gamers seeking energy efficiency and robustness.
2. Components Manufacturing - Manufacturers of computer components leverage advancements in power supply technology to enhance the performance and longevity of their products.
3. Data Centers - Efficient and reliable power solutions become critical for data centres managing heavy computational workloads and high power peaks.