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BFG Launches EX-1000 Power Supply  

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Posted by admin — August 12th, 2009, 10:39 AM

EX PS lg 300x252 BFG Launches EX 1000 Power SupplyBFG Technologies, is excited to announce the new EX-1000, 1000 watt modular power supply.


The EX Series ushers in a new approach to power supply design, utilizing BFG’s proprietary Frequency Conversion Technology.  Frequency Conversion Technology drastically improves low load efficiency by emulating a lower sized power supply.  This allows the EX-1000 to remain at least 80% efficient, even with loads as low as 10% of the unit’s maximum capacity. The EX power supplies have the lowest minimum load requirements and offer the best +5VSB efficiency on the market.


This remarkable performance netted EX-1000 the coveted 80 PLUS Bronze rating from www.80plusgold.org.  The 80 PLUS performance specification requires multi-output computer and server power supplies to be 80% or greater energy efficient at 20%, 50% and 100% of rated load, with a true power factor of 0.9 or greater.


Of the 1627 power supplies currently certified to be 80 PLUS efficient, only 157 (less than 10%) are 1000W or greater, further distinguishing setting apart the EX-1000 from the competition.  The EX-1000 was rated higher than the Cosair 1000W, an OCZ EliteXstream, a SilverStone OP1000, and two Enermax 1000W power supplies.



Specifications
> ATX12V 2.2/EPS12V 2.91
> Quad +12V Rails
> Silent 135mm Intake Fan
> Efficiency: > 80% Typical
> MTBF: > 100,000 Hours at 25°C, > 20,000 Hours at 40°C
> 1000W Continuous Rated at 40°C
> PCI Express Ready
> Safety Approval: UL, CB, TUV, CE and FCC
> Dimensions: 15cm x 8.6cm x 16.5cm (5.9″ x 3.4″ x 6.5″)
DC Output
> +3.3V = 30A
> +5V = 30A
> +3.3V + 5V Max. Combined Wattage = 170W
> +12V1 = 36A
> +12V2 = 36A
> +12V3 = 36A
> +12V4 = 36A
> +12V Max. Combined Wattage = 984W
> -12V = 0.5A
> +5VSB = 3.0A
> -12V + 5VSB Max. Combined Wattage = 20W


Specifications

  • ATX12V 2.2/EPS12V 2.91
  • Quad +12V Rails
  • Silent 135mm Intake Fan
  • Efficiency: > 80% Typical
  • MTBF: > 100,000 Hours at 25°C, > 20,000 Hours at 40°C
  • 1000W Continuous Rated at 40°C
  • PCI Express Ready
  • Safety Approval: UL, CB, TUV, CE and FCC
  • Dimensions: 15cm x 8.6cm x 16.5cm (5.9″ x 3.4″ x 6.5″)

DC Output

  • +3.3V = 30A
  • +5V = 30A
  • +3.3V + 5V Max. Combined Wattage = 170W
  • +12V1 = 36A
  • +12V2 = 36A
  • +12V3 = 36A
  • +12V4 = 36A
  • +12V Max. Combined Wattage = 984W
  • -12V = 0.5A
  • +5VSB = 3.0A
  • -12V + 5VSB Max. Combined Wattage = 20W


In an interesting marketing move, BFG has stated that the power supply is available exclusively at BestBuy for $199.99. Hopefully it should hit the shelves of other computer retailers in the near future as well.


Source: BFG



Tags: 1000W, BFG, EX-1000, Power Supply

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