Silverstone Zeus 750w ST75ZF Quad Rail PSU
Specification
Published: 10th May 2006 | Source: Silverstone | Price: |
The following specification has been taken in most part from Silverstone's website:
- Quad +12V rail for superior performance
- Dual PCI-E 6pin connectors (SLI & CrossFire ready)
- Industrial class components
- Support for ATX 12V 2.2 & EPS12V
- Active PFC
- Efficiency greater than 80% (max. 86%)
The following image is taken of the +12v rail layout insert included with the Power Supply:
As we can see, Priority is given to CPU1, CPU2 and VGA1, VGA2. VGA3 and VGA4 share their power with the molex connectors, which under most circumstances shouldn't cause any problems - but it really depends on how many high power consumption devices you are planning on running from the molex connectors (12v water pumps for example).
With the +12v4 rail peaking at 22a, this should be enough to power the latest generation of ATI cards (x1900xtx) even when used in crossfire mode.
Most Recent Comments
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QuoteNice Jim. Looks like a real beast of a PSU 
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QuoteJesus - that is rated with twice as much power as my current PSU!
I'm liking the current idea of only needing to plug in the connections you want - leaves a nice tidy box (as the actress said to the bishop).Quote
I'm liking the current idea of only needing to plug in the connections you want - leaves a nice tidy box (as the actress said to the bishop).Quote
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Originally Posted by mr_fishbulb
Jesus - that is rated with twice as much power as my current PSU!
I'm liking the current idea of only needing to plug in the connections you want - leaves a nice tidy box (as the actress said to the bishop). |
Coming up soon is a Silverstone Strider 600w Modular review - should be a nice bit of kit
QuoteVery nice PSU, it looks very solid and with the performance to back it up. How good were those 12V rails? Awesome review again XMS 
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