NZXT Presents E Series Digital Power Supplies

NZXT introduces its newest line of power supplies with digital real-time power monitoring and control features – the NZXT E Series PSUs.

The NZXT E Series power supplies are available in 500W, 650W and 850W models, all with 80PLUS Gold certification of up to 90% efficiency. The NZXT E Series is built from Seasonic’s Focus+ Gold platform and PMBus architecture to guarantee stability and power delivery.

NZXT E Series Key Features

– Active monitoring for the 12V, 5V, and 3.3V rails
– Total power-on time tracking enabled using the embedded real-time clock (RTC)
– Digital multi-rail over-current protection (OCP) for all three 12V outputs, with adjustable thresholds for – the 12V CPU (4+4 pin) and GPU (6+2 pin PCIe) connections
– Japanese capacitors rated at 105°C
– 80 PLUS Gold Certification
– Fully modular design means you use only the cables you need
– 10-year Warranty and NZXT Service and Support

Digital Real-Time Monitoring and Control

The NZXT E Series power supplies packs a digital signal processor (DSP) that provides real-time wattage reading for the three 12V rails, total uptime and internal temperate. Data can be tracked and monitored through the NZXT CAM software. The onboard DSP on the power supply also allows the user to enable independent over-current protection (OCP) on the 12V rails for the motherboard, GPU and CPU to improve protection over the most expensive components inside the PC.

Efficient and Reliable

The NZXT E Series power supplies are all 80PLUS Gold certified guaranteeing the efficiency of 87% or higher. It packs 100% Japanese capacitors rated to 105°C that proves to be durable and reliable for long hours of operation. Furthermore, NZXT backs the E Series power supplies with a 10-year limited warranty.

Aesthetic and Silent

The NZXT E PSUs feature a fully modular design enabling builders to create a neat and clutter-free interior by using only the cables that are needed and store the rest. The NZXT E Series power supplies sport a Smart cooling fan that’s controlled by the NZXT CAM software as well. Under low loads of under 100W, the fan shuts down for a fully silent operation. Using the NZXT CAM software, users can also adjust the fan curve on the PSU or choose between three pre-sets: Silent, Performance or Fixed.