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Think FSP for your next PSU

The beating heart of any desktop PC is the power supply unit (PSU). It’s a component that doesn’t get as much time in the spotlight as elements like the CPU or GPU, but it’s just as important, if not more so, when it comes to the entire planning towards a new desktop computer or the upgrade of an existing one. 

The total capacity of a PSU determines how many components your PC can handle and what the total power draw of that hardware is. 

In South Africa a PSU is an especially crucial decision when it comes to PC building due to our electricity situation with loadshedding, surges and other problems. The sometimes unpredictable reliability from power outlets needs a quality PSU to cater for and, with the price of that electricity always going up, a PSU with good efficiency is always appreciated. 

Local distributor Syntech knows all of this well as it recently launched the PCBuilder tool to make the component shopping experience better. 

Local distributor of all things tech – Syntech – wants to highlight the FSP range of PSUs you should consider.

FSP HV Pro 550W Non-Modular Power Supply

As the lowest capacity PSU in our roundup, the HV Pro 550W is perfect for smaller builds, media PCs and desktops which aren’t running power hungry GPUs. 

This living room-friendly approach is mirrored by the silent 120mm fan which many of the FSP PSUs have to maintain thermals while remaining quiet

FSP Hydro Pro K 600W Non-Modular Power Supply

The Hydro Pro range from FSP offers higher wattages and is characterised by a clever thermal layout design which ensures low heat even at maximum usage. The entire Hydro Pro range has a focus on gamers, power users and anyone else who demand the most from their desktop PCs. 

FSP Hydro Pro M 700W Semi-Modular Power Supply

We’re now not only in the 700W range for PSUs, but also the realm of Semi-Modular wiring. For those who have not experienced this kind of power supply before, Semi-Modular means that many of the wires are detachable from the main PSU body. The advantage of this is customisation to fit your PC build as you can simply leave our wires which you have no use for. With Non-Modular systems these wires remain inside of your PC case and are simply left unused. The Semi-Modular approach clears this up and the FSP Hydro Pro M 700W offers this along with the higher wattage. 

FSP Hydro Pro Series 800W Non Modular Power Supply

While Non-Modular this unit makes up for it with a massive 800W capacity. Years ago PSUs of this size were seen as overkill even for those with huge PCs packed with components. Recently, however, CPUs and GPUs have made massive performance gains by brute force with their manufacturers simply providing more power to get more performance. With that in mind the 800W capacity here makes a lot of sense, especially for those building a brand new system with the latest components. 

FSP Hydro G Pro 850W 80 Plus Gold Fully Modular Power Supply

Our final PSU in this showcase is the leader of the pack in many ways with the highest capacity, Fully Modular wiring and the best efficiency to boot. 

At 850W you will have ample power no matter what components you choose. The Fully Modular wiring means that absolutely all wires are removable which adds unparalleled customisation options for PC builds. 

The 80 Plus Gold certification also means that all this power is generated efficiently so no electricity goes to waste. 

To find out more about FSP Group’s PSUs, head to this URL.

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