FSP Rolls Out Cannon Pro 2500 Watts for Big Power Needs
FSP just showed us their new Cannon Pro power supply, made for PCs that need a lot of juice and top work setups. It gives out a huge 2500 watts. This power unit sticks to the latest ATX 3.1 and PCIe 5.1 rules and has a fully changeable build for neat and good setups.
Who Should Get the 2500W Cannon Pro?
This big power unit is too much for regular PCs. FSP aims the Cannon Pro at a small group of users who set up systems with lots of power-hungry parts. This group has people making AI and learning to do setups, 3D drawing folk with many GPUs, and users who push their parts to the top edge.
Main Items and Facts
The Cannon Pro brings together strong power with new items and strong safety steps.
- Power and Less Waste: It gives 2500W and has an 80 Plus Platinum tag. This means it's very good at using power, making less heat waste, so things stay cool and stable when under a big load.
- Changeable Build: You put in only the wires you need for your build. This makes managing wires better and helps air move in the box.
- Lots of Holes for Plugs: The set up for the plugs lets you use high-end parts well:
- 1 x 24-pin Motherboard,
- 3 x 4+4 pin EPS (CPU),
- 4 x 12V-2x6 (600W each): Key for giving enough set power for up to four new, strong graphics cards,
- 11 x 8-pin (6+2) PCIe,
- 10 x SATA,
- 6 x Molex.
- Cooling and Safety: A 135mm fan that moves liquid takes care of cooling. An eight-level safety system keeps watch against too much voltage, too much current, heat, short circuits, and other electric risks.
- Size: The length is 200mm, making Cannon Pro longer than a normal ATX PSU. Buyers must check if their PC box can hold it.
When Can You Get It?
FSP hasn't told us the start date or price for the Cannon Pro 2500W PSU yet. Look for more info soon.
