CPS PCCOOLER Releases Heavy Duty Workstation Chassis and 2500W Power Supplies

CPS PCCOOLER Releases Heavy Duty Workstation Chassis and 2500W Power Supplies

CPS PCCOOLER has introduced a massive hardware lineup designed for server environments and high performance workstations. The collection includes the SR700 chassis which holds up to 30 fans alongside the SU series power supplies delivering up to 2500W of power. These heavy duty components are engineered to sustain continuous workloads under extreme thermal conditions.

To keep processors cool, the company developed 2 air coolers. The compact TR620M X dual tower model stands at just 115 millimeters tall. It fits inside 4U rack servers. This cooler features 6 heat pipes measuring 6 millimeters each, a 100 millimeter fan spinning up to 5000 RPM, and a solid copper base. For larger workstations, the TS700D model uses 7 heat pipes and 2 fans measuring 120 millimeters with speeds up to 3000 RPM. Liquid cooling setups can use the LR480S instead. It sports a massive 480 millimeter radiator and 4 fans measuring 120 millimeters.

For rigs running multiple graphics cards, the new SR700 chassis offers space for massive HPTX motherboards. The interior is huge. You can pack up to 30 separate 120 millimeter fans inside this single case. Alternatively, the layout fits 2 power supplies and 2 liquid cooling radiators measuring 480 millimeters. This modular approach makes the case highly adaptable for machine learning rigs or heavy rendering nodes.

Powering these configurations is the SU power supply series, which tops out at 2500W. These units carry the Cybenetics Titanium certification for extreme efficiency. They also feature 4 native PCIe 5.1 12V 2x6 power connections to handle modern power hungry GPUs. According to the official product announcement, the manufacturer plans to expand its workstation portfolio soon. Custom liquid cooling plates and rack distribution units are already in development.

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