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Silverstone SST-SX600-G - 600 Watt SFX PSU

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Silverstone SST-SX600-G

Silverstone for the first time displayed the upcoming 600 Watt PSU in SFX-Formfactor (very small)

 

Specs:

- SFX form factor

- 600 Watt (50 Amp available on 12V rail)

- fully modular

- semi-fanless

- comes with PP05-E cable set

 

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On the outside it looks pretty much like the 450 Watt version.

According to Silverstone they further improved/reduced the fan noise :)

 

This is a big deal for the SFF community, as the argument, that there is a lack of powerful SFX PSUs for small and overclocked mITX builds is now completly erased.

 

source: http://www.computerbase.de/news/2014-03/silverstone-praesentiert-sfx-netzteil-mit-600-watt/

 

SFX vs ATX comparison:

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That has to be made with some seriously high quality components to fit in that form factor!

 

I'm sure this PSU will be a new favorite for the SFF enthusiasts, especially with Maxwell around the corner. :D

 

 

Edit: I didn't even see that it was modular  :o dear god  B)

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Wow

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Hello future upgrade to Twofold

 

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Once again they took the SFX PSUs to another level. They are gonna continue to dominate for a while.

Any of you guys know some great MITX cases (besides the prodigy)? I missed out on the restock of the NCASE because I had to get a new credit card shipped to me :(

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Now people can adequately power multi GPU cards in cases that are too small to fit them!

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Now people can adequately power multi GPU cards in cases that are too small to fit them!

Yep, can t wait to see dual gpus in a inwin bk623 15L matx case (smaller than node 304)

but with maxwell i could see sli 880 system taking less than 600w.

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Is anyone able to confirm that is the 600w version in the picture comparing the size between an ATX one? Seems not because it doesn't look modular. 

 

The 600w SFX version isn't listed on the SilverStone website either, only the 450w one. I need 2...

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Is anyone able to confirm that is the 600w version in the picture comparing the size between an ATX one? Seems not because it doesn't look modular. 

 

The 600w SFX version isn't listed on the SilverStone website either, only the 450w one. I need 2...

 

The comparison picture is of the 450w non-modular one. The 600w will be the same size however as it is the SFX form factor and they must abide by the standard's dimensions. Silverstone is also making some power supplies that they are calling SFX-L, which is slightly longer to be able to fit a large fan.

 

I've seen several times where people regret getting the modular one as having those connectors on the back adds a bit of length and can make cable management harder. I just did a build in a SG-05 with a non-modular PSU and am very glad I did not go with modular.

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The comparison picture is of the 450w non-modular one. The 600w will be the same size however as it is the SFX form factor and they must abide by the standard's dimensions. Silverstone is also making some power supplies that they are calling SFX-L, which is slightly longer to be able to fit a large fan.

 

I've seen several times where people regret getting the modular one as having those connectors on the back adds a bit of length and can make cable management harder. I just did a build in a SG-05 with a non-modular PSU and am very glad I did not go with modular.

Excellent news. Length is OK, height is the issue for me. 2x 600w SFF's will be amaze-ballz...

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Excellent news. Length is OK, height is the issue for me. 2x 600w SFF's will be amaze-ballz...

 

There will be two new SFX PSUs from Silverstone

 

The SST-SX600-G (125 x 63.5 x 100 mm)

600 Watt / modular / semi-passive

Which will be manufactured by Enhance and most likely have the same (or quite similiar) casing as the modular ST45SF-G 450Watt PSU.

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and

 

The SST-SX500-LG (125 x 63.5 x 130 mm)

500 Watt / modular / semi-passive

Which will be manufactured by High Power and comes in a slightly longer case (130mm - otherwise the dimensions are the same) and with a (slim!) 120mm fan.

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Once again they took the SFX PSUs to another level. They are gonna continue to dominate for a while.

Any of you guys know some great MITX cases (besides the prodigy)? I missed out on the restock of the NCASE because I had to get a new credit card shipped to me :(

Evga Hadron, fractal node 304, silverstone raven rvz01, silverstone ft03b mini these are just some that i like.

 

Op what a little beast and fully modular this is awesome does anyone know who manufactures it?

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Once again they took the SFX PSUs to another level. They are gonna continue to dominate for a while.

Any of you guys know some great MITX cases (besides the prodigy)? I missed out on the restock of the NCASE because I had to get a new credit card shipped to me :(

They are preparing a second production run ;)

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Op what a little beast and fully modular this is awesome does anyone know who manufactures it?

 

The 600 Watt unit is (most likely) manufactured by Enhance (http://www.enhance.com.tw/new/enp7100sh-gold-series/) who already made the modular version of the Sivlerstone 450Watt PSU.

The 500 Watt unis is (most likely) manufactured by High Power (http://www.highpower-tech.com/worldwide.php).

 

The 450 Watt NON-modular and the 300 Watt Silverstone SFX PSUs are afaik manufactured by FSP (http://www.fsp-group.com.tw/)

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That is sweet.

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Once again they took the SFX PSUs to another level. They are gonna continue to dominate for a while.

Any of you guys know some great MITX cases (besides the prodigy)? I missed out on the restock of the NCASE because I had to get a new credit card shipped to me :(

I'm using an E120 from CM atm and it's serving me quite well, beside from the lack of filtered intake built in ( But could be modded easily) it's damm near perfect. But I'm a cheap bum and you should take my words with a pinch of salt

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Dang I need this..... RVZ01B + this thing = I can actually run a decent GPU and a 4790k with a little wiggle room. Please, if anyone gets a potential release date, throw it up here stat

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