Cooler Power supply Master MWE Gold V2 850 / ATX12V / EPS12V / 80 PLUS Gold / AC 100-240 V / 850 Watt / active PFC / Europe | MPE-8501-AFAAG-EU

Special Features

• 80 PLUS Gold efficiency
• 2 EPS connectors
• 120mm HDB fan
• High temperature resilience
• Full modular cabling

Product features

• 2 EPS connectors
  All MWE Gold - V2 models come standard with 2 EPS connectors in order to ensure universal compatibility with all current gen motherboards. You never have to worry if you'll have enough connectors to use your ideal components.
• Quiet cooling
  The MWE Gold - V2 has been upgraded with an HDB fan. This fan bearing delivers quiet and effective cooling with a long lifespan, allowing users to get the most out of their PSU for years to come. A number of additional measures has been applied to the original MWE Gold in order to reduce sound output and ripple noise for a demonstrably quieter user experience.
• High temperature resilience
  While the original MWE Gold had a maximum operating temperature of only 45 degrees Celsius, the MWE Gold - V2 has improved upon this by delivering an additional 5 degrees to that limit. With this model, users will be able to push their power supply to 50 degrees Celsius safely. Such a high threshold greatly improves what's possible to accomplish with your PSU and your system in general. Overclocking and other high intensity applications become way more accessible when the system's power supply can take the heat.
• Full modular cabling
  The full modular version of the MWE Gold - V2 comes with a set of flat black cables that can be customized to each user's individual needs. With a full modular setup, each system only needs to include the cables required for its individual components. The rest of the cables can be put aside for future upgrades and maintenance. This unused space within the chassis allows for reduced clutter and better airflow, thereby improving your system's overall cooling. Full modular cables carry an aesthetic benefit as well by reducing the amount of space needed within the case when powering the system.