SilverStone Silverstone ATTIS 650R ATX 3.1 / PCIe 5.0 Bronze Power Supply

SilverStone launches a new series of power supplies named ATTIS that categorizes all its future ATX form factor units (PS2) with Bronze efficiency. The ATTIS series will begin its legacy with 2 units: ATTIS 650R Bronze and ATTIS 750R Bronze – compliant with the latest ATX 3.1 standard design and able to withstand the increased power excursion that can be seen in the latest generation of graphics cards. Although both units are ATX 3.1 compliant, they do not have an included 12V-2x6 12+4-pin cable and do not have a built-in 12+4-pin plug on the modular interface, due to the maximum output of the 2 units located on the lowest power side of the horizon - designed for low power graphics cards that do not use the 12V-connector 2x6 1 2+4 pins for its electrical connection. The ATTIS 650R Bronze is an 80 plus Bronze certified unit with 650W total power for a compact design of 140mm total depth, and a fully modular design using SilverStone's 3rd generation modular interface, the most notable feature being its full black color and unified EPS/PCIe jacks, making it easy to identify sockets and manage of its flat cables entirely Black The internal components used in the construction are of superior quality, providing exceptional stability and reliability; including Japanese primary capacitors, an essential element for ensuring overall power supply performance. Cooling is provided by a 120mm fan that balances cooling performance and noise levels induced during operation. In conclusion, the ATTIS 650R Bronze is the ideal power supply for the next generation of RTX 40 series cards that uses PCIe 6+2-pin connectors instead of the 12V-2x6 12V-2x6 12-pin power connector found on high-end graphics cards like RTX 4080 and RTX 4090. Its stability, reliability and, most importantly, ATX 3.1 compliance, ensure its smooth operation. With advanced features designed to withstand peak power, the ATTIS 650R Bronze brings a robust power supply solution for the unique demands of these graphics cards