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Antec High Current Pro 1000W Platinum Review

Editor: David Mitchelson  Date: 22-08-12   0 Comment(s) - Join the discussion here
Introduction


Product on Review: HCP-1000 Platinum
Manufacturer and Sponsor: Antec
Street Price: £230 (At time of review)

Back in March Antec unveiled its upcoming HCP-1000 Platinum at CeBIT 2012. Upping the anti, Antec’s High Current Pro lineup is due for an overhaul, being equipped with 80 Plus Platinum efficiency and bringing in the full flexibility of being completely modular. The first unit to receive such a renovation is the 1000W variant.

HCP-1000 Platinum also comes with four +12V rails, a 135mm double ball bearing fan with low-voltage control, and is backed by a huge 7 years warranty. Having such lucrative features will surely entice enthusiasts’ who are planning to build a multi-GPU setup to opt for this PSU; so today we will be giving the low-down.



Antec on the HCP-1000 Platinum
Antec's High Current Pro Platinum series is the pinnacle of power supplies. High Current Pro Platinum is fully modular with a revolutionary 20+8-pin MBU socket for the needs of tomorrow. By using a PSU that is 80 PLUS® PLATINUM & ErP Lot 6: 2013 certified, operating up to 94% efficient, you can reduce your electricity bill by up to 25% when compared to many other power supplies. HCP Platinum's innovative 16-pin sockets create a new level of flexibility by doubling the modular connectivity, supporting two different 8-pins connectors and even future connectors of 10, 12, 14 or 16-pins. Backed by a 7 year warranty and lifetime global 24/7 support, the HCP-1000 Platinum embodies everything a power supply can accomplish today.


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