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Zalman ZM1250 Platinum power supply announced

by Mark Tyson on 27 June 2012, 10:00

Tags: Zalman (090120.KQ)

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Korean quiet computing solutions specialist Zalman has unveiled a new premium power supply, the ZM1250 Platinum. As the naming implies its headlining feature is delivering 1,250W of continuous power to your computer system.

The new ZM1250 Platinum is an “extreme efficiency” unit and is 80 Plus Platinum certified. This power supply is an impressive 89-93 per cent efficient through a wide load range of 20 to 100 per cent. The PSU is equipped with a quiet 140mm fan, is made with high quality components and comes with a large array of modular connection cables; enough to support 4-way SLI and CrossFire configurations.

Key features:

  • 1,250W continuous power
  • 80 Plus Platinum certified with 89-93 per cent efficiency @ 20-100 per cent load
  • Ultra quiet 140mm fan
  • 105°C solid state made in Japan capacitors
  • Multi-GPU ready with 8 PCI-E connectors
  • Compliance with Intel ATX Ver 2.3
  • Dual +12V output
  • Dual transformers for mass DC output
  • Secondary protection IC

Various sites say the price of this PSU will be around $300 US (about £200) based upon a leaked spec sheet from Overclockers Ukraine. The ZM1250 Platinum is now listed on the official Zalman website, as is the downloadable manual, all the official specs and some nice photographs, however the site omits any official pricing or availability details.



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That's interesting but how good is it and what sort of warranty does it come with?. I thought Zalman made affordable components, but at £200, this psu aint cheap. I got my coolermaster 1200w 880+ pro power gold psu in February 2010 for £135! (and it has 5 years warranty!).
I take it you do realise that this article was written in 2012?
It's been around for a while now. The OEM is CWT and it has dual 12v rails of 45A and 65A for a total of 1250w. Can't speak for this one but i had a Zalman ZM750-HP (FSP unit) and it was a cracking psu for the 6 years i used it in my main rig. It didn't exactly fail, it just didn't like my GTX780 for some reason so it still soldiers on in another rig. The ZM1250 is on sale at OCUK at the moment for £179.99. Warranty period is 5 years.