PSU Zalman TeraMax

Certified 80 PLUS Gold. Japanese capacitors. Modular cables.

This power supply will be extremely useful when laying out a computer system with combined graphics. The model will allow you to easily connect several serious video cards using AMD CrossFire or NVIDIA SLI technology. The device will allow you to correctly connect the components of any high-performance PC. This model features a state-of-the-art voltage converter complemented by best-in-class heat-resistant capacitors.

Thanks to this, hardware resources sensitive to electric current will be able to cope with their tasks with the highest quality. The Zalman TeraMax ZM1000-TMX computer power supply is based on ATX 12V Ver2.52 power supply standards. Such a block will safely power any modern microprocessor from Intel or AMD. For ease of installation and easy connection of components, the device has a modular wiring connection system. All cable lines have the appearance of Flat cables. This is a neat looking and very flexible wiring that is compatible with any modern cable management system. This power supply has a 1000W potential. This level of power will be enough to build a well-balanced PC.

Originally from South Korea

Zalman TeraMax 1000W is a fully modular, kilowatt power supply with a gold energy efficiency certification from a South Korean brand. And when the PC is turned off, but connected to the outlet, the power consumption of the PSU does not exceed 0.5 W. In addition to the generally accepted electrical protection, overheating protection is also implemented.

Durable Components

However, the power supply will certainly not overheat, thanks to the 12 cm fan on the FDB bearing. The manufacturer claims a fan uptime of at least 50,000 hours. Increase the durability of the PSU and one hundred percent Japanese capacitors, both high-voltage holding and low-voltage filtering.

Works in any conditions

There are three power cables for video cards, each with two 6 + 2-pin connectors. Able to work PSU with input voltage from 100 to 240 volts. In theory, this means support for European and American 115 and 230 V power grids, respectively. But in practice, it helps to cope with strong input voltage drawdowns, which especially often happens in country houses.