ASRock is getting into the PSU market with 19 models

ASRock is expanding its reach into the power supply market with a comprehensive new lineup. Featuring familiar names like Taichi, Phantom Gaming, Steel Legend, and Challenger, these PSUs are ready to power everything from budget builds to high-end gaming rigs.

Built to meet the demands of next-gen hardware, ASRock's PSUs are fully compliant with the latest Intel ATX 3.1 and PCIe 5.1 standards. Moreover, they'll come with 12VHPWR connectors with a dual-colour 16-pin design that simplifies cable management to ensure compatibility with the latest graphics cards.

The Taichi and Phantom Gaming series PSUs feature a built-in NTC sensor that monitors connector temperatures in real time, activating protective measures if things get too hot, adding an extra layer of security. The flagship Taichi series will also boast 80 Plus Titanium efficiency, Cybenetics Lambda A+ noise certification, and a 10-year warranty. Available in 1650W and 1300W models, these units are packed with premium components like all-Japanese capacitors and Infineon CoolMOS MOSFETs.

The Phantom Gaming series has been designed for gamers, offering a range of wattages from 750W to 1600W, with 80 Plus Gold efficiency, Cybenetics Platinum and Gold ratings, and Lambda A acoustic performance. In addition to the stylish aesthetics, the PSU comes with fully modular cables and a 10-year warranty.

Moving on to the Steel Legend PSUs, which will be available in black or white, this series caters to mainstream users with wattages from 650W to 1000W. They feature 80 Plus Gold efficiency, Cybenetics Platinum and Gold ratings, and Lambda A+/A/A- acoustics. A compact 150mm design and fully modular flat cables make them ideal for smaller builds.

Lastly, for the budget-friendly option, there's the Challenger series. These PSUs feature 80 Plus Gold and Bronze models ranging from 550W to 850W. These PSUs offer reliable performance, efficient operation, and quiet 120mm fans, all backed by a 5-year warranty.

KitGuru says: Planning on getting a new PSU as an upgrade or for a new build? Will you consider ASRock's new offering?

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