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Kolink Continuum KL-C1050PL 1050W Platinum Review

Rating: 9.0.

Kolink are a relatively new brand to market, however I was impressed with their 1200W power supply, which I reviewed in November 2016 – today we look at the new 1050W model. These products are controlled by Hungarian Kellytech, a sister company of European based Caseking – who have exclusive distribution rights. Unsurprisingly they are sold in the United Kingdom by Overclockers UK.

Kolink currently are producing power supplies, cables, cases and accessories with plans for further expansion this year. There is a full range of their products visible at this page.

Today we take a look at their second high end power supply due for release in early March. This time its a 1050 watt unit made by High Power (Sirtec/Sirfa) – an OEM who have created some very good power supplies in the past.

There is a 5 year warranty offered with the Kolink Continuum KL-C1050PL power supply.

Specification

  • Dimensions: 150 x 86 x 180 mm (W x H x D)
  • Fan: 140 mm (automatic control, semi-passive)
  • Colour: Black (power supply, fan)
  • Efficiency: at least 92/90/89 percent 50/20/100 percent utilization. Meets the requirements of 80 Plus Platinum. Efficiency in the European 230-volt power is up to two percentage points higher
  • Active PFC
  • Form Factor: ATX12V 2.4 / EPS12V 2.92
  • Power: 1050W
  • Protections OVP / UVP (protection against overvoltage and undervoltage), SCP (Short Circuit) OPP (overload) OCP (overcurrent on the rails +12, +3.3 and +5 volts)

Price: £169.99 inc vat @ Overclockers UK HERE.

Review photography handled in house at KitGuru with a Leica S series medium format camera and S series prime lens.

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2 comments

  1. Nice review. I hate those flat cables especially when you have a lot of sharp bends straight out of the PSU and through small covered holes in the case, they are a nightmare to fold, I’d much rather have a braided cable similar too the type used in my last Enermax and Super flower. Same with the aesthetics of the GPU cables, I’d rather have a braided cable.

  2. What the? How can a Platinum design become a Titanium one? Throughout the article it is platinum, but in “KitHuru says”, you change it to titanium. ?… Hmm, slip of the fingers me says 😉