NZXT C1200 Gold ATX 3.1 Fully Modular Low Noise PC Gaming Power Supply 1200 Watts 80 PLUS 12V 2x6 Connector Zero Fan Mode 100% Japanese Capacitors Black
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- With 1200 W of power, the NZXT C1200 Gold PSU handles demanding gaming setups and next-gen components with ease - You'll only use the cables you need with its fully modular design, keeping your build tidy and airflow smooth - It's ATX 3.1 compliant, so it's ready for the latest GPUs and can handle power spikes - The 135 mm fluid dynamic bearing fan's Zero Fan Mode keeps things cool and quiet - Rated 80 PLUS Gold, it runs cooler, wastes less power, and saves on your energy bill - It is tested to perform at up to 50°C, with built-in protection against overheating and power surges
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- With 1200 W of power, the NZXT C1200 Gold PSU handles demanding gaming setups and next-gen components with ease - You'll only use the cables you need with its fully modular design, keeping your build tidy and airflow smooth - It's ATX 3.1 compliant, so it's ready for the latest GPUs and can handle power spikes - The 135 mm fluid dynamic bearing fan's Zero Fan Mode keeps things cool and quiet - Rated 80 PLUS Gold, it runs cooler, wastes less power, and saves on your energy bill - It is tested to perform at up to 50°C, with built-in protection against overheating and power surges
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- With 1200 W of power, the NZXT C1200 Gold PSU handles demanding gaming setups and next-gen components with ease - You'll only use the cables you need with its fully modular design, keeping your build tidy and airflow smooth - It's ATX 3.1 compliant, so it's ready for the latest GPUs and can handle power spikes - The 135 mm fluid dynamic bearing fan's Zero Fan Mode keeps things cool and quiet - Rated 80 PLUS Gold, it runs cooler, wastes less power, and saves on your energy bill - It is tested to perform at up to 50°C, with built-in protection against overheating and power surges