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⚡ Engineering Highlights at a Glance:

• 1500W ATX 3.1: Compliant with ATX12V v3.1 and EPS12V v2.92, delivering the full 1500W on 115–240 Vac input.
• Dual 12V-2×6 Connectors: Two 16-pin PCIe 5.1 cables, each capable of delivering over 600W to modern high-power GPUs.
• 80 PLUS Platinum Efficiency: Up to 94% at 20% load, 93.8% at 50% load, and 90.8% at full load, keeping heat and power waste low.
• Cybenetics Titanium & A- Noise: Certified for ultra-high efficiency and ultra-low noise output across the load range.
• 140mm Magnetic Levitation Fan: Air-suspended blades deliver low noise, high airflow, and long lifespan, with a zero-fan mode below 60% load.
• 105°C Japanese Capacitors: High-quality components for excellent reliability and long-term stability.
• Fully Modular Design: Connect only the cables you need for a cleaner build and improved airflow.

AC Input Voltage and Full Output

The C1500 Platinum delivers its full 1500W on 115–240 Vac input. On 100–115 Vac circuits, total output is rated at 1300W. Check your wall outlet voltage if your build draws near the top of the unit’s range; on lower-voltage mains, plan for a 1300W ceiling rather than 1500W.

Case Fit and Modular Cabling

The PSU measures 150 x 86 x 180mm, longer than many standard ATX units. Confirm your case supports PSUs up to 180mm deep before ordering; some mid-tower cases limit PSU length to 160mm or 170mm. The fully modular design lets you connect only the cables you need, but the 24-pin, 4+4-pin CPU, and 8-pin CPU cables should be plugged in first to simplify routing. Route the 12V-2×6 cables with gentle bends and keep them away from sharp edges, since the connector requires careful handling.

Fan Mode and Cooling

The 140mm magnetic levitation fan uses a zero-fan mode, staying off until system load reaches about 60%. Below that, the PSU runs passively, which keeps idle and light-load builds quiet. At full speed, the fan reaches up to 41.0 dBA, which is audible but normal for a high-wattage PSU under load. Keep the PSU intake clear of cables and dust filters, and use a case with sufficient airflow around the PSU bay to support passive cooling at low loads.

Check your wall outlet voltage and your case’s PSU length limit before ordering. On 115–240 Vac circuits the PSU delivers the full 1500W, but on 100–115 Vac the ceiling drops to 1300W. The unit is 180mm deep, so confirm your case supports that length.

Plug in the 24-pin, 4+4-pin CPU, and 8-pin CPU cables first, then add the PCIe cables you need. Because the design is fully modular, you can leave unused cables in the box, which keeps the PSU bay cleaner and improves airflow.

Handle the 12V-2×6 cables carefully. Route them with gentle bends away from sharp edges, and make sure they click fully into the GPU. Each 12V-2×6 cable can deliver over 600W, so one cable can power a modern high-end GPU; use the second cable for a multi-GPU setup or a future upgrade.

Take advantage of the zero-fan mode for quiet idle operation. Keep the PSU intake unobstructed so passive cooling works when the fan is off, and use a case with reasonable airflow around the PSU bay. The 10-year warranty backs the build quality, so register the PSU if the manufacturer requires it and keep your purchase receipt.