Technology
EVGA released SuperNova 1300 M1 mining power supply, uses a 135 mm fan equipped with double-row ball bearings
EVGA declared the launch of the SuperNova 1300 M1 power supply that is specifically designed for computers utilized to mine encrypted currencies.
As the name suggests, the power of the power supply is 1300 W that makes it can be used in very high-performance systems, and has passed 80 PLUS gold certification.
In terms of power supply design, the power supply utilizes a completely modular cable system that can provide the necessary power for up to 6 graphics accelerators used in mining.
On the other side, the power supply uses a 135 mm fan equipped with double-row ball bearings, supports UVP (under-voltage protection), OVP (overvoltage protection), OPP (over-power protection), OCP (overload protection), OTP (overheat protection), and SCP (Short Circuit Protection). The EVGA SuperNova 1300 M1 is priced at US$300 that is approximately RMB 1,936.
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