Super Flower has made waves in the tech world with the release of its groundbreaking 2800W power supply unit (PSU), priced at approximately $793. This remarkable piece of technology boasts up to four 16-pin connectors, perfectly suited to power high-end graphics cards, and stands out with its impressive wattage capacity—the highest ever seen in a PC power supply.
Launched after its showcase at Computex, the Leadex 2800W is the first of its kind to approach a 3000W capacity. This PSU significantly ups the ante, offering about 800 watts more than the typical 1600W found in many high-end models, making it an exceptional upgrade for power-hungry setups.
Prior to this, the most formidable PSU was SilverStone’s Hela 2050R Platinum with a 2050W capacity. The Leadex 2800W not only surpasses this with its robust wattage but also brings full compatibility with the latest in GeForce RTX 50 series GPUs, thanks to its ATX 3.1 and PCI-E 5.1 compliance.
The highlight of this PSU is its ability to accommodate four 16-pin (12V-2×6) connectors, theoretically capable of supporting four GeForce RTX 5090 GPUs. Although the days of Quad SLI setups are behind us, this power supply can handle intensive multi-GPU workstations, making it ideal for demanding AI workloads.
Compared to its predecessor, the Leadex Platinum 2000W, the new model offers a full ATX design packed with advanced features like Cybenetics Titanium Certification and a Resonant Circuit design. It’s fully modular, equipped with high-quality Japanese capacitors, and includes a robust 140mm fan that can reach speeds up to 3000 RPM for effective cooling.
To protect your valuable hardware, the Leadex 2800W comes with multiple safety features, including OCP, OVP, SCP, OPP, UVP, OTP, NLO, and SIP. Priced at 5,699 Yuan (around $793), it’s a steep but worthy investment for those seeking unparalleled power and reliability in their PC builds. While premium 1600W models carry price tags of $500 or more, this 2800W PSU offers unmatched power for enthusiasts and professionals alike.
