Epilogue
The Super Flower Leadex 2800W ATX v3.1 is currently the strongest PSU available in today’s market, at a price ($1000) that will probably make you cry. However, this is not an ordinary product since it is aimed at systems with multiple RTX 5090 GPUs installed. Its overall performance is high, leading the high-capacity category, and the same goes for its average efficiency, with this PSU meeting the Cybenetics Titanium criteria at 230V. Speaking of voltage input, you will need a 230V socket to power this unit, so if you live in the US, you will have to find a way to provide that. In noise output, as long as you don’t exceed 980W, the PSU’s fan is silent, and the 30 dBA mark is passed at around 1370W. At higher loads, you will probably need earplugs for the PSU and the parts requiring such high power levels, unless you use an exotic cooling solution.
This unit lives up to the Leadex name. It provides an option for users wanting to install multiple high-end GPUs in their systems. Its price is out of this world, but the same goes for its performance and maximum power output. Super Flower plays alone in this capacity level, 2800W, but soon enough, I expect more high-capacity units to hit the market. It won’t be easy, though, to take the performance lead from this Leadex unit.
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- Delivered full power at 46°C
- Enormous max power
- Good build quality
- ATX v3.1 and PCIe CEM 5.1 compliant
- Efficient platform
- Stays quiet at light and moderate loads
- Top transient response at 12V
- Tight load regulation
- Excellent ripple suppression
- Increased hold-up time
- Low leakage currents
- Low inrush currents
- Alternative Low Power Mode (ALPM) compatible
- 4x 12+4-pin PCIe connectors set at 600W
- FDB fan
- The protection features need adjustments
- Low efficiency at light loads
- Mediocre transient response on the minor rails
- APFC converter needs tuning for higher PF readings
- Not efficient 5VSB rail
- Increased vampire power at 230V
- No fan failure protection
Hello Aris. Thanks for amazing job here and on Cybenetics.com.
I have a question. How many Watts this psu can handle in 115/127V?!
Realistically, not more than 1600-1650W
Hello,
is there a place where we can view the 20, 50% load transients for power supplies not covered here on Hwbusters?
cybenetics PSU performance database includes them in the overall performance algorithm that it uses to classify the PSUs
hello Aris wanna ask about legality of cybenetics logo, i’ve seen FSP VITA GM product certified data was Platinum but in boxes it just showing Gold efficiency, it’s still allowed by laws to put Gold effficiency logo on Platinum product ?
Hi! “Downgrades” are permitted, but no upgrades!