DeepCool Gamerstorm PQ850G 850W ATX 3.1 Powersupply (PSU), PCIe 5.1 12V-2x6, Full Modular, 80 PLUS Gold, FDB (Fluid Dynamic Bearing) | R-PQ850G-FD1B-JGUK-V1

Stability and Future-Proofing: DeepCool PQ850G 850W ATX 3.1 Power Supply

The DeepCool (Gamerstorm) PQ850G is the foundation for any high-performance PC build, designed specifically to handle the massive, rapid power excursions demanded by modern CPUs and GPUs.

Engineered for Next-Generation Components (ATX 3.1 / PCIe 5.1):

• Superior Power Spike Handling: Certified to provide twice the total system power and 2.5 times the 12V CEM peak power, ensuring stable operation even during extreme random power spikes (transient loads).

   

   

• Native 12V-2x6 Connector: Includes a high-grade, sleeved 16AWG copper-core 12V-2x6 cable to directly deliver up to 600W to modern high-end graphics cards, eliminating the need for bulky, unreliable adapters.
• Extended Hold-Up Time: Achieves a hold-up time of ≥ 16 ms under 100% full load, exceeding the ATX 3.1 requirement for continuous power delivery during momentary power interruptions.

Premium Quality and Efficiency:

• 80 PLUS Gold & Cybenetics PLATINUM: Certified for high energy efficiency (≥90% at 50% load), reducing electricity costs and heat generation. The Cybenetics PLATINUM rating is a stricter standard, also often including a measurement of noise.
• Trust-Worthy Stability: Utilizes a high-quality internal topology (Active PFC + Half Bridge SRC LLC + DC to DC) and Full Japanese Electrolytic Capacitors (rated for 105°C) for maximum reliability and component longevity.

• Fully Modular Design: The modular cabling system allows users to connect only the necessary cables, simplifying installation, improving airflow, and enabling cleaner cable management.

   

   

Quiet and Compact Design:

• Fluid Dynamic Bearing (FDB) Fan: The dynamic 120 mm FDB fan adjusts its speed based on the cooling needs of the internal circuitry, providing quiet operation and extended lifespan (100,000 MTBF).
• Compact ATX Form Factor: The unit's short depth (140 mm) allows it to easily fit into the vast majority of PC cases, including smaller ATX-compatible enclosures.