XPG, the gaming brand of ADATA Technology, today announced the launch of the new CORE REACTOR III Gold Fully Modular Power Supply. Building on the strong market reputation of the best-selling CORE REACTOR series, the third-generation model is designed to address the growing power demands of high-performance computing, AI applications, and next-generation gaming platforms. Following the technology showcase at COMPUTEX earlier this year, CORE REACTOR III becomes the first commercially available XPG power supply to feature XTREME Power Guard technology, combining 24/7 current monitoring, real-time abnormality alerts, and active power shutoff protection. It also supports ATX 3.1 and PCIe 5.1, up to 235% power excursion, and 80 Plus Gold certification, providing enhanced power safety and stability for next-generation high-performance systems.
Growing High-Performance Computing Demands Drive Power Requirements: CORE REACTOR III Evolves for Next-Generation Platforms
From AAA gaming and 4K content creation to generative AI, 3D rendering, and GPU-accelerated computing, today's high-end PCs place greater and more dynamic power demands on graphics cards and processors. For gamers and creators, a power supply must provide sufficient wattage while also handling transient loads, maintaining stability during extended operation, and protecting high-value components. As one of XPG's best-selling power supply product lines, CORE REACTOR now enters its third generation with enhanced GPU power protection while preserving the stability and performance the series is known for. CORE REACTOR III is available in 750 W, 850 W, and 1000 W models for a wide range of high-performance system configurations. Read full story
(PR) XPG Launches Third-Generation Core Reactor III Gold Fully Modular Power
XPG, the gaming brand of ADATA Technology, today announced the launch of the new CORE REACTOR III Gold Fully Modular Power Supply. Building on the strong market reputation of the best-selling CORE REACTOR series, the…
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