ASUS Thor/Loki, MSI MPG/MEG, and now CoolerMaster V1100/V1300 Platinum are all to support the next-gen GPU power connector.

The company revealed two power supplies designed SFX form factor for Mini-ITX builds. Both supplies are 80+ Platinum certified (92% efficiency) and will offer either 1100W or 1300W of maximum power.

CoolerMaster V SFX-L V1100/V1300 PSU, Source: CoolerMaster

Above all, the most interesting upgrade is the GPU power connector. CoolerMaster is not calling it 12+4-pin or 16-pin, but simply a PCIe Gen5 connector. There is only one and it will have a 40cm long cable. Interestingly, the official description focuses on the PCIe Gen5 standard as a whole, rather than the power connector itself.

SUPPORT PCIE 5.0 CONFIGURATION Designed according to the latest PCIe5.0 specification and Supports data link speed operation of 32GT/s with superior memory, storage capacity and segmentation capabilities to capture higher volumes of upstream and downstream traffic.

Nowhere does the company confirm the maximum current from this connector. However, one can see it features the full 12+4-pin implementation, therefore it should support up to 600W of power.

Cowcotland has a real photograph of the new V1100 power supply. The modular cable connectors are more extended than the renders appear to suggest.

SFX-L FORM FACTOR The V SFX-L Platinum delivers the high quality experience you’ve come to expect from the V series in SFX-L form factor. Enjoy the same great features with 80 Plus Platinum efficiency, full-modular cabling, an 120mm fan, 16AWG PCIe high performance cables, and a 10 year warranty. But now you can have this first highest power density of SFX-L PSU in a mini-ITX case. With the V SFX-L Platinum, the V series is now viable for cases ranging from mini-ITX all the way up through E-ATX systems. And with the included bracket this unit is compatible with all of them.

CoolerMaster V SFX-L V1100 PSU, Source: CoolerMaster

There is currently no information about the availability or pricing.

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