Lian Li introduces new PSUs

Peter Gill (Buddy J) Lian Li has announced a new gamer-friendly PSU series. The new MAXIMA Force PSUs are 80-Plus certified and can push 100W over their standard rating if required.

August 21, 2008 12:54 PM ET in News,

Lian Li has announced a new gamer-friendly PSU series. The new MAXIMA Force line features three PSUs in 470W, 650W, and 750W specifications with aluminum bodies, sleeved cables, and 120mm fans. Each PSU carries the 80-Plus efficiency rating and is said to output its rated wattage.

An additional feature with the MAXIMA Force series is each PSU can output 100W over its rated wattage for up to an hour. Lian Li also has added bead core protection to PCI-E connectors to minimize EMI.

Full specs can be found here.

6 Comments:

  1. Buddy J
    8 Oct '08, 8:02 pm

    TechwareLabs reviews the 750W version here:
    http://www.techwarelabs.com/reviews/PowerSupply/lian_li_ps_a750gb_750watt/

  2. Buddy J
    22 Nov '08, 10:14 pm

    Modders-Inc
    http://www.modders-inc.com/modules.php?name=NDReviews&op=Story&reid=243

  3. Leonardo
    23 Nov '08, 2:21 am

    I want to see Jonnyguru rip into it! I wonder who makes that PSU?

  4. Buddy J
    9 Dec '08, 4:31 am

    Not Johnnyguru, but Overclockers Online give it a sound thrashing:
    http://www.overclockersonline.net/?page=articles&num=2251

    Looks like it's branded Lian Li on the inside too, Leo.

  5. DrLiam
    9 Dec '08, 7:32 am
    Quoting Buddy J

    Looks like it's branded Lian Li on the inside too, Leo.

    Hmm, I saw the MIJ but not a Lian Li symbol. (If that's what you meant.)
    But ya, nice solid power supply but for 200+ bones I think I'll stick with my trusty OCZ power supply. :P

  6. Buddy J
    6 Apr '09, 11:41 pm

    Here's the 650W-er
    http://www.futurelooks.com/lian-li-m...supply-review/

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