EVGA updates its range of power supplies with the new 3Plus Bronze certified EVGA B80 Series, Japanese capacitors and full modularity.

Above all, EVGA is known above all for its high-end graphics cards and also for the manufacture of different motherboards. Among other things, it also manufactures power supplies, expanding its product range with the new EVGA Bronze B3. These new motherboards arrive to replace the company's previous ranges of power supplies and are a very interesting solution, in addition to having the 80Plus Bronze certificate, which is the minimum certificate that we should look at in a power supply.

The new EVGA power supplies will come in several models, specifically 450W, 550W, 650W, 750W and 850W, in addition, they are based on a single + 12V rail system. These new B3 series power supplies have Japanese capacitors and a guaranteed efficiency of 85%, which means, as we have mentioned, they have an 85Plus Bronze certification. They differ from the predecessors, the B2 series, in that this B3 series is completely modular and is actually somewhat shorter than the previous generation and most competitive power supplies.

We have on the one hand the EVGA of 450W, 550W and 650W, which have a length of 150mm and then the EVGA models of 750W and 850W, which have a length of 160mm. These new power supplies reduce footprint without compromising performance or functionality, the company reports. In addition, these power supplies have a 130mm fan with hydraulic bearing that has an ECO mode that prevents it from rotating until it reaches a 50% load.

All these power supplies. are now available directly from the EVGA online store priced at US $ 99.99 for the 850W model, US $ 89.99 for the 750W model, US $ 69.99 for the 650W model, US $ 59.99 for the 550W model and US $ $ 49.99 for the 450W model.