The ULTIMATE PSU! - NZXT C1500 ATX 3.1 Power Supply - Unboxing & Overview! [4K]

Today we look at NZXT's new MONSTER ATX 3.1 1500W Power Supply that can power dual GPUs, the C1500!
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[@luxubu666]

Hello Jor
What is ATX 3.0 PCIE 5.0 different from 3.1 5.1 ?
Them can this new PSU be used for older systems?

[@jordanash]

There are shorter sense pins on the NVIDIA 40 series connector, then the other different is the naming. The older cable type used in ATX 3.0 is referred to as 12VHPWR, the new cable type used in ATX 3.1 is named 12V-2x6.
More info here, you can just Google ATX 3.0 vs ATX 3.1 - www.coolermaster.com/en-global/guide-and-resources/what-is-atx-3-1/
And yeah, I showed the regular cables in the video.

[@luxubu666]

​@@jordanash Thanks man🙏.Actually, I don't speak English so I don't understand what you say in the video. I only watch the actions and product images😂

[@johnpaulbacon8320]

Yes most of the time a newer more updated / powerful version of a product can be used in place of the older version. Only downside is that you won't neccessarily be able to use the new version to the fullest capability it can support- but it will let you to max out the capabilities your older equipment can have.

[@luxubu666]

@@johnpaulbacon8320 thank you😁👍

[@jordanash]

Ah okay, I see. I can always use Google translate if it's easier.