Corsair launches GS500 gaming series PSU
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by Roydon Cerejo
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Inspan Infotech, one of the largest IT distribution companies for motherboards and hardware components launched the Gaming Series GS500 power supply from Corsair. The GS500 power supply is an ideal price-performance solution for building or upgrading your gaming rig, as it sports a single +12V rail that provides up to 48A of continuous power for multi-core gaming PCs with multiple graphics cards. The ultra-quiet, dual ball-bearing fan automatically adjusts its speed according to the temperature, so it will never intrude on one's music and games. Blue LEDs bathe the transparent fan blades in a cool glow, which can be turned off with the press of a button. The Corsair GS500 is priced at Rs.4,300. It comes with a warranty period of 3 years and is available ex-stock.
"Corsair has been a very strong and reliable name in the power supply business for years now and they are famed for their rock solid stability and their use of quality components. We have always seen Corsair to be one of the innovative companies who have been fulfilling the demands of overclockers and enthusiasts. They always come up with products which usually have solution to the pain areas of gamers" said Sudhir S, Managing Director ofInspan Infotech. ![]() Their new PSU
Here are some of the features of the GS500:
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