Cooler Master is building a do-it-yourself power supply
Cooler Master is building a fanless 650 watt PSU that will increase up to 1000 watts once fitted with a fan of your choice. Neat. Now normally we wouldn’t recommend tinkering in your PSU - seriously you might die - but Cooler Master’s latest PSU project has a dedicated fan drawer for complete personalisation.
Pick a fan, any fan. Actually the unit can only fit a single 120mm PWM fan within its industry-standard ATX frame, but that still leaves you with plenty of options to choose from. Whether you prefer absolute silence with a maglev, Noctua’s controversial beige styling, or RGB galore with all the bells and whistles, Project Fanless hands you the choice.
Cooler Master was showing off Project Fanless over at Computex, and its reps were the first to admit it might be a little niche. But that’s the beauty of PC, there’s enough of us PC gamers to justify even the most outrageous ideas. Heck, it wasn’t that long ago that FSP announce the Hydro PTM+ 1200W, a liquid-cooled power supply.
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