NZXT C1200 1200W 80+ Gold PCIe5 ATX 3.0 Modular Power Supply - 135mm Fan - Fan Bearing Technology: Fluid Dynamic Bearing - ATX - Modular - Sleeved Cables - Black - PA-2G1BB-AU
- Manufacturer Warranty: 10 Years Limited Warranty
| ・ 16-pin PCIe 12VHPWR connector can pump up to 600 watts of power to a graphics card over a single cable |
| ・ Built and tested with the strictest standards for trouble-free installation and operation |
| ・ 90.5% efficiency peak at 50% load lowers temperatures, energy consumption, and noise |
| ・ Zero Fan Mode stops the fan when under light loads to reduce system noise |
| ・ 135mm PWM fan with fluid dynamic bearing operates quietly with a long lifespan |
Utilizing the ATX v3.0 power standard, the NZXT C1200 Gold pumps up to 600 watts of power to NVIDIA 40-series graphics cards over a single cable while maintaining highly efficient, low-noise performance.
Inside the Box
1x C1200 Gold
1x 24-Pin ATX Power Cable
1x 4+4-Pin CPU Power Cables
1x 8-Pin CPU Power Cable
2x 6+2-pin PCIe Power Cable
1x 16-Pin (12+4) 12VHPWR PCIe Cable
3x SATA Cables
1x Peripherals Cables
4x 6-32 Screws
1x AC Power Cord
Next-Gen Power
Provides up to 600W of power to PCIe 5.0 GPUs, such as the NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4090 - over a single 16-pin connector.
Future-Proof Design
Built to handle massive power spikes from next-gen GPUs.
High-Quality Components
Constructed with all Japanese 105C-rated capacitors for the highest standard in performance, reliability, and longevity.
Single Cable Connection
Featuring a single 16-pin connection cable―perfect for 40 Series cards. Installation is easier, safer, and less likely to damage parts without requiring any bulky adapters.
Elite Efficiency
With over 90% efficiency at 50% load, the C1200 reduces energy usage to lower monthly costs and extend your PC's lifespan. No wasted energy - it only draws the power your system needs.
Silent Operation
The 135mm PWM fan with a fluid dynamic bearing runs quietly, even at high loads. Zero Fan Mode shuts it off for total silence when under 40% load.
