Silverstone Technology
Silverstone Technology SX700-PT SFX 700W power supply
SFX 700W PSU with 80 PLUS Platinum efficiency, 18 dBA fan, 100% modular flat cables and a single 58 A +12V rail
- TypeAT
- Delivers 700W from a compact SFX chassis
- 80 PLUS Platinum certification cuts wasted energy
- Silent 92mm FDB fan runs at 18 dBA minimum
- Fully modular flat cables keep builds tidy
- Single +12V rail supplies 58.4A for stable power
SFX 700W Platinum power supply
The Silverstone SX700-PT is an SFX-form-factor unit rated at 700W with 80 PLUS Platinum certification. It uses a single +12V rail capable of 58.4A output. All capacitors are Japanese and the cables are 100% modular with flexible flat arrays.
Sustained-load behaviour
A 92mm FDB fan runs at a minimum of 18 dBA and ramps up only when thermal load demands it. Strict 3% voltage regulation and low ripple and noise are maintained across the operating range. The Platinum efficiency rating reduces waste heat during continuous high-wattage delivery.
SFX form-factor limits
The compact SFX dimensions restrict maximum cable routing space in smaller chassis. Four 6+2-pin PCIe and dual EPS 8-pin connectors are provided, so builders needing more PCIe power must verify connector count. Fully modular cabling helps but cannot overcome the physical envelope of the standard.
Highlights
- Delivers 700W from a compact SFX chassis
- 80 PLUS Platinum certification cuts wasted energy
- Silent 92mm FDB fan runs at 18 dBA minimum
- Fully modular flat cables keep builds tidy
- Single +12V rail supplies 58.4A for stable power
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How loud is the 92 mm fan when the SX700-PT runs continuously under load?
The 92 mm FDB fan is rated at a minimum of 18 dBA, so even during all-day operation it stays very quiet.
What connectors must my motherboard and graphics cards already provide for this 700 W SFX unit to work?
You need a 24-pin ATX socket, an 8-pin EPS (two are supplied), and up to four 6+2-pin PCIe sockets for your GPUs.
Will the single +12 V rail delivering 58 A cause issues with older components that expect multiple rails?
The single 58 A rail simplifies power distribution and meets strict 3 % voltage regulation, so legacy parts receive clean, stable power.
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