MSI to Begin Certifying its PSUs with PPLP ATX 3.0 Efficiency Ratings
MSI has just revealed that they’re one of the first power supply manufacturers to feature the new PPLP ATX 3.0 certification, which will be featured on their latest MAG A1000GL PCIE5 and MAG A850GL PCIE5 power supplies.
PPLP, which is short for “PSU Performance Level Plan,” is designed to identify and showcase outstanding, high-performance, and highly reliable power supply units in the market. This gives consumers more metrics to gauge the quality of the product, much like the Cybernetics and 80 Plus standards do, which are also both present on these two new power supplies. The new PPLP rating offers scores from Bronze to Super Ti.
PPLP
With a dedicated team at PPLP boasting over a decade of experience in PC hardware testing, supported by reliable and sophisticated testing equipment, precise measurement is ensured. All performance tests are conducted using comprehensive Chroma instruments. PPLP not only prioritizes power efficiency but also emphasizes power supply performance. It effectively balances consumer demands for both efficiency and performance in power supplies. To learn more about PPLP, click the link for more information.
What MSI Had to Say
“Our collaboration with PPLP Lab has brought us exceptional opportunities. They provide high-quality hardware component evaluation and offer professional testing programs in the power supply domain. Leveraging their expert test results, MSI has been able to develop power supplies that are more stable and superior. PPLP is a respected partner for us, and their testing reports provide invaluable information and assistance for MSI’s product design,” said James Yeh RD VP, MSI.
Other Certifications
In addition to the PPLP Gold certification, both the MAG A1000GL PCIE5 and MAG A850GL PCIE5 have also been awarded the 80 Plus Gold and Cybenetics Gold certifications. This achievement signifies that these two power supplies have attained the highest level of recognition with all gold certifications from mainstream standards.
