1300 Watts! MSI MEG Ai1300P PCIE5 PSU Installation
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- Опубліковано 22 сер 2024
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The @MSIGamingOfficial @MSI_USA MEG Ai1300P PCIE5 80+ Platinum PSU
FAN SIZE 120 mm
DIMENSIONS (DXWXH) 160 x 150 x 86 mm
1300W
2600W (*up to 200% of the PSU's rated power for 100μs)
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The MEG series is revealed as a legend that represents the ultimate elegance in gaming.
With the determination of transcending current gaming products, the flagship models push the limits of what an extreme gaming series can be.
The mysterious triangle is a symbolic icon of MEG's infinite power, with the triangle's slope further extending the three pillars of MEG's core characteristics: legendary, loyalty, and luxurious.
It has an output port that is compliant with PCIe 5.0 and Intel PSDG (Power Supply Design Guide) ATX 3.0, also the power supply can hold up to 2x total power excursion and 3x GPU power excursion.
With native 16 PIN PCIe connector this power supply is ready for Nvidia® GeForce RTX® 40 Series graphics cards. It can freely pipe up to 600W of power to PCIe 5.0 graphics cards.
The efficiency of your power supply directly influences your system’s performance and your power consumption. The 80 PLUS Platinum certification promises lower energy consumption and higher efficiency.
The power supply can support the NVIDIA and AMD graphics cards. Prepared for the highest of requirements, the MEG power supply’s IO supports can support different and versatile ways of connection according to the power connector design of different graphics cards.
Compared with the general platinum power supply on the market. The power supply’s 160mm-long and 150mm-wide dimensions ensure a comfortable and easy fit in most PC cases, effectively providing more space for cable management and airflow to the rest of the system.
Flexible triple-layer sleeved cables are easy to bend and durable, providing easy cable routing and better durability. It also looks better depending on the preference of users.
Supports Nvidia® GeForce RTXTM 40 Series graphics cards
ATX 3.0 fully supported
PCIe 5.0 ready, with native 16 pin connector
Software sync with MSI center
Full modular design
Sleeve cables
80 PLUS Platinum certified for high efficiency
100% all Japanese 105oC capacitor
Active PFC design
Industrial level protection with OVP,OCP,OPP,OTP, SCP,UVP
LLC Half Bridge Topology with DC-DC module design
lmao I just realized he's using a small branch to point
This is an awesome review!! Great content-creating here as well!!
The cable combs and braided cables are really top notch. No need to buy CableMod cables anymore (unless you want a different color). I'm always iffy about CableMod cables anyway, anything that's not OEM scares me.
God damn braided cable and comb is the buying point for me, every high end psu should :D
you convinced me to get one
Is it noisy ?
Fantastic video, just what I was looking for. Also, gorgeous build 👍
Bought it cause you showed it in a youtube shorts video. Very high quality and very expensive 😆👍
1300 watt is nice and the 1600 one at pax east was crazy🔥love ur content. Came from tiktok
Have been waiting for this psu since january here in Sweden,rocking a 850w with my 4090 until it arrives,working good so far!
did you have any sudden shut downs with the 850W? my PC power shut downs with a 4090 usually when the card is about to pull more power like after a loading screen.
@@fofal Mine never shut down no,and i got buttkicker,vr flight rig playing dcs and no shut down
@@DanneJensen Which model of 4090 do you have as that matters greatly?
@@generalawareness101 suprim x
@@DanneJensen Good to know since that is a 4 to 1 cabling, so 600w.
Thanks to your review, I decided to order one. Running my 4090 MSI slim smoothly
I want the 1600. Is there an advantage gaming with a 7900xtx while mirroring at 4k, and using a 4090 as the encoder on the mirrored screen while multistreaming? I keep running into encoder overloaded trying to do it all on the 4090. Price isn't a big issue, and I want flawless streams at 4k 70 inch. I'm so close. Love your content DG
This is in my new rig. It's still an A in the newest psu cultist tier list. However, I managed to hit the lottery, and get 2 of them bad right out of the box, one doa, and one with faulty voltages. Knock on wood it still makes me uncomfortable thinking about the odds of the afore mentioned happening.
Y splitter?
Hi Poets, is it necessary to plug in the USB cable to the power supply? Will it still run 0 rpm without it, during times when no full load?
It's not necessary, it's just for monitoring.
cool stick
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After seeing your video about this PSU on TikTok, came here to YT to see more details about it and you convinced me. If you don't hear from me anymore...my wife probably finally beat me half to God for spending more money on my pc hehehe
yeah... the beatings will continue until the ability to spend is gone.
I have an asus board with this power supply. It only has one 8 pin for the cpu power.
I just purchased this same PSU. did you do a video of the entire build?
Is it noisy ?
Hello, at the same price better corsair hx1500i, or is it msi? Which one do you recommend? Thank you very much for your help
Didn't show the cord installation at all.
Thank you for the review! Would you have noticed any coil whine? At low wattage, mine makes a strange sound common in coil whine...really annoying!
I have not heard any and I have it in an open case... Coil wine is nothing but a lottery for PSUs and GPUs unfortunately.
do you still use the psu? and if so how has it been with the 12v? Has it run into any problems and have the fans been calm as in not to loud or have they been loud?
Yes I do and it's been a solid and quiet PSU. I've used it in multiple builds thus far.
Hi I wanna ask do you use it MSI Control center for monitor or fan set speed? And how its about noise in idle - office work and heavy - gaming/streaming load?
Its there some noise from FAN or PSU like coil whine?
Thanks very much for answer :)
I do use MSI Control Center at times just out of curiosity basically for what the PSU is doing. It's quiet, I don't need to manage fan speeds.
@@DaPoets Is possible in new ver MSI Control center do it my fan curve finally or its still get only AUTO and SET rpm ? And how is temp and consumption while idle and while heavy load - gaming?
Thanks
Where tf is sound demo?
So, what do you prefer guys, getting this PSU or Hx1000i (2022)? I don't care about 12vhpwr cable as I have RTX 3080.
buy future proof
Was looking at getting one of these when I get a 4090. I used to be an ASUS fanboy, but they've really fell off in terms of QC and CS. Was thinking about putting the 1000W version in my system instead since I'm running a 12900K with 4 DDR5 Trident Z's. Would the 1000W be enough with 9 Lian Li RGB fans on top of everything? 1300W seems super overkill...
I am also about to buy one, but lets think logically, Seasonic has been around for much longer and they specialise in PSU, I in a dilemma between the MSI and Seasonic..
For the same money as MSI you can get Seasonic Prime TX-1300 1300W 80 Plus Titanium , as as I am aware the titanium is higher efficiency than plat , hope to gear back from you, as I am in a debate for which one to go ha !
@@SamB-rk9qb Yeah... but that one isn't ATX 3.0 and native 12VHPWR. I love my Seasonic Prime PX-750, but I want ATX 3.0 and a native cable, so I bought the Ai1300P.
@@crylune fair enough, I prob would do the same tbf, makes sense
i saw there is an option to connect the G.I thru USB cable since they provided 2 cables for the G.I in the box but i cant find any video how to connected , coz all my USB ports on mother Board used and occupied. Any one can help ?
Geezus
These PSU's are impossible to find in Canada.
Hey is the DC port for the power cable, is yours a little loose when u move it side to side? Cuz mine is
no it's tight
That's the most ridiculous pc case, if you can call it that, that I've ever seen.
Hey, i been reading online after this psu been released. It seemed there's few issues with it. Consider doing a long term review. Otherwise it's very misleading.
zero issues on my end thus far so no need to do an update video. If it dies or I have issues then sure I'll update.
This or Corsair AX1000 for RTX 4080 , 13900Kf
So I have a issue i have Asus x570 crosshair viii hero wifi there is 6 pin cpu plug which is fine psu came with one 6pin to 6 pin cable x1 ... but my board has a smaller 4 pin connector next to it on my mobo and there is no 4 pin connectors in the kit what should I do?
Did you figure anything out?
3090ti also uses that new atx cable
Word has it a lot of the ATX 3.0 PSU's exhibit some coil whine. Curious how this one fairs.
Word? Not sure about that, I have tested a bunch and only 1 brand so far had noticeable coil whine, and it wasn't this model.
@@DaPoets Thanks for your reply. Yeah Aris over at hardware busters who's an expert PSU reviewwe, responded to a comment about coil whine on the NZXT C1200 or one of the NZXT variants. He responded that a lot of manufactures seem to have issues with their new ATX 3.0 units causing coil whine. This MSI has a few complaints in some reviews but so far nothing glaring. It's on sale right now on Newegg so I think I'm going to give it a go. Thanks! I can't find that comment by Aris but I'll drop it here if I do.
Hi, can you show me how did you comb the cables, I Just bought this PSU and I'm having troubles with this part, thanks
Which cable are you having issues with?
@@DaPoets with the 24 pin cable
What is that USB cable used for? I'm quite curious!
Data, system info