A SilentiumPC Vero M3 unit, showing the smol 120mm fan and six modular cable connectors. The SilentiumPC Vero L3 is similar but fully wired.

SilentiumPC have launched their Vero L3 and M3 series of 80+ Bronze-rated power supplies. Compared to the L2 and M2 units, the SilentiumPC Vero L3 and M3 use a DC to DC design rather than independent regulation for 5V and 3.3V. This means more efficiency and a strong 12V rail, though it’s less good for crossload performance. The L3 and M3 also adjust the cabling options slightly for modern systems, with less legacy molex and an extra 4+4-pin CPU power connector.

The L3 series is fully wired, and slightly cheaper for it. The M3 series uses a semi-modular design, with motherboard and CPU connectors built in. SilentiumPC are using one of their quiet 120mm fans, and the Vero units eschew semi-passive operation. Semi-passive operation does reduce noise at low load, but by avoiding it SilentiumPC avoid the irritation of hearing a fan turn on and off as load changes. It also reduces cost, part of the “cost effective” strategy at the core of SilentiumPC’s designs.

The full press release follows.

SilentiumPC Vero L3 and M3 Bronze DC-DC Power Supplies Now Available

15.04.2020 – Warsaw, Poland – The European manufacturer of CPU coolers and PC cases, SilentiumPC, presents its updated power supply series Vero L3 and Vero M3, which are now available on the European market. The Vero series impresses with its reliability, high efficiency with bronze certification, long flat cables for easy cable management and the DC-DC design. Thanks to these features and the modern, simple design, the power supplies are the perfect foundation for powerful PC systems. The Vero L3 series is available in variants with 500, 600 and 700 watts and the half-modular Vero M3 in 600 and 700 watts. SilentiumPC grants a three-year manufacturer’s warranty for this series.

Powerful and Reliable

For the Vero L3 and M3 PC power supplies SilentiumPC relies on proven components such as the TEAPO electrolytic capacitors from Taiwan. The protection circuits include Over Voltage Protection (OVP), Short Circuit Protection (SCP), Over Power Protection (OPP), Surge and Inrush Protection (SIP) as well as Under Voltage Protection (UVP). The series furthermore uses the DC-DC technology.

Silent Operation

The active and quiet cooling of the power supply unit is ensured by the pre-installed 120 mm fan. This fan model is designed to ensure quiet operation of the power supply thanks to the reliable Hydraulic Bearing (HBS) and temperature-based fan control. The fan speed always remains below 1,000 rpm up to a power supply load of 70% to save energy and minimize sound.

Fixed or Semi-Modular Flat Cables

Both the Vero L3 and M3 models are equipped with flexible flat cables. This makes them very easy to route, due to the fact that they are more narrow and more flexible compared to regular cable-bundles. In addition to that, they are less obvious thanks to the completely black colored cables as well as the connectors. All cables are permanently connected to the power supply unit for Vero L3 models, whereas the Vero M3 models are featuring semi-modular cables, allowing for attachment of only necessary cables. SilentiumPC has adjusted the cable length so that the power supplies are perfectly suited for most PC systems.

The SilentiumPC Vero L3 and M3 power supplies are available as of today.

Product Name Model# Warranty MSRP (excl. VAT)
SilentiumPC Vero L3 Bronze 500W SPC265 3 years €40.50
SilentiumPC Vero L3 Bronze 600W SPC266 3 years €42.99
SilentiumPC Vero L3 Bronze 700W SPC267 3 years €48.99
SilentiumPC Vero M3 Bronze 600W SPC268 3 years €48.99
SilentiumPC Vero M3 Bronze 700W SPC269 3 years €54.50
About SilentiumPC

Since 2007 SilentiumPC brings well-made CPU coolers, cases and power supplies with main focus on exceptional value for money achieved through effective design and smart cost-cutting. No fancy trademark names, just well-thought-out products designed to work, chosen and praised by value-minded enthusiasts and system integrators.

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