Ultra Products today announces that it will unveil the world ’s first 2000W ATX Power Supply Unit for the PC at next week’s Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. Legit Reviews has some of the first available pictures of this monster posted and take a closer look at what this PSU can do.

The Ultra X3 Modular 2000W PSU has a footprint similar to some competitors’ 1000W units (just 10.25 inches) and is 80% efficient under typical loads. The 2000W X3 will be available to consumers sometime in early 2007. The product will be on display at the ShowStoppers media showcase at the Wynn Hotel on Monday night, January 8th.

“It’s not so much that we believe personal computers today need as much as 2000W of power,” explains George Ali, Vice President of Sales and Marketing for Ultra Products. “In fact, most household circuits can’t even provide the AC power this unit would require in order to put out 2000W of DC power. But there’s the always-inevitable questions of ‘Do I have enough power?’ or ‘Does my power supply have enough juice where my high end components need it.’ That is why we have put together this 2000W unit; as the end all of power supplies as far as DC output goes. With as much as 1800W available on the 12V alone, there should be no concern whatsoever that there is enough power available for quad core, quad GPU or large drive arrays.”

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Antec is well known for their top rated PC Cases, air-cooling solutions and power supplies. The NEO HE family of psu's represent a move to environmentally responsible power sources with just as much kick as the juice guzzling units out there.  Available in 380W, 430W, 500W, 550W models, these high efficiency units might just make you grab the nearest tree and give it a hug.

The HE stands for High Efficiency and when they say it, they mean it! These units have one of the highest rated efficiencies on the market - 85% and whisper quiet operation. Put on your flower power coat, stick some Bob Dylan on and make a peace sign as we  find out if the NEO HE is hip or just plain hippy!

In light of new power supply requirements--okay, I'll be more specific: in light of the new NVIDIA GeForce 8800 series graphics cards--OCZ Technology has unveiled a new power supply in the making, the GameXStream 850W.  Given the amount of power our computers are taking these days, we might need to start rewiring our houses soon, but at least we'll have a power supply that can supply enough power to two GeForce 8800GTXs in SLI.

Despite the amount of power it provides, OCZ claims that the GameXStream 850W is nearly silent.  A single 120mm fan appears to be enough to keep the power supply cool, so we can expect it not to make any more noise than the power supplies we have now.

Pricing is not yet available, but the 700W version of the power supply currently sells for about $160, so don't expect to pay less than $200 for the 850W version.

Galaxy 1000 W from Enermax is one of the most powerful power supplies on the market today, delivering an astonishing 1,000 W and designed for the most high-end quad-SLI systems and quad-CPU servers.

More nucleur power station than power supply, the Enemax Galaxy is a real bad boy of the psu world. With enough juice to run a small city, we can't help thinking what kind of system would need this much wattage?

Enermax apparently designed it to fit quad-SLI systems and multi-CPU systems, and it is the first power supply compliant with the forthcoming EPS12V 3.0 standard (as this standard is not yet finalized, Enermax is calling it EPS12V 2007).

Head over to The Guru of 3D to read the review of this amazing power supply.