be quiet! expands PSU lineup with new Pure Power 13 M model
German PC DIY part powerhouse be quiet! has announced the new Pure Power 13 M, which is a refreshed take on its mainstream PSU series that now supports the ATX 3.1 standard and is fully PCIe 5.1 ready. The semi-passive cooling system is one of its main driving points, as at low to medium loads, the 120mm fan stays off,
German PC DIY part powerhouse be quiet! has announced the new Pure Power 13 M, which is a refreshed take on its mainstream PSU series that now supports the ATX 3.1 standard and is fully PCIe 5.1 ready.
The semi-passive cooling system is one of its main driving points, as at low to medium loads, the 120mm fan stays off, so your system stays whisper-quiet unless it really needs the airflow. Even when it kicks in, the fan uses optimized blades and a smooth temperature curve to keep noise to a minimum.
The PSU comes in five power options – 1000W, 850W, 750W, 650W, and 550W – and each model holds both 80 PLUS Gold and Cybenetics Gold certifications for high efficiency and low power draw, which is great for long-term use. Inside, it’s built with a combo of LLC, SR, and DC/DC topology for solid stability and voltage control.
And if you're into clean cable management, the fully modular design will definitely help keep things neat. It also has a single 12V rail for consistent power delivery, and the whole unit is wrapped in a durable steel housing. To top it all off, be quiet! includes a 10-year warranty, which speaks to the company’s confidence in its reliability.
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