Seasonic to show 5200W 80 PLUS Ruby CRPS power supply at Computex 2026
Enough to power a few RTX 5090 we can’t afford.
Seasonic will use Computex 2026 to present a new CRPS server power supply rated at up to 5200W. The unit is part of a wider 1300W to 5200W server PSU lineup aimed at AI servers and high-load computing platforms.
According to Seasonic’s Taiwanese press release, the 5200W model has passed 80 PLUS Ruby certification. The company lists peak conversion efficiency at up to 96.5%, which matches the Ruby target for data center PSUs at 50% load. The standard also requires at least 90% efficiency at 5%, 10%, 20%, 50% and 100% load.
Enough to power 9 RTX 5090 cards at once
The 5200W PSU uses a server-grade CRPS design and is intended for AI training, inference and professional server platforms operating under long-term load. This is not a consumer ATX product, but it shows where PSU vendors are moving as AI servers push power density and efficiency requirements higher.
Source: Seasonic
Expected Seasonic announcements at COMPUTEX 2026:
- 80 PLUS Ruby certified CRPS server power supplies, 1300W to 5200W
- 5200W CRPS server PSU with up to 96.5% efficiency
- PRIME ENTERPRISE workstation PSU series
- PRIME ENTERPRISE TX-1600, PX-3200, and PX-1200 models
- OptiGuard 2.0 smart protection technology
- New VERTEX series with dual 12V-2×6 connectors
- New FOCUS series, 750W to 1200W
- FOCUS SGX-1300 SFX-L PSU
- New CORE series, 650W to 1200W
- ROSSO and SAKURA limited edition series
Seasonic will also show PRIME ENTERPRISE power supplies for AI workstations. The lineup includes TX-1600, PX-3200 and PX-1200 models, with features such as EDPP high dynamic load response, less than 0.5% voltage deviation, enhanced EMI/EMC immunity and OptiGuard 2.0 active protection.
The consumer lineup will include new VERTEX, FOCUS and CORE power supplies. The new VERTEX series will ship with dual 12V-2×6 connectors by default, while the FOCUS family will cover 750W to 1200W models. Seasonic will also present the FOCUS SGX-1300 SFX-L for small form factor systems, plus ROSSO and SAKURA limited-edition designs.
Source: Uniko’s Hardware
