Duration: 03:47

At $320 USD, the FSP Hydro PTM X PRO 1200W positions itself as a high power, compact ATX 3.0 option with serviceable overall construction, good cable variety, and respectable performance across most of our test suite. Its short chassis depth makes it appealing for high power builds where space is limited, and the inclusion of a sleeved 12VHPWR cable and hybrid fan mode are welcome touches. While efficiency and regulation performance did not fully stand out for a unit in this price and class, results remained within specification and are unlikely to present issues for most users in real world use.

We tested two samples of this model. The first sample exhibited higher ripple and noise measurements at 115 V input, which we were able to reproduce in follow up testing. We also sent the results to FSP Group, and they were unable to replicate our elevated noise results despite using similar test configurations and procedures. A second sample was tested for this page, showing much more typical ripple and noise behavior. Aside from these differences, results between the two samples were very similar.

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Duration: 03:02

The Super Flower Zillion FG Gold 1050W ATX 3.1 is a US$159.99 fully modular ATX 3.1 power supply. While it did fail before we could finish testing it, it has several qualities and results worth discussing. The construction quality and design is quite good with flexible cables that help with cable management. The performance is average across all tests with the efficiency and brownout tests showing slightly better results. Although, we cannot recommend the power supply as it did not survive all of our protections testing.

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The NZXT C1200 Gold ATX 3.1 available at $209 USD delivers generally solid performance, with low voltage ripple, average load regulation, and good handling of power excursions outside of a few short duration failures on the 12V rail. Efficiency is squarely in line with other 80PLUS Gold units, and its strong low load efficiency is a nice advantage for systems that spend most of their time below 200 W. Brownout performance is a clear highlight, sustaining dropouts up to 26 ms at full load, which makes it a good option for users with unstable AC power or those running UPS protected systems.

All of the good results are with the significant caveat that we tested two samples and they both failed while testing the 12V rail OCP. Additionally, the first sample triggered the protections on our AC source during the OCP test, and when plugged in to another power source it emitted sparks before becoming completely unresponsive.

We have informed NZXT of these failures and they have recently finished investigating. They found that operating the unit above the rated load for the relatively long duration of our OCP test caused a buildup of heat and the failure of a MOSFET in the unit. As we say with many other units, our protections testing is quite demanding and a unit that fails these tests may be able to function perfectly well for average use cases.

NZXT encourages all users experiencing product issues to contact NZXT customer support, and we will update this page with additional information if it becomes available.

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Duration: 03:31

The Seasonic S12III 650 W is an entry level, non-modular ATX power supply. It has a simple cooling setup, and efficiency that sits on the lower end of what we expect from an 80PLUS Bronze model. It has plenty of PCIe connections, but is held back by the permanently connected cables and slightly underwhelming 5 year warranty.

We tested a single unit and it failed during our OCP testing. It seemed to fail and resume functioning a couple of times before finally completely failing to recover. This unit may be fit for use in a budget system not expected to push the power rating, but we cannot recommend it for performance builds.

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Duration: 03:24

At $70 USD, the Corsair CX550 is a budget 550 W ATX 2.31 power supply that delivers on efficiency, but not on durability. It passed all regular tests and met 80 PLUS Bronze expectations, but failed protection testing when pushed beyond normal use. For low-power systems that will never approach those limits, it could still be a serviceable option, though there are better choices for long-term reliability.

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Duration: 03:25

The Corsair HX1000i SHIFT is a 1000W fully modular, ATX form factor, ATX 3.1 power supply with a twist. It offers a single hybrid fan mode but the main feature is the location of the modular connections along the side of the power supply instead of the typical 'front' location.

The cables are made more exotic by use of Molex Micro-Fit connectors in place of more typical Molex Mini-Fit connectors. Besides the main attraction of the power connections located on the side, this power supply can also act as a iCUE LINK system hub to simplify PC builds and cable management.

It performed satisfactorily in all of our testing, it is a featureful power supply with solid efficiency, load regulation, and voltage ripple.

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Duration: 03:01

The be quiet! Pure Power 12 M 650W is a simple ATX 3.0 modular power supply which performed well in our tests. It delivers steady regulation, compliant ripple, and flawless excursion handling. Our efficiency results align with the applied 80PLUS Gold certification, and the protection suite performs as expected. While it lacks hybrid fan modes or premium extras, its consistent and performant operation makes it a dependable choice for low to mid-power builds.

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Duration: 03:44

The Phanteks Revolt 1600W is an ATX 3.0 power supply with an additional fan mode that takes the modular cable concept to a whole new level. The cables are so modular that they require a separate purchase, either from Phanteks themselves, or as a result of a partnership Phanteks has with CableMod.

This could potentially offer some savings if you were already intending on purchasing custom cables, otherwise the Starter Kit for $79.99 USD, or the Complete Set for $179.99 USD(recommended for this wattage) will significantly increase the total cost. I'm not opposed to the separate purchase of cables to prevent the waste from producing thousands of cable that most people won't use, however, it likely has to provide a slightly better value proposition for it to be widely adopted.

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Duration: 03:51

The MSI MAG A750BN is a permanently connected power supply with minimal accessories and acceptable performance in our testing. This power supply isn't a flashy option, but if you can can endure the permanently connected cables, inefficiency at high loads, and lack of official ATX 3 compliance, then this could be a good budget alternative to the MSI MAG A750GL.

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Duration: 03:23

The Combat FG 650W ATX 3.1 is a fully modular power supply with some impressive results in our performance testing, as long as you can excuse the failures we experienced while testing the protections. It is priced slightly higher than other Gold-rated models in this category, but the 10 year warranty might help ease any fears of failure if you plan to push the boundaries.

We tested two samples of this power supply, the first failed during the 12V Over Current Protection(OCP) test(after reaching 76.2A), while the second failed during the Short Circuit Protection(SCP) test. This is not a great result, but if you respect the output ratings of the power supply and upgrade your power supply before you upgrade to an RTX 5090, then this power supply should be a reasonable choice.

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Duration: 03:15

The Vetroo 850W is an ATX 3.1 power supply available in a black, white, or pink colour schemes at a reasonable price. Our testing produced a combination of impressive and underwhelming results that were cut short by a failure while testing the protections. The sample failed while testing the Over Current Protection(OCP) limit of the 12V rail with 115V input power.

The low cost, and accessibility to the white/pink colourways may mean that this power supply is a viable choice if you don't intend to push the limits of the ratings. Despite the complete failure during protections testing, it didn't create any hazards and the ten year warranty should provide some support in the event of a failure.

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Duration: 03:42

Due to the dual wattage rating of this power supply, we conducted 115V testing with a maximum output wattage of 1500W while the 230V testing was conducted with the full output wattage of 1650W. The 115V sweep tests have been omitted from the video to prevent confusion and inaccurate comparisons. See the LTT Labs website for more testing details.

The FSP Group MEGA TI 1650W is a monstrous ATX 3.1 power supply that pushes the boundaries of what your wall socket can handle. To hit its full 1650W output, it needs at least 200 volts of input - anything less and you're capped at 1500W. It’s an incredibly capable unit, and it certainly looks the part, but you'll pay a premium for the privilege. The MSRP is a steep US$459.99, though it appears to have increased to an even steeper US$549.99. Price and availability may vary.

Due to the dual wattage rating of this power supply, we conducted 115V testing with a maximum output wattage of 1500W while the 230V testing was conducted with an output wattage of 1650W. Only the 1650W results will be shown on this product page so that the results can be easily compared.

The first unit we tested failed during testing of the 12V rail OCP limit(with 115V input), the second unit tested passed all protections testing but we refrained from conducting the 12V rail OCP(with 115V input) test. We have confirmed with FSP Group that there is no hardware/firmware mechanism to enforce the 1500W limit when supplied with 115V input power.

Theoretically, with an input connection(circuit breaker, wiring, wall socket) that can deliver over 15A, the power supply can deliver 1650W with 115V input. This increased current generates more heat in the internal components of the power supply, meaning that an upgraded cooling solution would be required. This is absolutely not recommended by LTTLabs or FSP Group.

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Duration: 03:41

The XPG FUSION 1600 TITANIUM is a 1600W, fully modular, ATX 3.1 power supply developed in collaboration with Delta Electronics. XPG is the "extreme performance" brand of ADATA and this power supply is intended for powerful gaming computers and workstations where heavy compute (and power) are required.

This certainly isn't a budget option but it's packaged with plenty of cables in addition to an "OC Link" cable intended to connect two units together and deliver even more power. With high efficiency and resilience to brownouts, this could be a good choice to provide reliable power to a machine performing long compute tasks.

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Duration: 03:41

The Corsair RM1000e is a fully modular ATX 3.1 power supply which is advertised as Cybenetics Gold, but has actually achieved Cybenetics Platinum efficiency. It comes with a single hybrid fan mode and a 7 year warranty. This warranty is shorter than average for this tier, but hopefully Corsair's strong reputation for reliability will be enough to make up for it.

Overall, this performs quite similarly to the Corsair RM1000x (or the Corsair RM1000x SHIFT), while being a slight step down. The RM1000e has a smaller fan, doesn't support manual fan override, and has marginally worse overall performance across the testing.

Note that there is also a 2023 version (RPS0179) of the RM1000e which is only advertised to be compliant with ATX 3.0. While there are likely many similarities between these two models, the model tested and displayed on this page is the 2025 version (RPS0217).

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Duration: 03:36

The MSI MAG A750GL PCIE5 is a fully modular, ATX form factor power supply that is compliant with ATX 3.1. There are a couple 'versions' of this power supply that you may find around, one advertising compliance to ATX 3.0 while the other advertises compliance to ATX 3.1, as it was with the MSI MPG A1000G. The first sample that we tested(and failed during testing) was the ATX 3.0 version while the second unit we tested was labelled with ATX 3.1.

The first unit appeared to fail during OCP testing of the 3.3V rail. The protections testing is quite onerous and with the passing result of the second sample, I don't believe that this is a poor quality power supply. It may just have been our single sample with issues as I haven't found widespread complaints or reports of failures.

Besides the single failing sample, the power supply has pretty average performance in most of our tests. It includes minimal accessories and has basic construction, but that is expected due to the relatively low cost. More importantly, it is backed by a 10 year warranty.

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The Lian Li EDGE1000 is a 1000W ATX 3.1 power supply with a unique L-shape form factor and connection interface. This "L-shape" design should assist in cable routing and management for dual chamber cases. The power supply also includes a USB hub to simplify the connection of accessories to the motherboard.

We tested two samples of this power supply and they both failed during testing. The first sample failed during line-in testing at 0°C while the second unit failed during brownout testing at 0°C. These are tests that we really expect power supplies to be able to survive and pass. The brownout test is just repeated shutting down of the power supply and the line-in testing studies a power supply while it is powered with a variety of input voltages and frequencies.

We were unable to complete our suite of testing due to the component failures, the partial test results that we have below are from the first sample that was able to complete some of the 0°C testing. While we'll explore the results below, we do not recommend this power supply as there are other options out there that seem far more reliable.

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The Enermax PlatiGemini 1200W is a fully modular, ATX form factor, ATX 3.1 and ATX12VO power supply. The power supply has a single hybrid fan mode with the addition of Enermax's "Dust-Free Rotation"(D.F.R.) technology which allows the fan to temporarily reverse direction with the intention of clearing dust.

The $249.99 MSRP may seem a little steep, but considering the compliance to the ATX12VO standard, 5-10 year warranty,(depending on region) and relatively high wattage, this could prove to be a good choice to be able to carry with you across a couple computers. As long as you remember where you stored all of the extra cables. It also performed well in all of our testing.

While many power supplies are catching up to the ATX 3.1 standard, this is the first ATX12VO compliant power supply that we've tested. We don't yet have any ATX12VO specific tests, but ATX 3.1 power supplies are built to deliver most of the power on the 12V rail so the loading is similar, except that we don't test the 12Vsb rail.

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The XPG CORE REACTOR II 1000W is a fully modular, ATX 3.1 power supply with a singular fan mode. It performed well in our tests with the exception of some load regulation inconsistencies. It comes with fairly standard accessories and has quite a good selection of cables.

We had a single sample of the CORE REACTOR II 1000W fail during our OCP testing on the 5V rail. However, the second unit we tested made it all the way through testing and produced the results shown on this page. I haven't found any widespread complaints about the product online; it may have just been our single unit that wasn't able to withstand our protections testing.

XPG is the "Extreme Performance Gear" sub-brand of ADATA where their focus is to create quality products with 'extreme performance' that will operate well in a gaming PC or workstation.

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Duration: 03:38

The Silverstone DA1000R Gold is a 1000W, fully modular, ATX 3.1 power supply with an additional hybrid fan mode. As of the publication date, this power supply is available at prices as low as $218 USD. It meets ATX 3.0/3.1 requirements as well as PCIe 5.0, meaning that it is accompanied by a 12VHPWR cable. Besides the single 12VHPWR cable, the other packaged cables provide plenty of connectivity.

To determine the warranty in your region, you must study the warranty page but it ranges from three to seven years. This is likely lower than you'd expect for a power supply of this price. Despite the questionable warranty length, the stellar results in some of our tests may mean make it a good choice and reassure you that it is unlikely to suddenly fail. This Silverstone Decathlon series is available in a variety of wattages from 750-1000W, though we have not tested any of the other capacities.

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The Phanteks Revolt 1000W is a 1000W fully modular, ATX 3.0 power supply with an additional hybrid fan mode. As of the publication date, it is available for $199.99 USD MSRP from the Phanteks online store.

Phanteks Revolt is aptly named as this power supply is ‘revolting’ against cables. This power supply does not include any cables by default. Instead, cable kits are available for separate purchase, or you can opt for custom cables from CableMod. This design is marketed as a benefit, allowing you to tailor the cable length and style to your preferences, though it does require an additional purchase from CableMod. Phanteks does also include the option to purchase cable kits from them with a Starter Kit for $79.99 USD, or a Complete Set for $179.99 USD. For the price of the power supply plus any additional cables, this is rather expensive.

Cables aside (or lack thereof) this power supply performed well in voltage regulation tests on the 12V rail, and was quite resilient to brownouts, and we are recommending it for such.

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