Specifications
- Wattage
- 1000 Watts
- AC Input
- 100 V‑240 V
- Input Current
- 12 A‑6 A
- Frequency
- 47–63 Hz
- +3.3 V Output
- 20 A (150 W)
- +5 V Output
- 20 A
- +12 V Output
- 83.3 A (1000 W)
- +5 VSB Output
- 3 A (15 W)
- ATX 12V Version
- 3.1
- ATX Connector Count
- 1
- PATA Connectors
- 4
- SATA Connectors
- 7
- Cable Type
- Type 4
- Modular Cabling
- Fully Modular
- Zero RPM Mode
- Yes
- Continuous Power Output
- 1000 Watts
- Noise Rating
- A‑
- Efficiency (Cybenetics)
- Gold
- 80 PLUS Certification
- Gold
- MTBF Hours
- 100,000
- Warranty
- 7 Year
- Weight
- 3 kg
- Dimensions (mm)
- 140×150×86
- Modern Standby Support
- Yes
- PCIe 5.1 Compliance
- Included
- Resonant LLC Topology
- Yes
- Industrial‑Grade Capacitors (105°)
- Yes
- Fan Mode
- Zero RPM / Normal
- AC Input Range
- 100 V‑240 V
- Cable – ATX 24‑Pin
- 610 mm Sleeved
- Cable – EPS/ATX12V 8‑Pin (4+4)
- 650 mm Flat
- Cable – 12V‑2x6 (12+4)
- 650 mm Flat
- Cable – PCIe 8‑Pin (6+2) ×2
- 650 mm Flat each
- Cable – PCIe 8‑Pin (6+2) ×4
- 750 mm Flat total
- Cable – SATA Straight (3)
- 800 mm Flat total
- Cable – SATA Right Angle (4)
- 800 mm Flat total
- Cable – PATA 4‑Pin
- 750 mm Flat total
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What reviewers say

The KitGuru review gives the Corsair RM1000e ATX v3.1 (2025) a rating of 8/10, noting it is a fully modular gold‑rated PSU with native 12V‑2×6 connectors and a 7‑year warranty. The article highlights its position below Corsair’s higher‑end models and mentions the price difference among the 750W, 850W, and 1000W variants.
www.kitguru.net ↗
The DVHardware review describes the Corsair RM1000e ATX v3.1 (2025) as a fully modular gold‑rated power supply that includes native 12 V‑2×6 connectors for modern GPUs, positions itself below Corsair’s higher‑end models, and comes with a seven‑year warranty.
www.dvhardware.net ↗
Our take
Based on 2 reviews
Both KitGuru and DVHardware identify the Corsair RM1000e as a fully modular gold-rated power supply featuring native 12V-2x6 connectors and a 7-year warranty. They agree it sits below Corsair’s higher-end models, with KitGuru noting the price difference among the 750W, 850W, and 1000W variants. KitGuru awarded an 8/10 rating, while DVHardware offered a neutral description of its features.
Since both outlets are neutral, there are no contradictions to resolve. Buyers seeking a reliable, modern PSU with native PCIe 5.1 compliance should consider this unit. Those wanting premium features might look at Corsair’s higher-end models, which KitGuru compares it to regarding price and tier.
Pros
- Fully modular design
- Gold efficiency rating
- Native 12V-2x6 connectors
- 7-year warranty
Cons
- Sits below premium models
- Neutral reviews
Best for: Users wanting reliable gold-rated power with modern connectors; premium seekers should look at Corsair's higher-end models.








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