Specifications
- Total Output
- 1000 W
- +3.3 V Rail
- 25 A (625 W)
- +5 V Rail
- 25 A (125 W)
- +12 V Rail
- 83.3 A (1000 W)
- -12 V Rail
- 0.3 A (−36 W)
- +5 Vsb Rail
- 3 A (15 W)
- AC Input Range
- 100–240 Vac
- DC Output Voltages
- +3.3 V +5 V +12 V –12 V +5 Vsb
- Form Factor
- ATX12V, ATX 3.1 compliant
- PFC Type
- Active PFC
- 80 PLUS Certification
- Platinum
- Protection Features
- OPP/OVP/UVP/SCP/OCP/OTP
- Hazardous Materials
- ROHS compliant
- Cable Connectors
- Motherboard 24/20‑pin ×1; CPU 4+4‑pin ×2; PCI‑E 16‑pin ×1; PCI‑E 6+2‑pin ×4; SATA ×6; Peripheral ×3
- Package Contents
- Power cord ×1; Motherboard cable ×1 (610 mm); CPU cables ×2 (1000 mm); PCI‑E Gen 5.1 16‑pin cable ×1 (750 mm); PCI‑E 8‑pin‑to‑6+2‑pin cables ×4 (750 mm); SATA 1‑to‑3 cable ×2 (400+120+120 mm); Peripheral 1‑to‑3 cable ×1 (400+150+150 mm); ROG Strix DIY sticker ×1; User manual ×1
- Dimensions
- 160 × 150 × 86 mm
- Weight
- 1.81 kg (single PSU)
- Noise Level Certification
- Cybenetics Lambda A+
- 0dB Fan Button
- Yes – fan spins only above a set load when ON
- MTBF
- >120,000 hrs @25 °C
- Aura Sync
- No
- PCI‑E Gen 5.1 Ready
- Native 12V‑2×6 (16‑pin) connector included
- Fan Size
- 135 mm
- Cooling Technology
- Dual ball fan bearings, ROG heatsinks, 0dB technology
- Efficiency Improvement
- GaN MOSFET delivers up to 30% better efficiency
- Voltage Stabilizer
- GPU‑FIRST intelligent voltage stabilizer enhances GPU delivery by up to 45%
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What reviewers say
Tom’s Hardware reviews the Asus ROG Strix 1000W Platinum as a high‑performance, visually striking power supply that delivers excellent electrical and thermal performance. The unit justifies its steep price with premium components, extensive customization options, a 10‑year warranty, low noise levels, full protection features, flexible modular cabling, outstanding power quality, and remarkable efficiency for its class, though some design choices are more aesthetic than practical.
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KitGuru’s review of the Asus ROG Strix 1000W Platinum ATX v3.1 PSU highlights its high efficiency thanks to GaN MOSFETs, a fully modular design, and robust build quality with large heatsinks and dual ball‑bearing fans. The unit is praised for its low noise (including 0dB technology), strong voltage stability via ASUS’s intelligent stabilizer, and future‑proof PCIe 5.0 readiness. With an 80 PLUS Platinum rating and a 10‑year warranty, the review rates it 9/10, noting that the price (£240) reflects its premium features.
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The review discusses the Asus ROG Strix 1000W Platinum’s use of GaN MODFETs and an extra voltage‑sensing system that, according to Asus, should improve GPU performance and gameplay smoothness. The author notes that while the PSU incorporates these technologies, it relies on a Champion CM6502UHHX controller for its APFC converter, which may not fully exploit the GaN FETs’ potential for higher efficiency. Overall, the review evaluates the design’s theoretical advantages but expresses uncertainty about whether the claimed benefits are realized in practice.
hwbusters.com ↗
Gaming PC Guru gives the ASUS ROG Strix 1000W Platinum a thumbs‑up as a high‑end, fully modular PSU that delivers excellent 80 Plus Platinum efficiency, advanced ATX 3.1 and PCIe 5.1 support, and a clean design with ARGB lighting. The review praises its robust build quality, low noise levels, and the inclusion of a GPU‑First Intelligent Voltage Stabilizer for stable power delivery to demanding GPUs. It notes that the unit is priced on the higher side but justifies the cost with its performance, longevity (10‑year warranty), and future‑proof features.
gamingpcguru.com ↗
Our take
Based on 4 reviews
Three of the four reviews agree the ROG Strix 1000W Platinum delivers excellent efficiency, low noise, and premium build quality with an 80 PLUS Platinum rating and 10-year warranty. Tom's Hardware, KitGuru, and Gaming PC Guru all highlight its strong electrical performance, robust construction, and quiet operation, justifying its premium positioning.
KitGuru and Gaming PC Guru praise its future-proof PCIe 5.1 support and voltage stabilizer, while Tom's Hardware calls the design visually striking but questions some practical choices. HWBusters expresses uncertainty about whether the GaN MOSFETs fully exploit their potential, suggesting buyers should verify real-world gains before paying the premium price.
Pros
- 80 PLUS Platinum efficiency
- Low noise with 0dB technology
- 10-year warranty
- Future-proof PCIe 5.1 support
Cons
- Questions over GaN MOSFET practical benefits
- Premium price
- Some design choices prioritize looks over utility
Best for: High-end builders seeking maximum efficiency and quiet operation; budget buyers should look elsewhere.
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