NZXTC1200 Gold ATX 3.1 - Fully Modular Low-Noise PC Gaming Power Supply - 1200 Watts - 80 PLUS Gold - 12V-2x6 Connector - Zero Fan Mode - 100% Japanese Capacitors - Black

I got this on sale for £240, and at that price, it's easily the best in class. Seriously, you're not going to find another brand offering a 1500W Platinum/Titanium PSU anywhere near that price point. That's right, while it's 80+ Platinum, it's actually certified Titanium by Cybenetics (94% efficiency). So if you're worried about electricity bills, this will certainly help in the long run, especially if you're a heavy user like me.It's fully ATX 3.1 compliant and comes with two 600W 12V-2x6 cables for the RTX 50s. The included cables themselves are nicely built and look sleek. The PSU itself is big, make sure to check your case clearance, but it fits fine in my Fractal Design Torrent. It's easy to install, being fully modular makes cable management much cleaner since you only use what you need.Performance is solid. It runs well and stays fairly quiet, no weird noises or coil whine. There's also a handy switch for the Zero Fan mode if you want silence under low loads. I haven't pushed it past 1000w yet, but below that seems to have no issues.1500W means you're pretty much future-proof for the next decade, unless some major compatibility changes happen or NVIDIA somehow starts requiring 1000W GPUs! For the price I got it for, this is a clear 5 stars. It really punches above its weight for a power user, and the 10-year warranty gives great peace of mind too.

Installed this into my gaming rig and it’s been brilliant. Fully modular so you only use the cables you need, which really helps with a neat build.Runs dead quiet even under load and being 80+ Gold certified you know it’s running efficiently too. Jacketed cables feel premium and not flimsy at all.Only thing is the price is a bit higher than some budget options but it’s totally worth it for the quality and reliability you get.Highly recommended for any serious PC build!

This was one of the cheapest high rated 1200W power supply I could find on the psu tier list. So far it appears to be doing perfectly powering up my high end pc. Has all the connectivity wires that I needed, however, they are a bit thick so keep in mind if you have less space in the back of your pc case. Overall would recommend.

No coil noise, really nice packaging, feels like a premium product. Had Corsair RM850e had terrible coil whine, had to return that stuff because I was driving me crazy. Hopefully I will never need the 10y warranty.

These Psu’s are manufactured by channel wall technology but don’t let that put you off.If you look on the cultist’s list or more recently Spl’s list, you will see that these are A+ rated.This is a top tier psu and I think it’s very good value. Quality components, low ripple and tight tolerances just help you have confidence in installing this and forgetting about it.The button on the back is a little confusing but I leave it unpressed, so the fan is constant.If you’re building now and looking, this is worth your time, especially if you’re looking for a compatriot for your 5090.Psu’s are unexciting, so like the title it’s install and forget. The 12vhpr cable supplied is running my 5090 without problem.I did look at the dark power 13, some superflower and seasonic Psu’s but I’ve no regrets buying this.

Bought the nzxt 750w gold psu last year at the end of October, power supply worked fine until today when my pc randomly shut off and couldn't boot up again, troubleshooted and found the power supply died

This is a great psu with braided cables. Only downside was the extra tenner I paid buying through amazon.Seller's website (scan) sold them £10 cheaper.

Bought the C1000 to replace a 3-week old Be Quiet! Pure Power 12 M 1200W which was driving me mad with its coil whine.It's powering an Intel 265K with an RTX 5070 Ti and 96GB DDR. Maximum consumption at the plug during stress tests is around 550W which doesn't exceed 60% of the PSU's rated power. While heavy browsing and doing office work total load is less than120W.The PSU has a button to select Zero Fan Mode, which means that its 135mm FDB fan does not spin under 50% load, so unless doing some heavy gaming, one gets to enjoy beautiful silence!Cables seem a bit better quality that the ones which came with the Be Quiet.I can't assess its electrical qualities, but it was tested and recommended by LTT Labs and Zachstechturf (Tier A+). Check their PSU Tier lists for mode detailed analysis.Overall a good choice for reliable power, especially for high end systems. For RTX 4090/5090s I would consider the 1200W model.