ASUS ROG Thor ROG-THOR-1000P2-GAMING 1000 W ATX12V 80 PLUS PLATINUM Certified Full Modular Power Supply

What a beautiful power supply.What else can I say?It works just as good as it looks.Thank you very nice very nice

Been using it for 2wks. So far all is great! I really like the Watt meter read out. You can watch your power usage with about a second delay or so. Could be a good tool for trouble shooting as well.

power supply was purchased along with new Z790 MB to replace parts of a Z490 MB that died in December last year. Rebuilt computer is fast and running cool with core i9 13900K CPU with AIO water cooling.

I absolutely love this power supply. Not only does it look cool, it runs very efficient and cool. Love the fact that it tells you how much power you're consuming while gaming!

it works very well with my ryzen 9 5900x and my evga dark x570 and red devil rx 6950xt video card makes everything when overclocked never wanting for power i highly recommend this powersupply

This was very east to install and I did not realize it told me my Watt usage until the first time I turned it on. I love the design and appearance of it.

This thing is amazing. This is my 2nd one. I had buy a new case and mod a window so could see the screen. 100% worth it. Running a 4090 and a Ryzen 7950x plus 13 fans in the phanteks. Nv7 case, light work. Also even in silent mode the heat sinks work amazing! Not to mention it's one of the best looking batteries you can buy!

This power supply is absolutely gorgeous. Without a doubt, one of the most impressive pieces of computer hardware I've ever owned. Its lighting, its construction, everything about it is just beautiful. That said, I'm giving it 4 of 5 stars because it seems that one of the SATA power ports is either dead, or malfunctioning, because when I plug one of the optical drives' power cables that functions flawlessly into that one power port, it doesn't work like it's supposed to. It comes on, but it won't read/write, and the door to the optical drive is argumentative. Move the cable to any of the other SATA power ports, and it's normal operation. That's a bit frustrating considering how much this thing costs. Other than that, I love it.

Worked great for a little over 3 years. 70% of the time only pulling around 150watts from it, and then the other 30% at around 470 to 650watts. Began system freezes over a month ago when pulling over 500watts. New PSU stopped system freezes. Hoping it can be fixed during its RMA.

doesn't come with the correct 12whpr adapter ( does not include 4 sense pins required for 40 Series RTX), had to do a runaround with support to get the correct cable