NZXT C1500 Platinum ATX 3.1 | Fully Modular Low-Noise PC Gaming Power Supply | 1500 Watts | 80 PLUS Platinum| Dual 12V-2x6 Connectors | 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.

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.

Working well in my girlfriend's PC, and with the 12V-2x6 connector she's ready for a GPU upgrade. It's also a lot quieter than her old Gamemax power supply, and comes with a cool looking bag for any spare cables.

This NZXT C1200 Gold ATX 3.1 Fully Modular Low-Noise PC Gaming 1200 Watts 80 PLUS Gold Power Supply was well packaged and looks like it's been made to a high standard with quality materials. It was easy to install and connect up to my computer hardware and it operates quietly. I haven't had it long so I can't comment on how good it is over the long term, but I'm happy with my purchase so far.

Very silent and efficient psu. Paired with a 600w rtx 5090 and 9800x3d I haven't heard the fan even turn on yet. With the two 12v2x6 power cables, it is extremely future proof. Just make sure to plug them all the way into the PSU as it requires quite a bit of force. With the Cybenetics Titanium rating it's hard to go wrong with this PSU. Reviews show it can deliver almost 1800w sustained

Amazing PSU, but comes with a limited variety of cables. I needed a 8pin cable for my GPU and the only cable available was a daisy chained one.

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.

Bought this in Jan 2024. Been going well until now. just suddenly decided to die. Performed the Paper clip test and nada. PSU was dead as dead can be. Left a message on NZXT support. no further updates. ordered Corsair PSU and my PC is back to work.PSU was never under max load.I never fiddled with it. just installed connected and left it.after reading more on forums looks like quite a lot of the units are failing and have been RMA'dI recommend not cheaping out and buying something like Corsair or Seasonic, especially if it is a production machine. Some people might be ok and their NZXT PSU is still going strong and hope it stays that way!I will try again to see if i can get the PSU returned as it should be under still under warranty.