ASUS
ASUS ROG STRIX 1000P 1000W Platinum Power Supply
ATX 3.1 power supply delivering 1000 W with 80Plus Platinum efficiency, Cybenetics A+ noise rating and a 16-pin PCIe 5.0 connector for modern GPUs
- TypeATX
- 1000 W output for high-end builds
- 80 Plus Platinum efficiency reduces waste heat
- Cybenetics A+ rating for quiet operation
- ATX 3.1 with 16-pin PCIe 5.0 connector
- Full protection suite OPP OVP SCP OCP OTP UVP
1000W Platinum ATX Power Supply
The ASUS ROG STRIX 1000P delivers 1000W of continuous power through an ATX 3.1 compliant design. It carries 80Plus Platinum and Cybenetics A+ noise certifications for high efficiency and quiet operation. The unit measures 160 x 150 x 86mm and weighs 2.91 kg. An MTBF rating above 120,000 hours at 25°C indicates long-term reliability.
Upgrade from lower-wattage or older-standard units
Replacing a supply below 1000W or one lacking ATX 3.1 support adds headroom for modern GPUs and the native 16-pin connector. The jump is worth it when your build demands the combined 12V rail capability of 1000W and the PCIe Gen 5 cable included in the box. Builders staying with current hardware that draws less power will not see a benefit.
Fits standard ATX builds with modern GPU cabling
The supply requires an ATX case cavity and provides a full modular cable set including a 610mm motherboard cable, two 1000mm CPU cables, and a 750mm PCIe Gen 5 16-pin-to-16-pin cable. Four additional 750mm 6+2-pin PCIe cables, two SATA 1-to-3 cables, and one peripheral 1-to-3 cable cover storage and accessories. A single 100-240Vac input cord completes the kit.
Highlights
- 1000 W output for high-end builds
- 80 Plus Platinum efficiency reduces waste heat
- Cybenetics A+ rating for quiet operation
- ATX 3.1 with 16-pin PCIe 5.0 connector
- Full protection suite OPP OVP SCP OCP OTP UVP
Specifications
| Type | ATX |
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Questions about this item
Will the 160 x 150 x 86mm PSU fit a standard ATX case?
Yes, the unit follows the ATX form factor and measures 160 x 150 x 86mm, matching the standard ATX mounting pattern used by most cases.
How do I connect the 16-pin PCIe 5.0 cable correctly, and what mistake should I avoid?
Plug the 16-pin connector fully into the PSU side first, then into the graphics card; the most common error is leaving the PSU-side socket partially seated, which can cause power loss.
When should I expect to replace the cooling fan based on the 120,000-hour MTBF rating?
The MTBF of >120,000 hrs at 25°C is a statistical average for the whole unit; fans typically wear sooner, so plan a check after several years of heavy use.
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