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1000W Phanteks AMP V2 80+ Gold Fully Modular Desktop ATX Power Supply (Black)

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$110

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Newegg has 1000W Phanteks AMP V2 80+ Gold Fully Modular Desktop ATX Power Supply (Black, PH-P1000G_02) on sale for $129.99 - $20 off when you apply promo code CCBDN9226 in cart = $109.99. Shipping is free.

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Note: Backordered: item will ship once in stock and available.

Features:
  • Ultra-High Efficiency, 80 PLUS Gold Certified
  • Revolt PRO Link Certified
  • Gold-Plated High Current Terminals
  • 120mm Fluid Dynamic Bearing Fan
  • Ultra-High Power Density, Compact Size
  • Silent Hybrid Fan Control
  • Multi-GPU Support

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  • About this deal:
    • Expires 1/15/2024 23:59 PST or while supplies last.
  • About this product:
    • 10-year warranty

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Newegg has 1000W Phanteks AMP V2 80+ Gold Fully Modular Desktop ATX Power Supply (Black, PH-P1000G_02) on sale for $129.99 - $20 off when you apply promo code CCBDN9226 in cart = $109.99. Shipping is free.

Thanks to Deal Hunter tDames for posting this deal.

Note: Backordered: item will ship once in stock and available.

Features:
  • Ultra-High Efficiency, 80 PLUS Gold Certified
  • Revolt PRO Link Certified
  • Gold-Plated High Current Terminals
  • 120mm Fluid Dynamic Bearing Fan
  • Ultra-High Power Density, Compact Size
  • Silent Hybrid Fan Control
  • Multi-GPU Support

Editor's Notes

Written by slickdewmaster | Staff
  • About this deal:
    • Expires 1/15/2024 23:59 PST or while supplies last.
  • About this product:
    • 10-year warranty

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Tsumi
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Pros: Seasonic Focus unit, solid midrange platform.

Cons: Not a PCI-E 5.0/ATX 3.0 unit. Older Seasonic PSU platforms have a fairly aggressive OCP system that doesn't deal with modern GPU's transient spikes very well.

Decent deal but IMO an 850 watt PCI-E 5.0 unit will be a better buy in this price range. It's almost required to upsize by 150-300 watts for a non PCI-E 5.0 unit to handle the transient spikes, depending on the GPU. On the other hand, if it's for a non-gaming PC this will pump out 1000 watts all day long without issues.
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Top-tier PSU according to Cultists: https://cultists.network/140/psu-tier-list/. You won't find another A-tier 1000W PSU at this price.

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Top-tier PSU according to Cultists: https://cultists.network/140/psu-tier-list/. You won't find another A-tier 1000W PSU at this price.
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single vs multirail? Will this work with the latest mother boards, for say an I9/I7 or a high end AMD? I am looking to build something in the next 6 months. Buy this now?
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Is this pcie5?
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Pros: Seasonic Focus unit, solid midrange platform.

Cons: Not a PCI-E 5.0/ATX 3.0 unit. Older Seasonic PSU platforms have a fairly aggressive OCP system that doesn't deal with modern GPU's transient spikes very well.

Decent deal but IMO an 850 watt PCI-E 5.0 unit will be a better buy in this price range. It's almost required to upsize by 150-300 watts for a non PCI-E 5.0 unit to handle the transient spikes, depending on the GPU. On the other hand, if it's for a non-gaming PC this will pump out 1000 watts all day long without issues.
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Quote from BuyMoreChuck :
single vs multirail? Will this work with the latest mother boards, for say an I9/I7 or a high end AMD? I am looking to build something in the next 6 months. Buy this now?
I'd pick this up now and build in 6 months
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Quote from BuyMoreChuck :
single vs multirail? Will this work with the latest mother boards, for say an I9/I7 or a high end AMD? I am looking to build something in the next 6 months. Buy this now?
If it's truly going to be 6 months, I'd buy this.

If it's going to be "6 months", then maybe you'd better hold off...
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Quote from Tsumi :
Pros: Seasonic Focus unit, solid midrange platform.

Cons: Not a PCI-E 5.0/ATX 3.0 unit. Older Seasonic PSU platforms have a fairly aggressive OCP system that doesn't deal with modern GPU's transient spikes very well.

Decent deal but IMO an 850 watt PCI-E 5.0 unit will be a better buy in this price range. It's almost required to upsize by 150-300 watts for a non PCI-E 5.0 unit to handle the transient spikes, depending on the GPU. On the other hand, if it's for a non-gaming PC this will pump out 1000 watts all day long without issues.
I think this one's plenty good for any GPU out there. Sure, ATX 3.0 is supposed to handle power spikes better (depending on the make and model), but this one would work fine nonetheless. It's an A-tier PSU.

If this unit were to struggle with any GPU, hypothetically, it would be the RTX 4090—at least the variants recommending 1000W PSUs (again, hypothetically). But, if you're buying a 4090, you most likely won't mind spending more on another A-tier, ATX 3.0, platinum/titanium PSU.
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Quote from BuyMoreChuck :
single vs multirail? Will this work with the latest mother boards, for say an I9/I7 or a high end AMD? I am looking to build something in the next 6 months. Buy this now?
Single rail, and it will work with anything out there right now. It even comes with the new 12-pin power cable for the RTX 4090.

If you're looking to build a $1500–2000 rig, you can wait... There are always deals on similar PSUs in the $120–$150 range (e.g., currently, be quiet! Pure Power 12 M, Deepcool PQ1000M, Thermaltake Toughpower GF3, FSP Group Hydro PTM X PRO, Super Flower Leadex Platinum SE, Montech TITAN GOLD 1000W (ATX 3.0)). But if you're on a tight budget, this is a very good deal at this quality and wattage. You might not need 1000W right away, but if you think you'll upgrade to a power-hungrier GPU in the next 1–2 years, it will help not having to also replace the PSU when you upgrade.

My guess is that, with the release of newer ATX 3.0 PSUs, many of the ATX 2.2 (which are still plenty good) will continue to see price decreases in the near future.
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Is this pcie5?
PCIe 5 compatible, but not ATX 3.0.
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My 750w Phanteks of this series handles a 6950xt well. No issues in the six months? I've had them both

I think this brand/series offers a 10-12 year warranty so that shows confidence this psu is built well.

Will buy Phanteks or Seasonic again if I build another pc
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Quote from mihscr :
I think this one's plenty good for any GPU out there. Sure, ATX 3.0 is supposed to handle power spikes better (depending on the make and model), but this one would work fine nonetheless. It's an A-tier PSU.

If this unit were to struggle with any GPU, hypothetically, it would be the RTX 4090—at least the variants recommending 1000W PSUs (again, hypothetically). But, if you're buying a 4090, you most likely won't mind spending more on another A-tier, ATX 3.0, platinum/titanium PSU.
My Seasonic-built Coolermaster V1000 struggles with an RTX 3080ti. Had to undervolt it for it to not shut off while gaming. Replaced it with a CWT-built MSI MPG A850G ATX 3.0 PSU and it has not shut down even with the GPU overclocked.
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Quote from Tsumi :
My Seasonic-built Coolermaster V1000 struggles with an RTX 3080ti. Had to undervolt it for it to not shut off while gaming. Replaced it with a CWT-built MSI MPG A850G ATX 3.0 PSU and it has not shut down even with the GPU overclocked.
Fair enough. Must have been an issue with your PSU or its model. Overall, Seasonic PSUs are top class. I've read comments from people using this Phanteks PSU with the RTX 4090, and no issues.

Here is more info on the Seasonic issues you were likely experiencing, from https://cultists.network/140/psu-tier-list/:

Quote from https://cultists.network/140/psu-tier-list/ :
Units experiencing tripping issues with high transient power draw GPUs like AMD Vega, 6900 XT and Nvidia RTX3080/3090. Generally fixed in newer batches.
Quote from https://cultists.network/140/psu-tier-list/ :
Seasonic PRIME based units experience shutdowns with RTX3080/3090 (and possibly RX6900 XT) GPUs. The cause is not the OCP tripping but a PSU design flaw as evident by the PSU not latching off on shutdown and 1000W+ models being affected too. Doesn't manifest in 100% cases as it's also dependent on motherboard model and GPU OC. Seasonic provides a replacement 24-pin ATX cable to fix this via support. Appears to be fixed post 2021 although there's no official confirmation from Seasonic.
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Eventually going to get a 4090, but it's going to be a while so I guess wait and get a ATX 3.0 PSU later? My current 750W Seasonic handles my 3070 Ti + 5800X3D fine
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Quote from mihscr :
I think this one's plenty good for any GPU out there. Sure, ATX 3.0 is supposed to handle power spikes better (depending on the make and model), but this one would work fine nonetheless. It's an A-tier PSU.

If this unit were to struggle with any GPU, hypothetically, it would be the RTX 4090—at least the variants recommending 1000W PSUs (again, hypothetically). But, if you're buying a 4090, you most likely won't mind spending more on another A-tier, ATX 3.0, platinum/titanium PSU.
So if I'm concerned about power spikes on a 7900 XTX, should I look to the Corsair RMe 1000W?

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Quote from smacky00 :
So if I'm concerned about power spikes on a 7900 XTX, should I look to the Corsair RMe 1000W?
I would certainly get one of those for an RTX 4090 or an RX 7900 XTX for the added peace of mind. ATX 3.0 PSUs are supposed to deal with transient power spikes much better.

Any of the A-tier, ATX 3.0 PSUs found here should work well: https://cultists.network/140/psu-tier-list/. You can always find at least one, if not several of them, at $120–150.
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