ASRock Taichi TC-1300T 1300W 80 PLUS TITANIUM & Cybenetics TITANIUM Full Modular Power Supply, ATX3.1 & PCIe5.1 Ready with Dual Color 12V-2x6 Cables(2pcs), 10 Years Warranty $200
ASRock Taichi TC-1300T 1300W 80 PLUS TITANIUM & Cybenetics TITANIUM Full Modular Power Supply, ATX3.1 & PCIe5.1 Ready with Dual Color 12V-2x6 Cables(2pcs), 10 Years Warranty $200
I think this is the cheapest extremely high quality Titanium rated PSU I've seen in a while. It has all the bells and whistles you'd expect from a top tier PSU. Great for a high power/top of the line system.
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I think this is the cheapest extremely high quality Titanium rated PSU I've seen in a while. It has all the bells and whistles you'd expect from a top tier PSU. Great for a high power/top of the line system.
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I've got an XPG Cybercore 1000W 80+ Plat (A+ SPL) paired with a 270K+, 9070XT, 7 storage devices and 9 total case fans. This is the V1 without the 12V high power connector.
I don't see an upgrade anytime soon but I don't think PC parts that aren't CPU/GPU/NAND are ever going to be this cheap again, especially not in 5 years.
I've got an XPG Cybercore 1000W 80+ Plat (A+ SPL) paired with a 270K+, 9070XT, 7 storage devices and 9 total case fans. This is the V1 without the 12V high power connector.
I don't see an upgrade anytime soon but I don't think PC parts that aren't CPU/GPU/NAND are ever going to be this cheap again, especially not in 5 years.
Is it worth it to switch?
I'd say you're probably fine to stay with the 1000w unless you are looking to improve your efficiency? Psu calculators put your system around 800-900 watt assuming you were at full load on all components, usually that never happens so i'm guessing you hover around 500w-600w most of the time which is the efficiency sweet spot of most 1000w PSUs
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I don't see an upgrade anytime soon but I don't think PC parts that aren't CPU/GPU/NAND are ever going to be this cheap again, especially not in 5 years.
Is it worth it to switch?
I don't see an upgrade anytime soon but I don't think PC parts that aren't CPU/GPU/NAND are ever going to be this cheap again, especially not in 5 years.
Is it worth it to switch?
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