This Montech brand power supply unit has an 80 PLUS Gold energy efficiency certificate and a power output of 1000W.
This 1000W power supply unit will be able to run the best gaming computer. It has enough power to run multiple high-end graphics cards, a large water cooling system, an overclocked high-end processor, and several hard drives.
Thanks to the large 135 mm cooling fan diameter, this power supply is much quieter than average. The fan has a larger blade area, which provides the necessary airflow at lower fan speeds, thereby reducing the overall noise and vibration levels to a minimum.
The power supply has received the 80 PLUS Gold energy efficiency certificate, which guarantees at least 90% efficiency at 50% load. This means that for every 100W of power received from the electrical grid, at least 90W is delivered to your computer components, and the remaining 10W is lost as heat.
The power supply unit contains a connector designed for modern graphics cards, such as the Nvidia GeForce RTX 4070 or more powerful ones, the 1 x 600W 12VHPWR plug. Lower-level graphics cards (for example, RTX 4060) will suffice with a standard 8-pin connector.
The color of the power supply is Melna. It is equipped with flat cables, whose color is Melna.
This is a power supply unit compliant with ATX 3.0 requirements. It indicates that it has a 16-pin (12VHPWR) port, which can power the latest generation (RTX 30 and 40 series) PCIe 5.0 graphics cards with up to 600 W of power. Furthermore, ATX 3.0 allows the current to be increased by 200% for a millisecond, ensuring smoother power delivery to the components.
The power supply has a Cybenetics Standard ++ noise level certificate, which means its noise level is 30-35 dB.
This power supply has modular cables, which provide the possibility to add video card cables, hard disk cables, etc. as needed from the supplied range. This way, the wire clutter in the computer is reduced, improving ventilation and the aesthetic factor (particularly important for those who purchase a partially transparent case).
