Asus ROG THOR 1600W Titanium III ATX 3.1 Powersupply, PCIe Gen 5.1, GaN MOSFET, Magnetic OLED Display, 80 PLUS Titanium Certified

Asus ROG THOR 1600W Titanium III ATX 3.1 Powersupply Description & Specifications:

The new powerhouse in your build is the Asus ROG THOR 1600W Power Supply. It is designed for high-performance setups, this beast provides 1600W of reliable, clean power to your GPU, CPU, and other gaming components. It’s entirely modular, extremely efficient, and ready for next-generation components. Whether you’re running several GPUs or designing a future-proof system, the Asus ROG THOR 1600W Power Supply provides reliability, silence, and plenty of power.

PCIe Gen 5.1 & Asus 1600W ATX 3.1 Power Supply:

The Asus 1600W ATX 3.1 Power Supply supports PCIe Gen 5.1 and ATX 3.1, making it suitable for the current and forthcoming GPUs. No adapters. No compromises. You have native support for next-generation graphics cards right out of the box.

GaN MOSFET Technology:

The ROG THOR Titanium III PSU uses GaN MOSFET technology to run cooler, smaller, and more effectively than standard designs. Less heat equals longer life and improved performance. This titanium-certified power supply is designed to withstand large loads without breaking a sweat—ideal for demanding gaming or workstation installations. The ROG THOR Titanium III PSU adds next-level engineering to your setup.

Real-Time Power Monitoring with Magnetic OLED Display:

Ever wanted to know exactly how much power your rig is using? The Asus ROG THOR 1600W Power Supply features a magnetic OLED display that gives you real-time power draw stats right on the PSU. It’s magnetic, movable, and extremely handy for fine-tuning your build or just geeking out over performance metrics. Another reason why the Asus ROG THOR 1600W Power Supply isn’t just powerful—it’s smart too.

80 PLUS Titanium Certified:

The Asus ROG THOR 1600W Power Supply is 80 PLUS Titanium certified and provides unparalleled efficiency, even at low loads. Less energy waste translates to lower temperatures, quieter fans, and cheaper power costs. For high-end gamers, artists, and PC fanatics, this is the type of efficiency that truly matters.