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ASUS ROG THOR 1200W Power Supply review





We review the all-new ASUS ROG Thor power supply from ASUS, we'll peek at the new 1200 Watt Platinum certified model. ASUS aims to release a powerful, efficient and very aesthetically pleasing unit, for the biggest PC aficionados.
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Tufaann
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Posted on: 12/18/2018 09:57 PM
this PSU looks so damn cool, it's out of my budget but maybe some future build if i get a better paying job haha.
Currently rocking a i5 3330 and a r9 280x lmao. 9700k and a 1080ti or 2xxx is the dream atm
this PSU looks so damn cool, it's out of my budget but maybe some future build if i get a better paying job haha.
Currently rocking a i5 3330 and a r9 280x lmao. 9700k and a 1080ti or 2xxx is the dream atm
quantum hacker
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Posted on: 12/22/2018 07:11 AM
Oh man, this would be like having a calorie meter on my bowl of doritos! I think I'll pass!!
Oh man, this would be like having a calorie meter on my bowl of doritos! I think I'll pass!!
hell_knight
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Posted on: 12/23/2018 03:07 PM
I’ve bought an evga a few years ago and I have to say it’s got nothing to envy this one!
I’ve bought an evga a few years ago and I have to say it’s got nothing to envy this one!
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A few notes: 3 years on the LED seems very reasonable, from the manufacturers perspective.
I haven't seen any quality LED circuit in ages ( what is quality, eh? ). Even top end automobile LED parts like rear/brakelights break fairly often.
RMA'ing a completely fine, reliable PSU to switch out the LED's seems quite weird.
Second: I read the review diagonally since I've got several tabs open, but apart from ripple, no harmonics have been tested, right?
I'm quite interested how 'clean' the power is from an audiophile point of view. Might be pointless since the PC itself will generate quite a bit of dirty signals.
But pointless things are what the highest models of PC parts are all about ^^.
3rd: I'm glad that my Corsair AX850i is just as good as a top end PSU these days. Hurray!