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80 PLUS Bronze, Gold and Platinum efficiency, superb noise ratings, and a full suite of built-in protections — engineered to power your build for years.
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From compact SFX builds to flagship ATX 3.1 powerhouses, NZXT PSUs deliver clean, modular power across every efficiency tier — Bronze, Gold, and Platinum. Built for the latest GPUs. Engineered for stability, silence, and longevity.
Bronze to Platinum, 750 W to 1500 W. Pick the wattage without leaving the page.
Digitally controlled 80+ Platinum with two 12V-2x6 cables, for flagship, high-draw systems.
80+ Platinum with one 600 W 12V-2x6 cable and a Zero RPM fan mode you can switch on or off.
Fully modular 80+ Gold built for the latest GPUs.
80+ Gold efficiency at the sharpest price in the range.
80+ Bronze power for straightforward builds.
80+ Gold in an SFX body for compact builds.
80 PLUS Bronze, Gold and Platinum efficiency, superb noise ratings, and a full suite of built-in protections — engineered to power your build for years.
ATX 3.1 compliance, 12V-2x6 PCIe 5.1 connectivity, and rock-solid voltage regulation handle modern GPU power spikes with stability — even at peak load.
Fully modular flat or individually embossed cables, hybrid silent fan modes, and digital control make installation and tuning effortless — clean builds, simple setup.
Up to ten years, full coverage, no questions on coil whine or buzzing. The floor for serious consideration in the category. The PSU decision you make this decade.
Every credible PSU reviewer has put C-Series on their short list. Quotes pulled from the sources buyers actually trust — Tom's Hardware, Hardware Busters (Aris Mpitziopoulos), and Cultists Network's PSU tier list.
Best 1250–1500 W power supply.
Top overall performance. Recommended.
Tier A, high-end.
The C1000 stays fanless up to 620 W — an entire gaming session without the fan ever spinning up.
An exceptionally efficient and well-built ATX 3.1 power supply that justifies its premium price tag with top-tier performance.
A purpose-built SFX power supply for enthusiasts who want next-generation GPU support and long-term reliability in a genuinely compact form factor.
Add up the power draw of your CPU and graphics card, add about 100 W for the rest of the system, then leave 20–30% headroom. Most mid-range gaming builds land at 750–850 W. High-end graphics cards often call for 1,000 W or more, so check the maker's recommended PSU wattage for your card.
ATX 3.1 is Intel's current power supply standard. ATX 3.1 units handle the short power spikes that modern graphics cards create, and they use the 12V-2x6 connector for high-power cards. The C850 Gold Core, for example, is ATX 3.1 with a 600 W 12V-2x6 cable.
80 PLUS ratings measure how efficiently a power supply turns wall power into power your PC can use. Higher tiers waste less energy as heat. On 115 V, Gold units must be at least 87% efficient at 20% load, 90% at 50% and 87% at 100%. Platinum raises the bar to 90%, 92% and 89%.
With a fully modular PSU, every cable detaches, including the 24-pin motherboard cable. You connect only the cables your build needs, which cuts clutter and makes cable management and future upgrades easier. Gold Core power supplies such as the C850 Gold Core are fully modular.
If you care about noise, yes. Many PSUs have a zero-RPM fan mode that stops the fan at low loads, so the PSU is silent while you browse or work. The C850 Gold Core has a zero-RPM mode and a Cybenetics A++ noise rating.