Thermalright TR-SP1000W 80 Plus Platinum Full-Modular Power Supply

About Thermalright TR-SP1000W

The Thermalright TR-SP1000-W is a premium $1000\text{W}$ power supply unit (PSU) designed for the most demanding PC builds, combining maximum power capacity with elite efficiency and a striking white aesthetic.Elite Performance and Future-Proofing ????Massive Power: With a continuous output of $1000\text{W}$, this PSU is engineered to handle extreme configurations, including flagship CPUs and the highest-tier graphics cards (like the NVIDIA RTX 4090) under heavy load.80 PLUS Platinum Efficiency: The Platinum certification guarantees exceptional energy efficiency, minimizing power loss (up to $92\%$ efficiency at $50\%$ load) to reduce heat generation and operating costs.Modern Standards: It is compliant with the latest ATX 3.1 standard and supports PCIe 5.1 (featuring the $12\text{V-2}\times 6$ connector). This compliance is essential for reliably managing the transient power spikes of next-generation GPUs, ensuring system stability.Fully Modular and White AestheticsFull Modular Design: The fully modular cabling system is a key feature, allowing users to connect only the necessary cables. This drastically simplifies cable management, improves internal airflow, and contributes to a clean, professional-looking build.White Color Scheme: The "W" suffix indicates a White chassis and potentially white cables, making it an excellent choice for builders targeting a visually cohesive white or light-themed PC setup.Premium Internals: The PSU utilizes advanced topologies like LLC Full Bridge and DC-to-DC conversion for tight voltage regulation. High-quality components, including $105^\circ\text{C}$-rated Japanese capacitors, are typically used for long-term reliability.The unit is cooled by a quiet $120\text{mm}$ fan and includes a full suite of protections (OPP, OVP, OTP, OCP, SCP, UVP), backed by a typical 5-year warranty. Its compact dimensions ($L150\text{mm} \times W140\text{mm} \times H85\text{mm}$) fit easily into most ATX cases.