SUPER FLOWER Leadex Platinum Special Edition 1000W 80 Plus Platinum, ECO Fanless & Silent Mode, Full Modular Power Supply, Dual Ball Bearing Fan, SF-1000F14MP

This is a great PSU. If you have a decent processor / GPU. You need reliable power. This power supply is not only very efficient. It is also dead quiet. The fully modular design helps with cable management on every level. The unit itself is sturdy heavy and well built. 10 year warranty. This is a good piece of equipment, not a cheap garbage power supply. Highly recommend use of this in any mid/high end build. My computer is composed of AMD 3900XT, 64gb ddr4 ram, 1TB NVM pcie4.0 SSD, 2 - 1 TB Samsung SSD. GTX 2080 for the GPU. 4 Nocutua case fans and also Noctua CPU cooler. No issues whatsoever powering the system.

Initially saw this with zero reviews and was hesitant to purchase, but I am glad I did. Cables it came with feel very high quality. Convenient bag they come in that can be velcro closed.

There had only been a couple of reviews on this when I decided to give it a try. I'm ecstatic that I did.This has everything you can want in a PSU: quiet, efficient, and it comes w/ a great assortment of cables. Did I mention it has enough outlets to power an Aegis-class guided-missile cruiser, 'cause it does!I'm running a very power-hungry kit (see specs below) and I've yet to have even a hiccup from this PSU. I can't recommend it highly enough.System Specs: (all bought on Amazon except the RAM)CPU: Intel 17-10700KRAM: G.SKILL Trident Z Royal Series 64GB (2 x 32GB) 288-Pin DDR4 SDRAM DDR4 3600Mobo: MSI MEG Z490 ACE Gaming Motherboard (ATX, 10th Gen Intel Core, LGA 1200 Socket)PSU: Super Flower Leadex Platinum Special Edition 1000W 80+ PlatinumGPU: MSI GEFORCE GTX1080 TI GAMING X TRIO (Renewed) x2 (SLI)CPU Cooler: Noctua NH-U9S, PremiumCase: Lian Li O11 Dynamic XL ROG Certified (Silver) ATX Full Tower

Working without problemSpecMotherboard stick b550-f wifi viiCpu ryzen 9590xGpu tuf 3060 12gbRam 128gb1tb wd m.23 sata drives.

First off, before I start. Super Flower is a huge name overseas that just released into the western market, so that’s why not as many people recognize it. Same OEM power supply maker that EVGA used in G2, G3, P2, T2 series of power supplies. Tom’s Hardware has a great article titled “Who's Who In Power Supplies: Brands, Labels, And OEMs”. This article one, shows that not all manufacturers build their own power supplies, and two, it goes over what the big name power supplies used internally. I personally am enlisting this power supply to feed my 3090 with an overclocked 3800XT at 1.35 vCore running at 4.6Ghz because I previously used EVGA G2 and G3 line of power supply’s before so I know the quality that this manufacturer creates. The newer G5 lineup from EVGA uses a different OEM so I’m not that inclined to try a different manufacturer.

Update: The USB issue blew my Soundblaster XKatana as well as my MoboI have been building computers for 25 years. This unit looked like it would meet my needs for an intel 10850k and FTW3 rtx 3080. After hooking up all the components I had a strong smell of electricity in the room so I quickly powered down my system. I rebooted and all my USB peripherals started erroring out and were not detected. I promptly removed this unit and put an old Corsair A1200 in only to find out this power supply had ruined all most all of my USB headers and ports. I was able to return the motherboard for a replacement and all is up and working fine now. Buyer beware.

Doing what it was designed for.

I replaced my 850W seasonic platinum PSU with this one in hopes of getting rid of the coil whine it gave off underload with an RTX 3090. It seems that seasonic's are notorious for coil whine so I cannot recommend them if you're pulling 300-400Watts for your GPU. This PSU does not have any coil whine under load which is exactly what I wanted. The RTX 3090 FE does have coil while regardless of which PSU however it is much less pronounced once you have your case closed up. NOTE had to replace ALL existing cables with the super flower cables to make this power up.