ASUS TUF Gaming 1200W Gold (1200 Watt, ATX 3.0 Compatible Fully Modular Power Supply, 80+ Gold Certified, Military-Grade Components, Dual Ball Bearing, Axial-tech Fan, PCB Coating, 10 Year Warranty)

Picked this up for my build and I’m really happy with it so far. The clean design looks great, and I like that it gives you some flexibility with the theme ,it fits in easily with different setups. Setup was simple, and it’s been running perfectly. The fan is super quiet, barely noticeable even under load. Overall, it’s a reliable PSU with a nice look and solid performance. Definitely glad I went with this one.

I think Asus uses rebranded Seasonics, but in either case, it’s always good to spend the money for a good quality PSU and this one has been working great powering up my 4070 Super. The GPU isn’t super power hungry so the 750w has been working without any issues.Simple to install with the modular cables and it’s pretty quiet when idle. It’s a very slight fan noise when it’s completely quiet. Personally I use open-back headphones and I can’t hear it at all.It’s reversible setup to show white or black is a nice concept in theory but with certain setups and customization you can’t get it to show the side of the color you want. I would rather have it all white. But that’s my only nitpick.

This PSU is AWESOME!!! All the power I need for now. Price is great for the power I got.

After having problems with two Corsair PSUs right out of the box, I purchased this Asus TUF Gaming 750W PSU.It works great, is very quiet and the cables are flexible and very easy to work with, much better than many other PSU cables.Very happy with this.

Works well, plenty of cables for many types of devices

Great product, love that the cords are very flexible and separated. Makes for the easiest cable management possible. Very quiet too

I went with ASUS TUF brand for my PC since I wanted it to be as TUF as possible (heh). I almost went another brand, but decided to try this. I went 850 watt so I didn't have to use too much % of PSU power like I would with a 750 watt. I was very pleased with the build quality. It doesn't have the fancy velcro (whoever uses those really?) pouch for the modular cables like other brands do, just a thick clear plastic bag. This is the most expensive PSU I have ever bought.The wires are unlike any PSU I've installed in my life, all the cables are not glued together into one strip like other brands. It's both a good and bad thing. Good thing is I can choose exactly where the tension is going to be on the cables, the bad thing is that they can get very unruly like a stack of Christmas lights if you aren't careful. BUT that doesn't mean I like it less.This fan also needs to be installed upside-down if you want the fan taking cool air in from the bottom and blowing out the back. If you point the fan up it will suck air from inside the PC and blow it out the back instead. I chose option one (upside-down) because I don't want the PSU eating hot air from the case. I’m not someone who places my PC case on a carpeting and is stuck with option 2.The “bad” thing about this PSU is that the fan is very loud and makes a loud "humming" noise (look up '250 HZ sine wave' video, it's about that tone) when it heats up even a teeny bit. There is no low db mode, but it is usually quiet. I'm used to the sound already, but it caught me off guard- easily the loudest PSU I ever bought.Setting my two front intake case fans to DC mode so they turn off at 35°C seemed to quiet down the PSU A LOT though. I did the same thing for my GPU fans. Did wonders for the noise! Temps are still in the low 30s even with only the CPU and back fan on. I might even turn off my ARBG to see if it gets even quieter (I doubt it though since LEDs take practically nothing to power). The humming is not ideal though. It can sound like a bad case of tinnitus after a while. During gaming (which is usually what I do), it’s not even noticable.Do I regret my buy? Nope. Will I get a different brand next time? Only if the ASUS TUF one fails on me in under 10 years (my old PC's PSU is still going after 12 years).

My PC would restart every time I launched any game that pushes the graphics card. Otherwise the PC was functioning perfectly. After updating all software & drivers, reinstalling the game and trying everything else I could thing of, I could not run the game for 5 minutes before the PC would restart. I ordered this replacement power supply and installed it and the PC now works perfectly when running any program or game. I deducted one point from the score because the instructions that came with the PS are extremely Spartan (they basically say plug in the connectors and turn on the computer in 200 different languages). The PS is heavy duty and seems to be quality made.