ThermaltakeSpec score 9.5
1000 Watts, Gold, ATX, Fully modular
+1000W output for demanding high-end systems
+Fully modular cable design
+ATX 3.1 compatible design
$109.99-27%List: $149.99
as of 11/04/2026 08:06 PST - DetailsProduct details
Spec score9.5
Pros+1000W output for demanding high-end systems
+Fully modular cable design
+ATX 3.1 compatible design
+Native PCIe 5.1 12V-2x6 connector
+16-pin GPU connector included
Compared with the 7 Power Supplies on this page+Gold: the highest efficiency of the 6 here
+1000 watts: the most watts of the 7 here
+Fully modular: only 2 of 7 here have one
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ThermaltakeSpec score 8.6
850 Watts, Gold, ATX, ATX 3.1
+850W output for high-end graphics cards
+ATX 3.1 compatible design
+Native PCIe 5.1 12V-2x6 connector
$104.82-19%List: $129.99
as of 11/04/2026 08:06 PST - DetailsProduct details
Spec score8.6
Pros+850W output for high-end graphics cards
+ATX 3.1 compatible design
+Native PCIe 5.1 12V-2x6 connector
+16-pin GPU connector included
Compared with the 7 Power Supplies on this page+Gold: the highest efficiency of the 6 here
+850 watts: only 1 of 7 here have more watts
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ThermaltakeSpec score 8.3
600 Watts, Gold, ATX, Non-modular
+600W continuous output in a standard ATX form factor
+Supports SLI and Crossfire configurations
+Built to ATX 12V V2.4 and EPS V2.92 standards
−Non-modular design means all cables are permanently attached
$59.99-14%List: $69.99
as of 11/04/2026 08:06 PST - DetailsProduct details
Spec score8.3
Pros+600W continuous output in a standard ATX form factor
+Supports SLI and Crossfire configurations
+Built to ATX 12V V2.4 and EPS V2.92 standards
Cons−Non-modular design means all cables are permanently attached
Compared with the 7 Power Supplies on this page+Gold: the highest efficiency of the 6 here
−600 watts: 5 of the 7 here have more watts
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Thermaltake
500 Watts, ATX
+500W output for mid-range builds
+ATX form factor fits standard cases
+120mm fan for cooling
$39.99-11%List: $44.99
as of 11/04/2026 08:06 PST - DetailsProduct details
About this product
ThermaltakeSpec score 8.6
850 Watts, Gold, ATX, ATX 3.1
+850W output for high-end graphics cards
+ATX 3.1 compatible design
+16-pin GPU connector included
−Not fully modular
$129.99
as of 11/04/2026 08:06 PST - DetailsProduct details
Spec score8.6
Pros+850W output for high-end graphics cards
+ATX 3.1 compatible design
+16-pin GPU connector included
Cons−Not fully modular
Compared with the 7 Power Supplies on this page+Gold: the highest efficiency of the 6 here
+850 watts: only 1 of 7 here have more watts
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ThermaltakeSpec score 8.6
850 Watts, Gold, ATX, ATX 3.1
+850W output for high-end systems
+ATX 3.1 compliant with PCIe 5.1 support
+Native 16-pin GPU connector
$129.99
as of 11/04/2026 08:06 PST - DetailsProduct details
Spec score8.6
Pros+850W output for high-end systems
+ATX 3.1 compliant with PCIe 5.1 support
+Native 16-pin GPU connector
+Modular design reduces cable clutter
+Standard ATX form factor
Compared with the 7 Power Supplies on this page+Gold: the highest efficiency of the 6 here
+850 watts: only 1 of 7 here have more watts
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ThermaltakeSpec score 9.4
850 Watts, Gold, ATX, Fully modular
+850W output for high-end graphics cards
+Fully modular cable design
+ATX 3.1 compatible design
$127.29
as of 11/04/2026 08:06 PST - DetailsProduct details
Spec score9.4
Pros+850W output for high-end graphics cards
+Fully modular cable design
+ATX 3.1 compatible design
+16-pin GPU connector included
Compared with the 7 Power Supplies on this page+Gold: the highest efficiency of the 6 here
+850 watts: only 1 of 7 here have more watts
+Fully modular: only 2 of 7 here have one
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