AFFORDABLE ATX 3.0! - ASUS TUF Gaming ATX 3.0 GOLD 1000W PSU - Unboxing & Overview! [4K]
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
- Today we look at a well-priced ATX 3.0-compliant power supply, this is the TUF Gaming 1000W from ASUS!
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Hi . For those who want the magic solution to the problem of the fan making a very loud sound during pressure. All you have to do is put an additional fan that brings air into this power supply and the problem will disappear by 80%. After long experiments, I discovered that there is a manufacturing defect in it, which is that the internal parts get insanely hot, but the fan cannot work until there is a certain watt draw, which is approximately 300 watts. If you are running on 150 watts without any ventilation, the parts start getting very hot and cannot give a command to the fan to cool them down. Therefore, when it reaches the level at which the fan can operate, it will operate at maximum power for half a minute until the temperature returns to its normal level and continues after a minute of operating at the normal level.
Hey! Yeah thermal sounded like the reason, but it's a bit difficult to get a fan pointed at the PSU in some cases. Hopefully they make a V2 with a lower thermal trigger
I have been having this same issue myself, the power supply sits and just cooks itself until there is a higher load on it. My case stays normally very cool inside at around 95 F but started noticing temps over 120 F. I found the power supply fan not coming on and did a jumper test to see if it would come on and still nothing. I have it rigged up now to run test but do not trust leaving this unit unattended. Power supply gets hot enough that you can't leave your hand on in without getting burnt and can smell a hot plastic melting smell inside when it does this. Its exactly as you say, I think this unit will burn it self out before it turns that fan on. I put a heavy load on the graphics card to where it pulls wattage and all the sudden the fan kicks in. I was thinking who makes a power supply unit tied to the gpu rather than internal temp? I was having random shut downs and couldn't figure out why. Found out the power supply temp will eventually kill the system before it turns the fan on as you said that is a major design flaw!!! BTW Asus customer support sucks for a power supply. Mine is only 4 months old but they want to send it in and be without one for 4-6 weeks while they "try to determine" course of action to take. To anyone looking to buy this unit if your computer never goes to "sleep mode" but doesn't do high demanding things a lot you will cook this unit and maybe your system. The heat this thing gets to is unreal! I have already got an RMA for this one but went ahead and got a different brand will keep the one they eventually get around to sending me for my test bed.
I started reading this in awe, but then read again and saw your temperature is in Fahrenheit not Celsius 😅 still very warm though, I hope ASUS address it.
@@jordanash My friend, is the 12volt current when it is always at 11.950 - 11.880 normal? I noticed this with the power supply that it does not exceed 12 volts
Hey, yeah that's fine. It shouldn't exceed 12v anyway
Thanks for the video man, I searched everywhere and couldn’t find a review of this.
You're welcome! I didn't see any videos on it, so made this in the hopes people in your situation would find it.
Those cabels are so nice, wish more units came with those, i had no idea they had them like that.
Nice aren't they, one of the reasons I wanted to look at it.
I have this exact PSU. As soon as the power draw is above 200W (120V) the fan spins up to max and it is SOOOOoooooo LOUD. Not sure what to do. Was hoping that you would install it and do a review. Cheers.
Planning to use this in a AP201 soon, will check. I can't really do a review as I don't have a tester I'm afraid, they cost like 30k
Were you able to solve the problem? I also have noise after 200 watts of load
@@renovacio59 No, but I didn't try very hard. Took it back, got a Corsair RM1000 and have never looked back.
@@seadog6351which corsair 1000w you got there is the Rme and Rmx shift models
I am going to order this PSU just because I like the industrial look of the cables. I currently have an Asus/Tuf themed build with a Tuf 4090 and a Tuf Z690 D5 mobo/12900ks with the GT502 Tuf case that looks like the Lian Li 011. I have a ROG Thor 1000w PSU but just to boot suit i'm picking this up. I also own a MSI A1000G pcie5 psu and that's a great PSU as well.
The GT502 is lovely to build it, just done one on here with it.
is the fan loud?
@@roughattitudee No, and it's extremely efficient in cooling the PSU. You can't even hear the fan RPM when it's going fast under heavy load, and you can feel it exhausting air out of the back of the PSU quickly enough that there is barely any heat to it.
@@6r3ys0n is this reply about fan noise for the Thor 1000W or the TUF1000W?
Hello!
After scratching my head having a 3080 with 3x8 pins you finally gave me the answer i needed before buying a new psu! So that means i can connect 2 connectors with the 2-1 HP cable and 1 traditional pci-e?
Hey! Yeah, that's it. It's been confirmed by Asus that's safe to do.
Great Video mate ^^
Thank you!
Been looking for a review on this!
Thermaltake GF3 1650w died so now on the hunt again for a ATX3.0 PSU
I saw there were no videos on it, so thought I best do one.
Ah, that's annoying. No luck with warranty?
@@jordanash luck with warrenty. Got a refund.
Was going to get a replacement but I’ve heard the Thermaltake gf3 1650w is naturally noisy.
The Corsair switch rx1200 looks pretty nice.
But it isn’t native 12vhpwr ( uses a 2x8 gen 5 cable). Is native 12vhpwr with the sense pins important?
The rest of the psu is atx 3.0
Ah that's good then.
I love Corsair PSUs, so would have no problem going with the adapter. As far as I can remember, I think it's only a couple cards that are particular about needing it.
@@jordanash well I have a 4090 tho
Yeah, I'd still go with one
Hello mr. Jordan Ash
I want to build my PC like this, what do you think?
Case : Asus TUF gaming GT301 Zaku Edition
Mobo : Asus TUF Gaming B550m Wifi Zaku Edition
Cooler : Asus TUF Gaming LC 240 RGB Zaku Edition
RAM : Corsair Platinum Dominator 32 GB
Memory : Seagate Firecuda PCie Gen4 x4 NVMe 1.4 2TB Light Saber Edition
Processor : AMD Ryzen 5950x
Graphic Card : Asus Geforce RTX 4070 TI OC
PSU : Asus TUF Gaming 1000w
Hey, sounds pretty good to me! Make sure you have enough fans on the front to get air to the CPU and GPU, but otherwise it all sounds great.
They use the same cables as seasonic’s atx 3.0 vertex psu. I wonder if they’re manufactured in the same factory
Could well be!
Unlikely considering Great Wall makes this PSU. But perhaps Seasonic and Great Wall buy premium sleeeved cables from the same manufacturer.
@@sethblue5030 it’s noisier than the seasonic vertex from what I’ve read in reviews but the vertex costs more also.
Hello.
I just bought Asus Tuf 750w PSU, and i have one question.
The highpower cabel that goes to two 6+2 connectors, would you prefer to use that cabel instead for the 2X 6+2 PCI-E cabels like we connected in the " old " times
Great video, im a new subscriber.
Best regards / Kent Sweden
Hey Kent! I'd likely use whatever looked the best, as they both have the same function. Thank you!
Hello, thank you very much for your review, but I have a question, could you tell me if the fan of this PSU is noisy? regards.
Hey, I've not used this yet as this was just an overview. I'll be using it in my AP201 build soon.
Hi Jordan, thanks you for video, liked and subscribed.. Was looking for info about this unit but web is empty, not even info on cybenetics..
So I wanted fo ask you directly, do we know who is the OEM? .. and how is the noise lvl?
Thank you! I'm not sure to be honest, I'll see if I can find out from my rep. Noise I will be able to tell you soon, I've not build with this yet/
Just a question, so for example you are using x3 8pin gpu like lets say 7900 xtx. Is it safe to use the 12vhpwr to x2 8pin, and then x1 8pin to 8pin?
Yes, that should be fine
@@jordanash thank you so much..
No problem
wow! i was looking everywhere for this answer - I have the 7900 xtx with 3 x 8 pin and just bought this PSU and was also wondering if I can use the 1 to 2 x 8 pin cable plus one regular 8 pin pcie cable. There is no info anywhere on this - can you confirm? However, the way the last two pin cable on each one 'loops back' to join up makes it look very ugly so I will have to get cable extensions - I have white build anyway so it works out@@jordanash
FYI I contacted ASUS directly and they confirmed this: 'Yes, please use 1 to 2 PCIE cable for 2x8pin cable and than use the 1 regular PCIE cable for the 3rd 8pin port on GPU '
This type of atx3 on the psu is better than rog thor 2×8pin from psu to atx3 ? Pls help and why they didnt used this atx3 on psu on their top rog psu models also on new corsair shift models
Don't think it matters really. Not sure on the ROG ones but Corsair do an adapter cable so thats why they didn't include the connector.
@@jordanash both rm1000x shift and rog thor psu have cable for gpu 2×8pin to new 16 pin but this tuf version have both side 16 pin and i heard tuf psu have noise problem in comments
This also has 2x8 pin to 16, I showed it in the video
Lovely
😁
Can I use any of the 8-pin outputs here for the CPU 8-pin cables as well as for the 8-pin PCI-E cables? They all fit physically and none is particularly marked as being the CPU or PCI-E output but they're grouped.
Yes, if I recall they all work for that, just different end connectors
Could you recommend some combs compatible with the cables from this PSU?
Hey, those aren't something I've used personally, sorry
U can't use the 16 pin cable directly to GPU then? xD If i buy an RTX4070ti or higher with 16pin connector, how can I connect it with this cable if the 16pin side goes to the PSU and the other side goes too GPU with 2x8 pin connector?
Of course you can, use the 16 to 16 cable
@@jordanash includes 16 to 16 then?? i thoght only 16pin frompsu to 2x8 to GPU xD i was wrong then
I showed both in the video, 16 to 16 was after the 16 to 2x8
Very nice cables and solid quality BUT when my PSU reached 300W it started sounding like a damn jet, maybe not but it was incredibly loud. Can't NOT reccomend this enough. It was noisier than when I turned my GPU up to 80%
I've heard a lot about the loudness of this, I'm using it in a build now so I'll add a pinned comment once I've tried it.
Do you still have to change the seting from 110 to 240 volts?
No, it's auto switching now. They put that in about ten years ago
how does the fan work in this psu. mine ramps up at start then right away to odb mode??
I've not used this in a build yet, sorry
Hello, I am building my pc, and I can't understand what should I plug in for my RTX 4070 TI, because I thought u should plug 2 Pci-E cables into the power supply but only one is available .what should I do?
Using this PSU? There's a dedicated 12vhpwr cable for it
@@jordanash yeah I bought the wrong Lian Li strimer I bought the one with 3 8pin connectors ty anyway
Oh, they do a V2 12VHPWR one now
So many questions left unanswered
Like what? This is an overview anyway, not a review.
@@jordanash ah true my bad this is just the only video on this psu ive seen
Okay dude
I have an RTX 4080 super and I’m using 2 pcie and 1 12 pin for my gpu. Is that ok to not all 3 be pcie?
Yeah, it does 600w over that anyway
Hello! I bought this PSU but im wondering, its enough to connect the single 12+4 pin cable to a 4090 tuf? Everywhere i search they use the cable from corsair but those cables are not compatible with this psu, thank you!
Yeah a 1000w is enough for a 4090. I think you're referring to the corsair adapter cables, that's just a different method of connection, they both have the same end that connects to the GPU.
@@jordanash yes im reffering to that cables from corsair 4type , i bought that one too with two psu and one for pcie , but the psu ones are different from this psu and cant connect them, ill stay with the single 12+4 cable then, thank you
It's *only* meant for Corsair power supplies, that's why it won't fit. You should NEVER mix power supply cables as something might explode. You have an ASUS PSU, only use cables meant for ASUS
thank you man!@@jordanash
No probs, just glad you found out before any damage!
Would you mind explaining how exactly I would set up this psu with a 7900 xtx? Idk where the cables need to plug into, or what cables specifically I need to use. the manual that comes with this psu is extremely vague for new builders.
Of course, there's been a lot of people asking the same thing. So for the 7900XTX you'll need to use the 12VHPWR to 2 x 8-pin, then one of the standard 8 pin to 6+2 pin cables.
@@jordanash your amazing for such a quick reply. I’ve been racking my brain over this for weeks so thank you so much. Okay so if I have this right, I’ll use one of the 16 pin slots on the top left of the psu for the 2x8 adapter, and then one of the regular 3 pcie slots on the bottom left for a single 8 pin and then connect those 3 straight to the gpu? I also plan on using the Lian li strimmer v2 triple 8 pin adapter for this card, is that the correct one I should be getting ?
That's it, yes. The triple 8 pin strimmer, yeah
@@jordanash thank you so much!!! this has made weeks of stressing go away lol that’s definitely a like and sub from me
No worries, also just make sure you're using the PCI 8 pin, not the EPS (CPU) one. Thank you, I appreciate it
gonna buy this very soon. Still running a AM4 pc but dont care :)
Nice! AM4 is still a great platform
@@jordanash I am using a cooler master haf 700 berserker case. Are the cables long enough for this case?
I would say so, yeah
@@jordanash ok ty
No probs
This one works well. But my with heavy load and that only like 250 watt the fan start to spin up. And if it go higer it sounds like a jet enigen only me with that problem? Or is there a way to fix it?
Seeing a lot of comments like this, seems like it might be a general thing unfortunately.
@@jordanash There is no way to make a fan curv like some of the other psus?
Some of the Corsair ones can, but not for this one.
Were you able to solve the problem? I also have noise after 200 watts of load
It ended up with me chaning to another typ of powersupplay then it got normal was the only way so now it is like i want it to be :)
i got the power supply in my pc with a 5900x and a rx 6950 xt man is it loud whenever i first start a game the psu fan ramps up like crazy i wonder if this is normal behavior or i got to rma it
going to reply on this having a dedicated fan for the psu resolved this issue it needs airflow going through the psu enclosure otherwise wel the crazy ramping
You shouldn't need a dedicated fan, you say it ramps, but is it very loud?
@@jordanash it is with the dedicated fan it doesn't ramp that irregular anymore so around 75% fan noise level of most videocards
without the dedicated fan it ramps up and down in a pattern you cant really ignore until it balances out
i would recommend against using this psu if you got a different one because the only fan i hear during gaming is the power supply fan
I will check it when I build with it, as that doesn't sound right at all.
How many meters are the Power Cable?
Power from the mains/wall, or the internal cable length?
@@jordanash Power from the Mains/Wall.
1.8m generally, but amazon sells longer ones. It's a generic type cable anyway ☺
Thank you for the info :)
No problem.
can I use the 12vhpwr 6 2, that came with the TUF gaming 1000w 80 gold, to connect with the red devil 7900 xtx? Cause if I can't I'll be short a 8 pin Pcie cable
Yep, someone else asked that and replied that Asus confirmed it to be safe to do.
@@jordanash thank you so much
No problem
nice
Thanks
Where can I buy extra SATA power cables for this modular psu, Amazon UK has modular SATA power cables to buy but I don't know which will work with this PSU. Can someone please help.
How many do you need? You should *never* use anything that's not meant for it.
@@jordanash I have 8 internal hard drives (7 mechanical and 1 SSD) but you only get 5 sata power connectors with the power supply I also need 2 extra SSD power connectors to power the fan hubs which means I need another extra cable with 5 more Sata power connectors. I was running everything off a Corsair 750w PSU but I went and upgraded my GPU to a 4070 TI which is why I also upgraded my PSU to the tuf gaming 1000w unit just to make sure I had plenty of extra power if I ever need it.
Blimey, you can get molex to sata adapters, possibly one to two, that would work. Long term wise though, could you look at swapping to a NAS for the hard drives, or swap to large NVME drives? The only other thing I can think of is just a bigger PSU, everything else will just be dodgy
@@jordanash The PSU does have 3 connectors on it for Sata or Molex cables, as I am just using 2 Sata all I need is 1 extra cable with 5 sata power connectors on it and you can buy them from Amazon but I don't know which one would be compatible with this power supply, one thing I did forget to mention is that I have two m.2 drives connected to my motherboard as well one 1 TB and one 4 TB. My motherboard is the asus x570 gaming plus board which can take up to 8 sata drives and 2 m.2 drives.
Well unless it states it's a *direct replacement* it's not worth the risk, swapping cables can easily result in exploding PSUs. I'd look for standard molex to sata adapters. Are those smaller capacity drives? Could you not look at getting a few higher capacity drives over time? Seems like you're crammed.
Hi bro have a question... Is this psu's fan ran sometimes? Or continuesly like previous generation psu...
It has zero rpm, so won't spin under a certain low load.
Yeah, got the same PSU, never would have thought that a PSU could be so loud.. even at only a 200w load. It belongs to the trash bin, 200 euros wasted! Asus keeps disappointing lately, time to switch.
I've seen so many people say about this, making me not look forward to using it in a build 😅
@@jordanash and me reading this makes me cancel my order 🤣 idk what to get now 😕 I got an old one 1000 but idk cables and so one sish
Definitely a mid range PSU. Nothing impressive about this at all. Asus has some companies make some great PSUs for them, but this Great Wall OEM isn't it.
Fair enough