Montech Century G5, 850 Watt, ATX 3.0 & PCIe Gen 5 Compliant, 80 Plus Gold, Low Noise, Superior Full-Bridge LLC Structure, Full Japanese Capacitors, Fully Modular Power Supply

Amazing power supply. Rated A+ by Cultists Network and works wonderfully in my PC build. They're getting very hard to find though now. Montech should keep manufacturing these without end. Can't go wrong.

Worked perfectly

This is a powerful, cheap psu. Order it and you won’t be disappointed. I bought this to replace the stock 220w power supply in a dell optiplex 9020 that I upgraded into a gaming pc. Had to also buy an adapter but that was cheap too. It works great and does a good job powering my rtx 580 graphics card.

I purchased this power supply, it has exceeded my expectations. The installation was easy, It runs quietly and delivers stable power to my system without any other issues. Overall, a great quality for the price. Highly recommend.

After looking on cultists.network for a PSU upgrade from my EVGA 450W Bronze Plus PSU, The Montech Titan 1000W was one that caught my attention and it has definitely been great for my upgraded build. Currently running Ryzen 5 3600 (soon upgrading to Ryzen 7 5700x3d), RX 6800, and 4x8GB 3200 MHz RAM. The Titan is able to provide all my components with more than enough power at quiet noise. The smart zero fan feature is nice to have and I don't ever hear the PSU ever ramping up. When turning on/off my PC, there is a noticeable click which is normal. Another thing I noticed unlike my EVGA PSU, is that when off, there will be no electricity going through the PSU at all which was nice when upgrading the rest of my components. I was able to get it for $99 before tax which was honestly a steal for this during the time since most 850W Gold Plus PSU sold around that price.

The power supply showed up in your typical grey Amazon bag that offers no protection. Which is not a big deal usually, except that Montech packaged this PSU with not plastic protecting the PSU or any sort of foam protection around the PSU inside the box. It was just inside the box. The box was beat up pretty bad. The silicon beads that absorb moisture had burst inside the box, getting beads inside the power supply that could not be removed. And the abuse the box took in shipping lead to components inside the PSU being broke off and jingling around inside the unit. Fail on the manufactures part as well as Amazon. I might even suspect I was give a unit that had already been damaged and returned, but who knows with Amazon. Its the gamble you take when ordering from a mega corp like them.

My first PC build.Radeon Sapphire 7900XTX with AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D in a Montech King 95. Aorus Waterforce 280 AIO and single 120mm fan, three Lian Li SL 120 V2 and three Lian Li reverse blade SL 120 V2.After watching videos and doing some research I determined that I could probably get away with 850w but the plan was to go with a 1000w PSU. Amazon happened to have this on sale for the same price so I went ahead and got it. This came with all the cables I needed, and some I didn't need to use. The GPU has all three 8 -pin slots filled. Everything seems to be running fine, though I'm not experienced enough to recognize issues that may result from lack of power. Last thing to note is that the cables are fairly rigid. I'm guessing the beefier cables are meant to accommodate the power it can dispense.

Cables are stiff, as others have mentioned. It's my first power supply, so I'm not sure if cables are normally this long, but I have so much extra cable length in a big mess in the back.But it powers my 7900 GRE and my 7800x3D with no problem, obviously. If 1000w couldn't handle that, I'd be worried.I don't even think it makes noise. I haven't it heard it one time. Even when my gpu was being utilized 100% by modded Minecraft. Easy to install. Cables feels very snug once they're in. Good luck getting them out.Build quality feels amazing. It feels like a SOLID PSU. I'm loving it so far.