FSP Hydro Ti PRO 1000W 80 Plus Titanium Full Modular ATX 3.1 PCIe Gen 5.1 / 12VHPWR Cable (HTI-1000M-GEN5)

It's quiet. Extremely quiet. Titanium efficiency and high quality.My goal for my current PC was to make it very quiet, even when gaming. To accomplish this, I put in a 360mm AIO CPU cooler with high-end quiet fans, case fans that are also quiet, tuned those fans in the BIOS with a temp/speed curve, and added a graphics card with a big cooler known to be quiet. Then I put this PSU in. The result is a PC that is barely audible at idle if you put your ear next to the case, and audible but still quiet while gaming.This PSU has an eco semi-fanless mode that only turns on the fan when it outputs about 500 watts or above, and it's still quiet then according to professional reviewers online. That's an incredible feat of engineering, as the PSU is so efficient, it doesn't generate that much heat or need supplemental cooling until then. I load-tested my PC using software designed to synthetically max out the CPU and GPU's power consumption, and measured about 490 watts shown on my battery backup UPS unit (which will be different for everybody, with different components, different clockspeed settings, etc.). During this test, I turned off everything else plugged into on the UPS unit for more accuracy too, even my monitor.I also appreciate that the included modular cables use 16AWG wire on the cables used for high-current PC components, which is thicker than other PSU units I've used. The higher the number, the smaller the wire, and *less* current-carrying capacity! So 16AWG is *better* than 18, and can carry more current at less voltage drop to components. Not all of the cabling is 16AWG, but it doesn't have to be. Voltage drop depends on factors like wire gauge, the amount of amps going through the wires, connection quality, and more. Thicker wire gauge cabling does mean that the cables are tougher to bend, but that's okay by me, I'd rather have thicker wire gauge as a PC-building and electrical enthusiast.In conclusion it's a great power supply!

I'm not a professional in PC building, but I did a bit of research to figure out which PSU would be the most silent. FSP Hydro Ti was listed as one of the most quiet to many reviews. I was choosing between a couple of PSUs but ultimately chose this one because it had more wattage and was titanium certified and I felt this would future proof any next builds. Build quality feels pretty solid. Cables are a little better than normal stock cables, but they work fine. For the price, they should include better cables, in my opinion, since this is a pretty pricey PSU. I am very satisfied with the PSU overall. It is silent, no coil whine. Never encountered any issues with power delivery at this time. Did I mention it was ninja quiet? I'd recommend this PSU for a powerful silent build, but maybe advise to get new cables if you have some money to spare.

This replaced a PC Power and Cooling 750w SLI unit I bought back in 2008. That unit lasted 15 years through 3 separate builds, and for its time, was one of the highest quality units money could buy. The Hydro Ti is cut from the same cloth. The unit is dead silent, efficient, and without flaw.The packaging is awesome, and comes with a soft bag for your extra cables. Also, the unit itself is pretty small so it should fit into your mATX cases with little issue. Even when not in ECO mode the Hydro Ti doesn't even breathe hard running a 7900xt and 7800x3d with plenty of drives and an AIO at full OC.If you want the best, then buy once, cry once, and you don't have to rebuy a 150 dollar PSU with each new build.

I was looking for a compact 800-1200watt PSU that is as silent as possible. After doing a lot of research, decided to purchase this FSP Hydro Ti Pro 1000w. Super impressed by its build quality and it runs dead silent. Power delivery is amazing with my 4090 and have had no issue. I deducted a star because of the absolutely horrible cables. For this price range, these cables are totally unacceptable. They should ship it with sleeved cables like Asus does with their Thor 2 series. They are so stiff and hard to bend. One major point of buying an ATX 3 PSU with 12vhpwr cable is easier cable management but the included 12vhpw is so so thick and stiff that is impossible to bend.

This power supply is virtually flawless. It is compact, powerfull, virtually silent and provides very well regulated/clean power. I wish the P8 cables were a few inches longer and all the cables were sleeved but this is nitpicking on my part. One thing I think all the power supply manufacturers should offer, but only Be Quite offers, is a 12vhpwr cable with a 90° connector at the GPU end.

I bought this after some frustration with a new psu that had coil whine. I spent hours researching and this seemed like the best option to fix my problem once and for all. I'm happy to say this psu is whisper quiet with no coil whine.Pros * plenty of clean stable ripple free power* 94% efficient*All of the advertised features seem to be true except....Con * The weight of the unit is not 10 pounds. They placed the full box weight as the unit weight.Many other psu's use the true (item) weight as the unit weight as advertised. For example the coilwhine psu was listed at 4.5 pounds. I thought this psu was going to be twice the weight lol.

Solid PSU. Well packaged. Nice cables (includes storage bag). Runs silently in my build.

Amazing PSU from a respected OEM. It’s expensive but you get what you paid for. Quiet and super efficient. And thanks to native 16-pin graphics port I finally removed all the cable mess from my PC case! Highly recommend!