Asus Rog Strix 1000W Platinum ATX v3.1 PSU Review

Frequency Plots

Fan Speed: 350 RPM

  • Peak frequency: 200 Hz
  • Intense fan-bearing noise

Fan Speed: 400 RPM

  • Peak frequency: 200Hz
  • Intense fan-bearing noise

Fan Speed: 450 RPM

  • Peak frequency: 1.25 kHz
  • Intense fan-bearing noise

Fan Speed: 500 RPM

  • Peak frequency: 1.25 kHz
  • Intense fan-bearing noise

Fan Speed: 550 RPM

  • Peak frequency: 400 Hz
  • Intense fan-bearing noise

Fan Speed: 600 RPM

  • Peak frequency: 630 Hz
  • Intense fan-bearing noise

Fan Speed: 700 RPM

  • Peak frequency: 630 Hz
  • Strong fan-bearing noise

Fan Speed: 750 RPM

  • Peak frequency: 630 Hz
  • Strong fan-bearing noise

Fan Speed: 800 RPM

  • Peak frequency: 630 Hz

Fan Speed: 850 RPM

  • Peak frequency: 630 Hz

Fan Speed: 900 RPM

  • Peak frequency: 800 Hz

Fan Speed: 950 RPM

  • Peak frequency: 800 Hz

Fan Speed: 1000 RPM

  • Peak frequency: 630 Hz

Fan Speed: 1200  RPM

  • Peak frequency: 800 Hz

Fan Speed: 1500 RPM

  • Peak frequency: 800 Hz

Signal Recordings

I have recorded the signals shown above, but please keep in mind that I’ve enabled Automatic Gain Control (AGC) to do so to make it easier for you to reproduce them. The provided recordings are only offered for aural identification purposes.

Fan Speed: 350 RPM

Fan Speed: 400 RPM

Fan Speed: 450 RPM

Fan Speed: 500 RPM

Fan Speed: 550 RPM

Fan Speed: 600 RPM

Fan Speed: 700 RPM

Fan Speed: 750 RPM

Fan Speed: 800 RPM

Fan Speed: 850 RPM

Fan Speed: 900 RPM

Fan Speed: 950 RPM

Fan Speed: 1000 RPM

Fan Speed: 1200 RPM

Fan Speed: 1500 RPM

 

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9 thoughts on “Asus Rog Strix 1000W Platinum ATX v3.1 PSU Review

  1. I have been using asus thor 1000w p2 for about 1 month. coil whine sound is coming regardless of whether the computer is off or on. the computer case is on my desk 60-70cm away from my ear distance.

  2. Hi Aris,

    Are you going to test the new Asus Thor III 1000w? I ordered the Asus strix ATX3.1 1000w Platinum, but I’m wondering if it’s better to go with the new Thor that was announced today.

    In your experience, Great wall vs CWT, which one is better? (As I understood the new Thor is manufactured by CWT)

  3. https://www.einarexglobal.com/psu/
    aris did u tested some einarex psu, because i’ve seen one of them certified by cybenetics gold, i was wonder about the internals of these psu because my fellow worries about it because it’s not listed at the cybenetics websites, would you review it on hwbusters too ?

  4. I have an insider tip that the Rog Thor III 1200W Platinum is also based on the Enchance (a more advanced platform), so you shouldn’t expect much better performance (+ they replaced the fancy fabric-braided cables with mediocre PVC-braided ones, exactly the same as this one Strix).
    In general, we can say that Thor III Platinum has achieved the status of a premium power supply.

    1. >In general, we can say that Thor III Platinum has achieved the status of a premium power supply.
      Thor III Platinum has lost the status of a premium power supply)

  5. Sad that the GaN mosfets was just a marketing gimmick here. Now I wonder if you can check if this is also the case with the ROG Thor 1200W Platinum III which is, supposedly a more premium plat PSU or if there is no point in it compared to the Strix plat in performance. But also the ROG THOR 1600W Titanium III when compared to the previous Thor Titanium.

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