Box & Bundle
At the face of the box is a photo of the PSU, along with the ATX v3.0 and PCIe 5.0 icons. Shame that FSP didn’t use the Cybenetics certifications that it got for this PSU.
Product Photos
These photos are from the special edition sample with a unique coating.
I also provide photos of the standard model to show the differences from the special edition! The only difference is in the coating of the chassis. The exterior design remains the same.
Cables
| Modular Cables | ||||
| Description | Cable Count | Connector Count (Total) | Gauge | In Cable Capacitors |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ATX connector 20+4 pin (600mm) | 1 | 1 | 16-22AWG | Yes |
| 4+4 pin EPS12V (700mm) | 2 | 2 | 16AWG | No |
| 6+2 pin PCIe (650mm) | 3 | 3 | 16AWG | No |
| 6+2 pin PCIe (650mm+150mm) | 2 | 4 | 16-18AWG | No |
| 12+4 pin PCIe (700mm) (600W) | 1 | 1 | 16-24AWG | No |
| SATA (500mm+150mm+150mm+150mm) | 2 | 8 | 18AWG | No |
| SATA (500mm+150mm) / 4-pin Molex (+150mm+100mm) | 1 | 2 / 2 | 18AWG | No |
| SATA (500mm+150mm) / 4-pin Molex (+150mm) / FDD (+150mm) | 1 | 2 / 1 / 1 | 18-22AWG | No |
Plenty of cables and connectors, including two EPS, three 6+2 pin PCIe on dedicated cables, and a single 12+4 PCIe connector, set at 600W max power output. Only the ATX connector uses in-cable caps for better ripple filtering, and the number of peripheral connectors is adequate, with SATA and 4-pin Molex cables combined in two cables. The distance between the peripheral connectors is long enough at 150mm, with only one of the 4-pin Molex connectors being 100mm from the other.
Hey Aris!
I don’t understand something, but the copy you tested on April 10, 2023 has on the packaging the same manufacturer number PPA10A3803 and EAN 4713224527456. How can the numbers of a product manufactured and equipped for Korea coincide (P/N PPA10A3803, EAN 4713224527456, S/N S4141000072) and the rest of the world? Only the serial numbers did not match!
I don’t understand what you are asking me, sorry.
Hello,
I will try to clarify. PSUs for Korea and China should have a simplified wiring diagram, without automatic detection of the input voltage. Is it logical that it should be a modification with a different manufacturer number and EAN?
Sorry for distracting you with my questions.
Best Regards
No worries, no distraction. I just cannot understand your question. If you don’t mind, I will forward it to FSP to reply.
Hey Aris!
I bought FSP Hydro Ti PRO 1000W, PC-Netzteil (Herstellernummer PPA10A3803, EAN 4713224527456) in the alternate.gmbh shop through eBay.de.
I have a couple of questions until I open the film of the original packaging. The top of the original packaging reads:
1. Power Cord Type: KR TYPE, that is, the cord is inserted for Korea, but should be for Europe. Will PC-Netzteil be affected by the fact that it is made for Korea? As you know, there is a difference in frequency of 50/60 Hz and voltage of 220V, bzw. 230V (in Germany).
2. There is also a misleading difference between the images of Anschlüsse – 12VHPWR in the product description and on the original packaging (the image in the description says PCIe Ready 5.0 versus 12V-2×6 on the original packaging). Also in the description of the product it is written Standard – ATX12V 3.0. According to the image on the original packaging (12V-2×6), is it Standard – ATX12V 3.1?
3. On the web page
https://www.fsplifestyle.com/de/product/HydroTIPRO1000W.html
12VHPWR cable with a length of 700 mm is indicated on the original packaging.
And the good news is that the packaging shows Cybenetics certificates!
If it has 12V- 2×6, it is ATX v3.1 and NOT v3.0. FSP’s marketing just messed this up. As for the rest, all PSUs with APFC work fine everywhere worldwide since they support a wide range of voltage inputs.
Thank you very much for your quick response!
Thank you for the work done, all this helps a lot when finding the right power supply for the PC.
South Korea uses the same Type F plug as Germany and several other European countries as far as I know.
The upgrade to 12V-2×6 was a silent revision as far as I can tell, and they still say ATX 3.0 on the boxes I’ve seen. If your box says 12V-2×6 it’s the updated unit and inherently also ATX 3.1 as ATX 3.0 has stricter requirements. Replacing the 12VHPWR connector with a 12V-2×6 connector on the PSU is all they had to do to become ATX 3.1 compliant.
Their website also has a separate listing for the updated ATX 3.1 revision.
Hey Aris, would you recommend this over the NZXT C1000 Gold ATX 3.1?
i9 / 4090 build – mainly looking to get rid of PSU coil whine. EVGA SuperNOVA 1300 P+ whine is absolutely unbearable under load.
Coil whine it is not only a matter of a PSU. U might notice less coil whine with another PSU, but it is not a matter of the PSU.
Yes!
hope it is ok to ask a question
FSP hydro ti
screwed in longer screw (s5) that came with the case… maybe damageds something.
help me know what i damaged something please.
see pictures: https://imgur.com/a/7FtB9gq
detailed pictures of the internals https://hwbusters.com/psus/fsp-hydro-ti-pro-1000w-psu-review/3/
does the PSU operate now?
All seems to work fine in basic operation.
i can report some slight coil wine on low loads.
havent tested high loads yet.
thanks
You should update your amazon affiliate link, I ended up purchasing the old 12VHPWR version of this psu insted of 12V-(2X6), because I wanted to support you so I used your outdated link without noticing it was for the older version.
You should update your amazon affiliate link, I ended up purchase the old 12VHPWR version of this psu insted of 12V-(2X6) by mistake because I wanted to support you so I used your outdated link without noticing it was for the older version.
Old version
https://www.amazon.com/FSP-Titanium-Modular-12VHPWR-HTI-1000M-GEN5/dp/B0BYQWBXXT
New version
https://www.amazon.com/FSP-Computer-Titanium-Eco-Friendly-HTI-1000M-GEN5/dp/B0D467S15T
Will do, sorry for the trouble.
FSP have a new Revision with the new 12v2x6 connector.
I just installed my new FSP Hydro Ti Pro 1000W into my PC. I bought a fairly decent high end pre-built with i9-13900KF, RTX 4070 Ti, 64 GB DDR5-6000 RAM and MSI z790 Motherboard. The computer came with a Apevia Prestige 1000W power supply, but I really wanted something higher end for the PSU, so I swapped out the Apevia for the FSP. Installation was very easy and fairly quick. I’m really happy with the build quality and how much quieter it is than the Apevia PSU. So far so good!
What prebuild?
I just received mine. It was manufactured in October 2023 and it has 12V2x6 connector! It’s strange because on the box it still says ATX 3.0: https://imgur.com/a/BQEElnn
I hope this change doesn’t affect good performance results the older version was showing. Can it?
How can I find out if my GPU supports new connector? I have RTX 4080 Asus x Noctua Edition.
As it seems they didn’t have the time to update the package. The cable remains the same so no worries.
True, they still haven’t updated the box. I also was pleasantly surprised by the 12v-2×6 text on the psu.
they don’t do it to not have any unsold stock I guess, although most of these units must use the new connector
I can get the Seasonic PX-1600 non ATX 3.0 (3.0 version is roughly 200EUR more) and the FSP Hydro Ti Pro 1000 for the same price, which one would you choose? Is it stupid to forgo ATX 3.0 at this time?
I would go for an ATX v3.0 PSU unless you need the 1600W max power.
Are the in cable capacitors something to be concerned about if I go looking for custom cables?
Not so much. Just ripple will be a bit higher.
And to think that this crazy efficiency is achieved all inside a 150mm enclosure, while other Titanium grade PSUs come with at least 170mm depth. This PSU is a work of witchcraft.
I need to praise this PSU beast.
I am the owner of a coil whiney Asus Rog STRIX 4090 OC – i had a gold Corsair 1000w psu BUT I bought this FSP PSU and BAM = Coil Whine completly GONE.
I LOVE THIS PSU<3
Hey! I would like to ask, I bought this PSU for my new long-term build based on this review. Came from the shop, everything seems okay but when I shake it, I can hear something clicking inside. Its not like a loose debris or anything like that, its more like something is moving up and down maybe 1-2mm on a defined path. Like when you shake a motherboard with empty M2 slots and the heatsinks on them are moving. PSU is working normally. It is not a fan bearing, it does that even when I fix the fan.
Is this normal for this unit?
hm normally it shouldn’t do that. If you can record the sound somehow and send it over to check.
It is very hard to record, barely audible on the recording. But it is there. I have contacted FSP Support, lets see. I will let you know about result 🙂
So, the unit was on RMA due to FSP request to perform check-up, I have received an answer from them that they have disassembled the unit, done both visual & measurements test and everything is in perfect order. In the meantime, I had 5 of these units at my disposal and each of them was doing same sound when I shook them, so I guess thats okay.
Hi Matt, thanks for the update!
Aris, best PSU coverage on the internet, thank you. I have just received a FSP Hydro Ti Pro 1000 with the now outdated 12+4 pin connector. Do you personally think it’s worth returning it for a new unit with the 12V2x6?
if you hook it up correctly, the first time, this connector won’t bother you so I wouldn’t return it.
what about the emi in this unit ?
Haven’t checked it for the review. Once my new lab is fully set, will start testing EMI again.
thanks, i need emi testing for audio purposes 🙂
Will start at some point running EMI again.
Would this PSU support using a 2x 8pin to 12+4pin rather than the included 12+4pin to 12+4pin? I really like the sounds of this but based on your recent recommendation would like to be able to future proof this once the new standard is adopted.
Thanks
@crmaris
Thanks for the extensive tests!
– Can crmaris please comment if this psu supports the new 12V-2×6 connector on the psu side?
– If not, does it make a big difference?
– Will companies now, again, release updates psu this year?
It’s only for 280 € in Europe right now, which I understand is a steal, and 1000 watts is recommended for those power hungry 350 – 450 w graphics card.
It does not, but FSP like the rest manufacturers will soon silently upgrade its models to the new connector
On the PSU side it doesn’t matter, for me at least.
Yes.
I’ve got next values on this PSU;
+5V->5.2
+12V1->12
+3.3V->3.4
12V->12
+12V2->12
5VSB->5.3
PG->180ms
12V are perfect but I’m not sure about others, also there was a repetitive warning sound coming from psu tester.
The voltages are fine.
Alright, thank you! Just tested it with MB and I have noticed coil whine on my unit, even on the standby. It’s similar what I was having with Seasonic Vertex but honestly a bit less noticeable. From the other side Fan is amazingly quiet.
Does anyone know if it is possible to disable the fan stop feature on this PSU, so that the fan always spins?
Im really interested in the Hydro Ti pro, but im not comfortable with a Semi-Passive operation, it feels to much like Start-Stop on cars, and i know first hand how many engines that stupid “feature” killed, so even when it isn’t an issue on PSU’s i don’t think i would by it if it would always run in Semi-Passive mode.
Why do you think fan stop is such a bad feature? It is also a fan stop for graphics cards, are you uncomfortable with this? Also, I don’t know how a car’s engine start-stop is comparable to that. I can understand why you prefer an always-on PSU fan, tho.
If there is no fan running there is no (or at least next to no) airflow, meaning components inside the PSU will run hotter, im not shure how big the diffrence between a fan running at extremly low rpm to no fan at all is, but i don’t like it.
Also: all my GPU’s have a custom fan curve becaus i really hate 0rpm modes (and on many GPU’s the 0rpm-mode is louder than a custom profile because the GPU gets warm, ramps up the fans, wich is way louder than a constant ~600rpm, cools down, turns of the fans and repeat).
To be fair Engine Start stop has way more issues. Like no oil being pumped through the engine, so if you ever wondered why so many new engines have issues that are related to not enough oil in important areas, here’s your answer.
I get your point, bout psus and gcs. But bout cars, I am a bit out of line. I only know to drive them. I didnt even know that start-stop has problems.
Yes, if you run normal mode fan always spins, at least in my case
I got mine a couple of weeks ago and wanted to provide an update: The performance and dead silent operation is as we know likely the very best out there. However, I will say installing it didn’t go as smooth as I thought it would. First I had issues with the provided thumb screws. They wouldn’t screw in easily as it felt like the holes were too small. I was afraid of damaging the screw holes, but after a while I decided I had to just go for it. Secondly I had some issues connecting the cables. The motherboard cable was a little stiff and should’ve perhaps been a tiny bit longer than it was. The connector on the motherboard side was also split, but I eventually figured out how to secure it properly. Then I also was fiddling around quite a bit with connecting the power cables to all seven of my hard drives. Honestly, the cables on my 12 year old and much cheaper Corsair were much easier to work with. In the end, I’m not wanting for another PSU though. It will most likely be in by PC for many years to come.
After waiting for ages, I was finally able to order this one today. \o/ I can finally replace my 12 year old Corsair. So happy! 😃
I like how the Hela 1200w comes with flat 24 pin. The only problem I have with this unit outside of the price is the bulky 24 pin. Not fun for cable management.
Is there a difference between this FSP 1000W model and the BeQuiet Dark Power 13 1000W? The circuit elements appear similar to BeQuiet’s 850W model, but that still performed noticeably worse in your tests, though efficiency is comparable between the two. Lastly, will the 1000W Dark Power 13 be reviewed to compare performance with this 1000W FSP unit?
They are different platforms. This platform is currently used only by FSP and no other brand. I plan to review the DP13, yes. Already have it in my schedule.
Thanks, looking forward to the DP13 review (the HTI-1000M is not available in my country). Regarding the DP13, I read on reddit some concerning things about fan rattle at low speed and multiple replacements until BeQuiet was able to offer a good one, and that apparently a Dark Power Pro 13 is also on the horizon for this year. Maybe that will share a platform with this FSP model? Who knows…
Is the special edition going to be sold on retail channels or only the black model?
No special edition won’t be sold anywhere.
Hi, will you also be evaluating the 850W model? Because this PSU is ATX 3.0 compliant, most people don’t need to overprovision and buy the 1000W unit to prevent transient spike shutdowns.
FSP didn’t send me this model, unfortunately. But I will ask for it.
Tell to FSP that a learge number of your subscribers are asking to review the 850W model cause they have it as the main candidate for buying.
Since you have reviewed both the FSP HydroTi 1000W and the new Corsair HX1000i which one do you think is better?
I asked them to send it to me.
Hydro Ti 1000 is at a higher level, these two cannot be directly compared.
Finally! \o/ This is what I’ve been waiting for.
Thanks for the awesome review!
Ack, of course this is launched just as I bought an Ai1300P. Well, hopefully I won’t be disappointed.
The Ai1300P is also very good 🙂
Just installed it and I already like it. Cables are nice, everything’s working well, no issues with the native 12VHPWR cable. Unit keeps its fan off until 650W as advertised, and I rarely get near let alone reach that mark.
Despite it being a “loud” unit, when the fan is on (almost never), it only spins at low RPM. Temperatures seem under control. No electrical noise from the unit at all either. Just a bit of solder smell, but that’s normal with new PSUs, all my previous ones had it for a few days.
Seems like a quality unit and hope it lasts me a long while. If not, there’s always this FSP PSU to fall back on 🙂