Montech Titan Gold 1000W PSU Review

Transient Response

20% Load – 20ms

Voltage Before After Change Pass/Fail
12V 12.155V 11.984V 1.41% Pass
5V 5.021V 4.928V 1.85% Pass
3.3V 3.273V 3.140V 4.08% Pass
5VSB 5.026V 4.949V 1.53% Pass

50% Load -20ms

Voltage Before After Change Pass/Fail
12V 12.093V 12.000V 0.77% Pass
5V 5.016V 4.919V 1.93% Pass
3.3V 3.265V 3.126V 4.25% Fail
5VSB 5.085V 5.047V 0.75% Pass

The 3.3V rail drops lower than the allowed in the 50% transient load test. With higher nominal voltage, this wouldn’t happen.

Transient Response ATX v3.0 Tests

The PSU passed all ATX v3.0 transient response tests with success.

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5 thoughts on “Montech Titan Gold 1000W PSU Review

    1. It depends, if you need the side panel of the Shift. If not, you could save some money with the Montech unit since its normal price is around 170 dollars.

  1. Thanks for this review Aris!

    Really strong showing, solid performance, here , from Montech. I didn’t expect that from an “outsider” .
    With this, they are becoming a competitive option.

    I PARTICULARLY liked the 150mm distance between the sata power connectors, FINALLY someone is listening and getting this thing right!
    It sets is apart from the competition in my book.
    Short distance between the sata can be frustrating even in midi cases.

    That said, needs a little improvement here and there, but there’s nothing outright wrong with it.

  2. Hey Aris.
    What do you think about Antec Signature line up?
    I’m considering 1000w titanium or 1300w platinum unit. The price is decent here in Croatia. I saw your review of titanium unit back in 2020 and your opinion was positive!

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