💡 GIGABYTE GP-P1000GM Power Supply 1000W Review

I decided to change my old Corsair tx750m to this block (due to the fact that I upgraded to 12700k of the mainland with DDR5 support, the RAM is also DDR5, and the card was installed with 3090TI (the mother and the card are also from gigabyte. PS- now I’m sitting and spectacles) put this block, run refused, checked everything (correct connection) maybe the wire went off somewhere, everything is ok but it doesn’t start. Put Corsair back, everything worked like clockwork, except for two hard…

Write in the reviews about the "clicks". In my case, there were no extraneous sounds. I believe this may be due to poor cooling of the PSU

Looks good, works fine Has some pros: -price compared to corsair - compact size - wires are easy to disconnect - did not stink at the first launch, unlike the corsair -gives out 1000 at 12v Different cons: - wires are worse than Korsari ones -pcie wires (for video card) total 3pcs (2 6+2pin each) - the wire with molex is generally one

As a user who builds computers for enthusiasts, I am always on the lookout for quality internal components that can handle the intense power needs of high-end gaming rigs. This 1000W power supply from Gigabyte definitely delivers in terms of performance, providing steady and reliable power to even the most demanding systems. The efficiency of this PSU means you won't have to worry about overheating or system instability. My only complaint is that it can be a bit pricey, but as the saying goes…

Under the conditions of buying out all known power supplies by miners, it was the only available option with such characteristics

The installation into the case went perfectly. I expected some problems with cables (tight insertion according to reviews), but I did not have any. The computer is started, the voltages are checked both in the BIOS and in the monitoring programs. Now it's up to stability tests