GAMEMAX 1050W ATX 3.0 & PCIE 5.0 Power Supply, 80+ Gold Certified, Addressable RGB Sync, Fully Modular ATX Gaming Power Supply, RGB-1050

What this thing is powering - MSI Godlike, 14900K, MSI 4090, 2 Corsair combo pump w/lcd, 4 Iron Wolf 20TB Drives, 2 standard 2 tb ssd, 6 X M.2, 9 Lian Li Fans. I have had absolutely no problem with this power supply. My build favorite for customers right now. AND DID I MENTION QUIET!?!

I've had very good luck with these I've ordered four of them and I only had problem with one the rest of them still work great customer service is awesome

This power supply is your solution to all the problems in the world. From its sleek design with RGB lighting, and insane durability. I love this thing and have seen noticeable differences. I love how fast the speed is, and how attractive the overall design looks for my new PC.

This Power supply is great i swapped it out for one that failed on me and it works like a charm. Its also very quiet so I'd say it's worth it

for those new to modular PSUs some of the cables are a bit confusing since you have to guess what end goes where and some of the wires in the cable are doubled up leaving some pins empty , there is no color coding for the cables on this one, but after its all together, it seems to run great .

**UPDATE 2/22/2021 - I ended up disputing with my credit card servicer to get my money back. PSU is still a POS and doesn't even make a decent doorstop. Pulled the PSU apart and the filters are cheap Chinese garbage and are bulging from the bottom. Decided to use it for target practice instead.**UPDATE 12/30/2020 - I replaced this power supply with an ACTUAL 80+ Bronze Cooler Master PSU. Resolved all my issues i had with stability and random shutdowns. I looked into the chassis of the PSU and the caps are bulging. It smells horrid (like ammonia). The company is impossible to get ahold of and they have not responded to my emails nor my calls (they have a foreign number, and i used a Cantonese speaking friend to translate. No response. Only buy this if you're willing to risk damage to your components.I thought I would cut costs with a new build (Ryzen 7 2700 & RTX 2070 with 32GB 3600mhz RAM) since this power supply said it was 80 Plus certified. Worked great and noticed that it “almost” reached the same core clocks that my older TT power supply had. After a while the overclocks became more unstable and I kept pulling the frequency back for cpu and gpu. Now the power supply just cuts off randomly. It will drop voltage significantly to the CPU 8 pin and then cut off. Tested with multimeter and another power supply. Seems like the components used aren’t built to last. I will eventually pull it apart to see if I can see bulging filters.NOTE: I had this power supply pulling fresh air from the outside of the chassis from the bottom with ample space. I’m in a non-smoking house with pets. The power supply air intake is filters with a mesh filter I installed. There is no dust choking the intake (pertaining to this review)I would avoid this product. It was also disappointing it has two pci e spots for gpu/addl cpu but they only provide one cable for pcie power.Save yourself the trouble and spend a little more to get a way better deal. There isn’t even phone support in the United States. You have to call out to Asia.Installation was okay but the connectors are cheap and will chip ( happened to two of my sata connectors and had to tape them with electrical tape to prevent shorts).The clips to lock onto the female connector also are weak and you have to force them to close and ‘’marry”.The RGB effect isn’t controllable except for turning it off (you hold the ECO button for 5 seconds) but it won’t hold that setting after you turn off the pc. Same with the ECO mode.Please avoid this power supply.

Great product and great price!! Comes with every cable you will need plus more. The RGB lighting effects look nice, the PCIe 5.0 compatibility is great for the new graphics cards. Would definitely recommend if you dont want to spend extra money for some of the other brands.

Man I cannot express how relieved and satisfied I am with this power supply atm. After enduring countless frustrating crashes and black screens while trying to run 3D applications and programs on my PC, I was at my wit's end. I wasn't sure what exactly was crashing it as there were no specific entries in the Event Viewer and from having an AMD RX 570, I had even gone as far as purchasing an RTX 3060 Ti, thinking it would resolve the issue, but to no avail. HOWEVER all my problems vanished into thin air once I removed my THERMALTAKE TOUGHPOWER 750W power supply & installed the Gamemax 850W.I was initially struggling with cable management from the previous power supply (my current PC was traded for a gaming laptop I owned actually), but the installation process was a breeze. It fit perfectly into my PC case, and the cables were well-designed and easy to manage. Within minutes, I had the power supply up and running. As I booted up my system, I crossed my fingers, hoping for a miracle – and that's exactly what I got!I basically evened out a steal of a trade since I gave someone an ASUS ROG gaming laptop with i7-4710HQ and a GTX 980m (wouldnt go for more than $300 now) for a PC rig that has a Ryzen 5 3600XT, 16GB RAM, AMD RX 570 Red Devil, hella RGB lights and it all came with a broken 750w power supply that the guy may not have known enough about, because for the value traded, he might as well have scrapped the entire potential of the rig but I got lucky on fb marketplace. Once I put in this Gamemax, it really shined with the 3060 Ti. Maxed out the percentages on UserBenchmark.Gone were the days of crashes and black screens. It was like my PC got a new lease on life. It's been a month so far, but the stability and reliability of the Gamemax PSU were immediately evident. I could finally enjoy smooth and uninterrupted gaming, something I had been longing for so long. Months of troubleshooting just to figure out it was the PSU.The power supply's efficiency and performance are much more accurate on the 12v and 5v rails as well, I know that checking voltages in BIOS without a multimeter is not usually an ideal way to measure, but the Thermaltake was showing 9.3v on the 12v rail, the 5v rail was showing 4.4 most times. With this power supply, it is a solid 11.8 to 12. The 5v stays at 5v. It provides a stable power flow to all my components, ensuring they receive the right amount of power they need without any fluctuations. The result? No more GPU-related crashes or black screens during intensive tasks. My RTX 3060 Ti now works flawlessly, showing off its true potential without any hiccups.