The Corsair HX line of power supplies are currently available in three wattages; 520, 620 & 1000. I'll be reviewing the Corsair HX1000W Power Supply which has more than enough power, even for hardcore computer systems.

Corsair HX1000W is a 1,000 W power supply with six 6/8-pin auxiliary cables for video cards, modular cabling system, solid aluminum capacitors, dual-transformer design and labeled at 50º C. Let's see if this is a good power supply.

Corsair has been taunting and teasing us for months now with the prospect of their very first foray into the 1kW jungle. And now, our waiting is over. Join me as I pit the HX1000 in a battle to the death against my hot box of doom and a SunMoon ATE.

The inexorable rise in the parallel processing power of modern GPUs has led to increasing power-draw that's not wholly mitigated by consistent moves to smaller manufacturing processes.

The Corsair HX1000W represents the largest capacity and longest awaited, power supply from Corsair to date. So is the Corsair HX1000W better than the other nine 1000w power supplies we have reviewed ?

I got this for my first ever PC build, it's gone through 3 motherboards and CPUs, 2 Cases and like 4 GPUs

It lasted me about 8 years; no regrets; getting another Corsair PSU

When it died the smell was scary

I needed a good power supply that would power my monster of a computer and for this component money really wasn't an option as I needed to make sure that it would have more than enough power and not surge out and damage any of my other components.

Corsair HX1000W Power Supply Review Product Number: CMPSU1000HX Price: Click Here to Compare Prices Manufacturer's Product Page: Corsair HX1000W Fan Size: 1x 140mm Warranty: 5 Years Availability: Now Fans have been frothing at the mouth for it, reviewers have been begging for it to arrive on their...

good product with nice long cables and you can plug in the supply the cables you need.

If you need a lot of power (miners, gamers, renderers etc), this is a good place to start (and I think the line goes to 1600W so go for it!) - running around 950W 24/7 with no issues, even after 6 months.