ASUS is back to power your gaming dreams with the launch of its new ROG Thor III series of power supply units (PSUs). Designed for demanding gamers and enthusiasts, the ROG Thor III PSUs boast impressive wattage, innovative features, and a touch of signature ROG flair.
Powerhouse Performance for Demanding Systems:
The ROG Thor III lineup comes in three power options: 1000W, 1200W, and a mighty 1600W variant. The 1600W model proudly carries the 80 Plus Titanium certification, guaranteeing exceptional energy efficiency, even under heavy loads. The 1000W and 1200W models are rated 80 Plus Platinum, ensuring excellent energy efficiency across the board.
GPU-First Technology for Optimized Gaming:
ASUS introduces its innovative GPU-First technology with the ROG Thor III series. This feature prioritizes and increases voltage to the GPU, ensuring stable and efficient power delivery during intense gaming sessions, maximizing performance where it counts.
Detachable OLED Display for Real-Time Monitoring:
One of the most striking features of the ROG Thor III series is the detachable OLED display with a magnetic mount. This innovative display can be placed anywhere on the PSU's body, giving you real-time information on vital stats like output voltage and overall PSU performance.
Whisper-Quiet Operation and Premium Components:
ASUS understands that silence is golden for gamers. The ROG Thor III PSUs are certified with Cybernetics Lambda A+ for exceptionally quiet operation, ensuring your gaming experience remains undisturbed. They also feature:
- GaN (Gallium Nitride) components for enhanced efficiency and smaller size.
- ATX 3.1 compatibility for the latest PC hardware.
- "Turbo Mode" for sustained performance under peak loads.
- Customizable Aura RGB lighting to match your gaming aesthetic.
- A dual-fan cooling system for optimal thermal management.
While ASUS hasn't revealed pricing or a release date yet, the ROG Thor III series promises to be a tempting choice for gamers seeking top-tier power and a touch of innovation for their rigs.
