Vetroo 1000W White Power Supply ATX 3.1 Ready Dual PCIe 5.1, 80 Plus Gold Full Modular, Eco Mode with 120mm FDB Fan, Compact Size, 10 Year Warranty for Gaming PC

Works perfectly, very quiet and is running a ryzen 9 7900 and 4 ssd with 3 had, a rx 9070xt and 6 case fans very easily! Easy to install and cables a good length with plenty of options. Edit- used for 1 week and the power supply has stopped working, i have returned it for a refund and ordered a msi mag 1000w psu, not sure if i would buy again, whilst it was working not a single problem until it gave up. Not sure if i just had a dud one.

Stay clear seen plenty people say this won't last 6 months and they are correct bought in January rarely every been used in PC and turned on now no power comes from it as others said will blow up and stop working in less then 6 months is correct.... Purchase date 06/01/26 stoped working dates 24/04/26 less then 3 months

I am extremely satisfied with this purchase! The standout feature for me is that it comes with two PCIe 5.1 connections, which is exactly what I needed to run two graphics cards in my rig without any bottlenecks. The performance is incredibly stable, and the build quality feels premium. If you're looking to build a high-end dual-GPU system, this is definitely the way to go. Highly recommended!

Excellent PSU, surprisingly small and whisper quiet. I purchased this to replace an EVGA 750W that was a decade old. I suspected it may have been behind my PC crashing on a rare occasion when doing some very heavy processing in Lightroom, and indeed the problem has disappeared since switching to this unit. It's smaller than the old EVGA and some people have mentioned the fan being noticeable at full tilt, but I haven't heard a single thing from it. My PC is generally very quiet and in fact seems quieter still since installing this. I haven't even touched Eco mode - I haven't had any reason to. It's well packaged and comes with every cable you could think of. I was surprised to see that it even comes with molex cables, as I would guess it's fairly rare to see them in a PC these days. I know I've long since been well rid of them and any drive that used them. I've seen people online talking about potentially buying this and backing out because it's not well known enough, and it gave me pause as I considered getting it myself. But I'm very glad I did, it's cheaper than it's competitors, comes with everything you need and is apparently merely a repackaging of a very well known and trusted PSU manufacturer, so I would say that yes, you would have peace of mind if you go with this. I certainly have. It's powering my 5950X, 64GB, RX 7800 XT machine with several different drives (NVME, SATA SSD, SATA spindle drives) and numerous 200mm case fans with no issues, and my crashing problem is now only a memory. It's nice that it's such a neat and compact size too, and though hidden by the PSU shroud in my case, if it didn't have one it would look great sitting there.

My first impressions of Vetroo 1000W white PSU are very positive. It is fully modular, supports ATX 3.0 modern standard and has two PCIe 5.0 power ports with up to 600W power delivery for modern graphics cards (1 12VHPWR cable included). It also has smart fan technology to eliminate any fan noise at low power delivery. Ever popular Cultists PSU tier list puts this PSU in category B (recommended) and authoritative Hardware Busters reviews this PSU very positively, noting modern design, quality components and stable power. My PSU came with all white high quality cables (power cord is still black) in a nice presentation package and installing this PSU in the case was effortless with clearly marked ports and cables, so there is no confusion what cable should go where. Vetroo PSU powers hungry NVidia 4080 Super graphics card without a hitch using the included 12VHPWR cable and all stability stress tests ran without any problems. PSU is dead silent most of the time and when fan operates at high load it is very quiet and drowns in the noise of the case fans. Vetroo does not make this PSU, rather relying on the high reputation OEM manufacturer who also makes much more expensive SeaSonic and EVGA PSUs. Time will tell if this PSU is going to last, but for the price it is an unbeatable value in a sea of very expensive brand name PSU vendors.