Century II 1050W ATX 3.1 Fully Modular 80 Plus Gold Power Supply

Very great power supply for the price, especially when it goes on sale for 89 dollars. I haven't had any issues with it, since the month I've had it and installed it into my computer, which is running a 270k plus and a 9070xt. The fans are pretty silent all things considered, but you'll probably hear them a bit when they're running at close to or full rpm. Cable length, they're pretty long so you can definitely use this in a full tower case, I'm using it in a mid tower case and I definitely have extra length still. It's also modular, so I only used the cables and there's quite the variety and amount, it came with 3 8-pin pcie cables and its own 12 pin, so enough cables for every GPU and Sata connecting that I need and I haven't had any hiccups or problems so far due to the PSU, so it's definitely reliable and a long warranty. I would definitely recommend getting this since it's an A- on the tier list and would even recommend the 1200W one too if that goes on discount so you don't have to upgrade the PSU down the line.

This MONTECH Century II 1050W power supply has been excellent so far. It’s fully modular, which made the build much cleaner and easier, and it came with all the cables we needed. There is plenty of power for my son’s system, and everything has been running great. We’re using it with a Ryzen 9700X, 32GB of DDR5 6000 memory, and a Radeon RX 9070, and it has handled everything without any issues. It feels like a solid, high-quality power supply with more than enough headroom for a gaming PC. So far, so good. Very happy with it.

The Montech Century II 1050W PSU has been running very stable 24/7 at 800+ watts since I installed it over a month ago. I hadn't heard of this brand before and there weren't that many reviews about this power supply, but I saw a post about it over on tomshardware.com. I decided to take a gamble and bought this, and I haven't been disappointed. This replaced a Corsair RM650 that I had running 24/7 at 700+ watts (yes, it let me over-draw), but occasional spikes in power draw tripped it and took the system down. The workstation I installed it on runs AI image and video generation (ComfyUI), AI inferencing and code generation (Open WebUI + Ollama) on the GPUs and Monero mining on the CPUs during the cold season to keep the room warm. It fits fine in a Lian Li Lancool 216 E-ATX case. The Supermicro motherboard I use has motherboard power connectors at the top edge, so the PSU motherboard cables had to stretch from the very bottom edge of the case to the top edge of the case. It barely made it, but it reached. The efficiency range I was operating in on the two PSUs probably was a contributing factor, but this Montech PSU dropped my overall power usage at the wall by over 50 watts. It's pretty quiet at medium-high load as well. No coil whine or noise at all.

Bought as an upgrade for a ryzen 7 7800x3d and a rx 9070xt. I like how the unit feels hefty and well built. Love the design. Was a steal at the price. I tested it straight out of box and tested with psu tester it turned on right away. It is whisper quiet while running idle. Had to put ear to it to hear fan. Still was very quiet. Highly recommend this and it ranks good on psu tier list.

Went with Montech for two reasons. 1. I've ran their Metal Series AIO. I liked it when I purchased it. I loved it after using it! The warranty on it is 6 years. Yes, I know this is for a PSU but, that same awesome warranty period exists on this product too. 10 years. Not many can compete with that. 2. The price for their products are insanely competitive to the "other guys". More value for its performance. Those two reasons sold me this time over MSI. Yes, I'm a Micro Star fan. I only run their MB's but, this PSU compared to MSI's equivalent, I would've spent roughly $20 more and would've got 50watts less. Yeah $20 in a build isn't much. But why spend more if it's not needed, especially if you get the same great quality and more wattage? Plus, let's not forget Montech won me over with the AIO I purchased for my other build back in 2024. At the time it was the only Montech part I had in my build. So when it came time for this build. I looked no further after seeing money savings, same warranty period, more wattage, and knowing Montech delivered before. I also ended up upgrading my fans on my old build to the matching Metal series to match the AIO fans. Yeah, that's off-topic, sort of, but to be frank with you, I'd buy their PSU, AIO, and Fans again. Especially considering they make great products, have nearly unbeatable prices, and if I'm being picky about matching (which I'm not honestly or I would e went with MSI to match my x870e Gaming Plus Wifi and my case.

Color me impressed! 1050W, 80+ Gold, and 10 year warranty? It was a no brainer for me when my 750w psu was not cutting it. I love how quiet it is too

The best value-for-money PSU you can buy. 10-Year warranty with superb reviews, fully modular, and 1050W is absurd at this price. I have this PSU in my home-lab with the low-noise fan enabled, and I genuinely never hear this PSU fan turn on. I have never had a single PSU related issue since installing it. The cables are not great quality, but they're cables, and long-enough to work in any modern case. I have this installed in a massive Fractal Design Define R5, and I've got plenty of length. My one concern is the fan shroud design. With how small the cut-outs are for the fan, plus any sort of metal shroud introduced by the case, plus any case dust filter will drastically diminish the amount of air this PSU can pull if your fan ever needs to spin up.

Great power supply. Easy install and functions as expected.

No type F plug included, why bother selling it in Europe if it does not accommodate the European market standards?

have it for couple months, zero issues. My setup i7 14700k rtx 5070ti

適切な機器がなければ、PSU の動作を実際に評価することはできません。 とても素敵に見えます。すべてのケーブルが付属しています。この PSU は 300 ～ 400 W で暖かくなります (約 33 ℃) が、他の PSU は暖かくなりません。 「ゼロファン」システムはうまく機能します。ファンが回るといい音がします。 とても静かです！ I can't really evaluate the workings of a PSU without the proper equipment. It looks very nice. It comes with all the cables. This PSU becomes warm (~33C) at 300 to 400W while other PSUs do not. The "Zero-Fan" system works well. The fan makes a nice sound when spinning. Very quiet!

Shipped from the US to Europe. Arrive on time and in perfect condition. Many outputs to enable future modifications.

Only ordered yesterday afternoon, and wasn't expecting it till Monday but arrived first thing this morning. For the price I'm more than happy with the PSU so far, high build quality for budget friendly money. It's got its own smart fan to keep it cool, which is quiet so far. And completely modular, and quick to install, less than an hour to swap over. Plus 10 year warranty, would definitely recommend.