Power Supply
ASUS ROG THOR 1200W Platinum III
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The wattage is printed on the side of the unit in an OLED panel, readable through the glass without opening anything. That is a different thing from logging data — it is a number you can glance at mid-game, which is how most people actually want to know what the machine is pulling. The fan is a Noctua design, which is what you will appreciate on all the evenings you are not looking at the display. 1200W of Platinum-rated output on ATX 3.1.
Key Specs
Output — 1200W
Efficiency — 80 PLUS Platinum
Standard — ATX 3.1, PCIe 5.1 ready
Fan — Noctua designed, very low noise
Display — OLED live power draw readout
Best for — A power readout on the unit itself
Warranty — 10 year manufacturer warranty
What It Pairs With
Start with the case, because it decides whether the display is worth anything: you want a basement that is open, windowed or cut away rather than boxed in, and the unit mounted so the panel faces the glass. On the electrical side, a card at the top of the range with a Ryzen 9 or Core Ultra 9 is what makes the readout worth watching, since a modest build simply shows a small number that never moves much.
Who This Isn’t For
In a case with a solid shroud, the display spends its life facing the inside of a steel panel and you have bought a screen nobody will read. Check that before anything else. It is also worth being clear that a readout on the unit shows you what is happening right now and keeps no record of it — if what you want is a log to go back through after a crash, a live panel is not the tool for that job, and you should tell us so.
Common Questions
Will the display be visible in my case?
Only if the basement is open or windowed on the side the panel faces. Send us your case model and we will tell you plainly — there is no sense paying for a screen that ends up pointing at sheet metal.
Is the Noctua fan the brown one?
No — it is a Noctua design finished in ASUS colours, so the engineering is theirs without the beige and brown that would fight everything else in the case.
Does the display distract while gaming?
It is small and sits low in the case, so in practice it reads as part of the build rather than something demanding attention. It can be turned off if you would rather it were not there at all.
Send your case model first so we can confirm the display will actually be seen, along with your graphics card and processor for the wattage check. This one is ordered in rather than held in stock, so ask us for the current lead time with the quote.