ProLab Design XPower XP-1000P ATX 3.1 Platinum Fully Modular Power Supply

Massive & Reliable Power Delivery

The XPower XP-1000P delivers up to 1000W of uninterrupted power, with 600W via the included PCIe Gen 5.1 16-pin cable, making it perfect for high-end gaming rigs, content creation, and professional workstations.

ATX 3.1 & PCIe 5.1 Compliant

Built for next-gen hardware, this SMPS supports NVIDIA RTX 40 & 50 Series GPUs, AMD Ryzen 7000–9000 CPUs, Threadripper, and AMD EPYC processors. With ATX 3.1 compliance, it ensures future-proof compatibility for upcoming GPUs and CPUs.

Premium 105°C Japanese Capacitors

Equipped with high-temperature-tolerant Japanese capacitors, the XPower series guarantees stable voltage delivery, long lifespan, and reliability under heavy workloads.

Whisper-Quiet Hydro Dynamic Bearing Fan

A 120mm HDB fan provides efficient cooling with minimal noise, automatically adjusting RPM according to system load. Silent operation during idle keeps your build quiet while enhancing component longevity.

80+ Platinum Efficiency

Achieve maximum energy efficiency with 80+ Platinum certification, reducing heat generation, lowering power consumption, and enhancing performance for demanding tasks.

Fully Modular Design

Connect only the cables you need for clean cable management, better airflow, and easier installation. The included modular cables cover all modern hardware, including PCIe Gen 5.1 12VHPWR for RTX 50 & 40 Series cards.

Future-Ready & Compatible

Supports latest GPUs (RTX 5090, 5080, 5070, Radeon 7000 & Pro series) and latest CPUs (Intel LGA1851, AMD AM5/Threadripper/SP3-SP6). Ensures full compatibility for gaming, professional workstations, and enthusiast builds.

Silent & Stable Power Delivery

Advanced internal design with hydro dynamic fan, premium capacitors, and optimized architecture provides quiet operation, stable voltage, and reliable performance, even under maximum load.

Advanced Protections

Protects your components with OVP, UVP, OCP, OPP, SCP, and OTP, ensuring peace of mind while overclocking or running power-hungry applications.