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Corsair SF1000 Platinum (2024) PSU Review

Rating: 9.0.

To see our review of the Corsair SF850 Platinum (2024) click HERE.

Today we look at something rather unusual and exciting – one of the smallest 1000 Watt power supplies I have ever seen. This unit measures only 100mm x 125mm x 63.5mm so will fit into even the smallest chassis on the market today. Corsair have updated this platform to the latest ATX 3.1 standards, and it is a fully modular Platinum rated power supply with a 7 year warranty.

Previously, Corsair had their Gold certified SF1000L on the market, so for this new version Corsair have improved efficiency levels while making the power supply smaller. On paper this is some achievement, so we can't wait to see how it holds up in our testing later in the review.

  • Cybenetics Platinum Rated SFX Power: Massive Platinum-rated power in a compact SFX form-factor, perfect for the most power-dense small-form-factor PCs or saving space in larger cases.
  • ATX 3.1 Compliant & PCIe 5.1 Ready: Compliant with the ATX 3.1 power standard from Intel®, supporting the PCIe Gen 5 platform and resisting transient power spikes.
  • Fully Modular, Type-5 Micro-Fit PSU Connectors: With flexible cabling, taking up less space for tidy cable management and compatibility in small cases.
  • 92mm PWM Cooling Fan: Delivers powerful cooling with low-noise operation thanks to a fluid dynamic bearing.
  • 105°C Rated Japanese Capacitors: For unwavering power and reliability. 6. Zero RPM Mode: The fan stays off until it’s needed, for near-silent operation at low and medium loads.
  • 50°C Continuous Operating Temperature: For reliable power even under high-stress conditions.
  • SFX-to-ATX Bracket Included: Enables installation into ATX cases for more cable space in larger systems.
  • Seven-Year Warranty: For complete peace of mind.

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