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NZXT C1000 ATX 3.1 PSU (White) Review

Rating: 9.0.

Today we look at the 1000W unit in NZXT's new Gold certified range – our second review in the series. NZXT are well known for selling white components so it made sense for them to update this range of power supplies. These units are fully modular, ATX 3.1 compatible and they ship with high grade Japanese capacitors. NZXT are backing them with a 10 year warranty.

NZXT told us that availability of these white versions is slated for the end of September, and there are three units up for sale in both black and white colours. A pricing update on all these is below for reference.

It is interesting to see that the white version has the same price as the black version in the UK, but the USA price is $5 more expensive. These figures below were sent directly from NZXT – we can't check white PSU prices as the units are not yet available.

MSRP:
Black
C1200 Gold: $199.99/£184.99
C1000 Gold: $179.99/£169.99
C850 Gold: $144.99/£139.99

White
C1200 Gold: $204.99/£184.99
C1000 Gold: $184.99/£169.99
C850 Gold: $149.99/£139.99

Features of the C Series Gold

Premium Performance. Low Noise

  • Certified for high efficiency and low noise: 80 PLUS Gold Efficiency, Cybenetics Gold Efficiency, and Cybenetics A- Noise Level.
  • Durable, heat-resistant 12V-2×6 connector pumps up to 600 watts to NVIDIA® GeForce RTX™ 40 Series graphics cards.
  • 135mm fluid dynamic bearing fan with Zero RPM Fan Mode is completely silent when under 50% load.

Made for Any Build

  • Compliant with the ATX 3.1 standard to fuel high-performance PC components with stability, efficiency, and power spike resistance.
  • Fully modular design allows for only connecting essential cables, reducing clutter for better airflow and a neater build.
  • The compact size optimizes case space.
  • Modern standby promotes quick wake-ups and energy-efficient sleeps.
  • Thanks to high-quality construction and rigorous product testing, NZXT PSUs are backed by a 10-year warranty.
  • New all-white finish with white sleeve cables available to better match all white builds.

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