
ASUS ROG-THOR-1200P2-GAMING
ASUS

Description
• 1200W Power Output • 80 PLUS Platinum Efficiency • 1x PCIe 16-pin Connector (12VHPWR) • 8x PCIe 6+2-pin & 2x CPU 4+4-pin Connectors • ATX Form Factor (190mm Length) • Cybenetics Lambda A++ Noise Rating
FULL DESCRIPTION
For the elite builder in Riyadh or Dubai planning a top-tier RTX 4090 rig, this power supply transforms your setup from a simple PC into a dedicated command center.
Imagine pushing Cyberpunk 2077 at 4K with Ray Tracing fully enabled without hearing a whisper from your case, thanks to the Cybenetics Lambda A++ noise rating that keeps operation virtually silent even under load. This unit delivers a massive 1200W of power to effortlessly feed the hungriest next-gen GPUs, while the integrated OLED panel gives you real-time feedback on your wattage, letting you monitor your system's heartbeat mid-raid without alt-tabbing.
The 80 PLUS Platinum efficiency rating is crucial here; it minimizes waste heat—a vital factor when your gaming room is already battling the Gulf summer—while the native 16-pin PCIe cable eliminates messy adapters to deliver clean power directly to modern cards.
Engineered with ROG heatsinks that boast 2x more volume than traditional designs, this unit is built to maintain peak performance and component longevity even in warmer ambient environments common across the GCC.
The fully modular design with included sleeved cables and combs ensures your battle station looks as clean as it runs, making cable management inside your chassis a breeze rather than a chore.
SPECIFICATIONS
Cooling & Features
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
I'm building an RTX 4090 rig. Is the included 16-pin cable the new safer version or do I need to buy a separate adapter to prevent melting?
Does the box come with the 3-pin UK-style power plug used in UAE and Saudi, or is it the 2-pin European one?
I turned it on but the fan isn't spinning. My room in Dubai gets pretty warm, is the PSU overheating?
If I mount this with the fan facing down for airflow, will the OLED power display be upside down?
Are the sleeved cables stiff? I have a compact case and I'm worried about bending them too much near the GPU.
If a power surge in my building kills the PSU and it damages my motherboard, does the warranty cover my PC parts?
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