I'm putting together an all-white PC build in a HYTE Y70 case and need a reliable 1000W power supply with white cables and connectors. I've looked through tier-list charts, but there are so many options that I'm having trouble narrowing them down. My budget is up to $350. What models would you recommend, and is there anything else I should check for compatibility?
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Be especially careful if you plan to use a high-end graphics card such as an RTX 5090. One of the suggested white units may have compatibility concerns with that class of card, so check that it includes a native, properly rated 12V-2x6 cable rather than relying on adapters.
A filtered power-supply search can help narrow this down by setting the wattage to at least 1000W, choosing a fully modular unit, and filtering for white color and the efficiency rating you want. After that, compare the remaining models for warranty length, ATX 3.x support, and whether the correct GPU power cable is included.
The Corsair RM1000e is worth considering. The 1000W version appears to come with white cables and connectors, which should fit the look of an all-white build while staying within your budget. Just verify the exact model and included cables before ordering.
The 850W version is listed with white cables and connectors too, so the 1000W model having them is a reasonable expectation. I’d still confirm the product photos and specifications for the specific retailer listing.