FSP Hydro Ti Pro 1000W, ATX 3.1

Als Fazit zum FSP Hydro TI PRO 1000W lässt sich sagen, dass es ein gut ausgestattetes und hochwertiges High-End-Netzteil ist, welches als Bonus eine überragende Effizienz mitbringt. Überragend ist hier wortwörtlich gemeint, denn es erreicht in einem weiten Lastbereich die höchsten Wirkungsgrade, die wir bislang in unseren Netzteiltests der letzten Jahre gemessen haben.

Over the last year, we've been looking at increasingly intricate 1000W power supplies from prolific PSU maker FSP. These have included their 80Plus Gold-rated Hydro G Pro, as well as their 80Plus Platinum rated Hydro PTM X Pro. Today we're finally capping things off with a look at the crème de la crème of the Hydro series, the 80Plus Titanium rated Hydro Ti Pro.

Today we're putting the new FSP Hydro Ti Pro 1000W (ATX 3.0) power supply on our test bench. The company (Fortron Source Power) is mainly known for the PSUs but also makes some chassis and the UPSes. It's the fourth PSU from them that we're checking. The last one was the Hydro G Pro 1000W (ATX 3.0 compliant), reviewed in February (and it earned the "Approved" award), and the earlier ones like FSP HYDRO PTM PRO 1200 (also "Approved") and FSP DAGGER PRO 850. The Hydro Ti Pro debuted in April '23 and consisted of two variants, with an output of 850 and 1000 W (we are checking in that article).

There is a new king in the 1000W category. The FSP Hydro Ti Pro 1000W unit offers jaw-dropping performance in almost every area, especially transient response, which matters the most in real-life conditions. With the lowest voltage drop at 12V so far in the 200% transient response test, required by the ATX v3.0 standard in units equipped with 12VHPWR connectors, I can say that I am impressed, something that I rarely admit, after evaluating thousands of power supplies.