








โก Power your passion silently and efficiently โ the future of gaming starts here!
The NZXT C1200 is a fully modular 1200W ATX 3.0 power supply designed for next-gen gaming rigs. Featuring PCIe 5.0 12VHPWR connectors, it delivers up to 600W to high-end GPUs like the RTX 4090. With 80 Plus Gold efficiency, zero fan mode for silent operation, and premium Japanese capacitors, it combines power, reliability, and quiet performanceโall backed by a 10-year warranty.





| ASIN | B0BQX19J1R |
| Customer reviews | 4.2 4.2 out of 5 stars (151) |
| Date First Available | 20 May 2024 |
| Item model number | PA-2G1BB-US |
| Manufacturer | NZXT |
| Package Dimensions | 34.9 x 23.1 x 12.1 cm; 3.65 kg |
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H**.
Perfect for my 4090
What a quiet and powerful psu. The zero fan design ensures minimal noise even under heavy loads, making it perfect for a home theater PC setup. Its high efficiency rating also means lower energy consumption and reduced heat output. Overall, this PSU is a top choice for those seeking a reliable and silent power supply unit.
J**N
You get what you pay for...
I had been racking my brain for months trying to figure out what was wrong with my PC. Randomly, my PC was tripping the breaker in my room; I tried using other circuits...same problem. My first thought was the PSU - but my PSU was only 2 years old at the time and was an EVGA 1200w supernova, which is a reputable brand, or so I thought. Regardless, I figured I'd get a new PSU to see if that would stop the breakers from tripping. I purchased a new 850W EVGA Supernova and continued to have similar issues, breakers tripping, pc hard shutting off, BSODs. At that point, I figured it couldn't be the PSU as it was a brand-new replacement. I swapped the ram, swapped the CPU, replaced all the wiring throughout the system etc. and was STILL having issues. I was going pull my hair out as this had been going on for 5-6 months. I was about to replace the motherboard too when I decided, you know what? perhaps I should return the 850W EVGA PSU and go with an entirely new brand. So I went with this 1200W NZXT, and wouldn't ya know it, my PC is back to normal. It's been one month, no shutdowns, no tripped breakers, no BSODS. I've learned two things from this ordeal. One, EVGA PSUs suck. Two, NZXT PSUs don't suck.
L**N
noise-free
The NZXT C1200 PSU is a 1200 Watt power supply that impresses with its quiet performance. During operation, I havenโt noticed any noise, which is great for any gaming or work PC setup. Itโs easy to install and reliable, providing ample power without the distraction of sound. Great for users who need a powerful, noise-free power supply.
W**M
This is it.
NZXT has a proven track record of developing high-quality hardware; this PSU is no exception. Its excellent modular design means you can easily remove unnecessary cables and keep your PC's internal space clean and tidy. It has a fantastic power rating, draws only what's needed, and supplies only what's demanded. The best part is the 600W connection, which reduces clutter when connecting to a 4090. One and done. A comprehensive benchmark was performed on this PSU; generally, the power efficiency is around the high 80th to low 90th percentile, which is decent for a device at this rating. It's well worth the money, and with the 10-year warranty, you're set for some time.
J**N
NZXT C1200 80+ Gold explodes after just 2 years
After 2 years of use. It exploded on me ;-; Was playing a game (not a demanding game at all) like usual and all of a sudden pc shuts off. Thought i had a black out or something so i turned it on after 5 minutes, just before it was about to hit the windows logo screen my pc shuts off suddenly again but followed by a loud POP and sparks. Immediately unplugged everything and thankfully my pc components are still okay. After 2 years of use and i never let my pc run overnight nor had the psu ever overheated Opened it up and found MOSFET connector was the cause of the spark and pop (seen on photo) Last photo is example of normal MOSFET thats still intact PC SPEC MSI B350M Gaming Pro (old ah motherboard but never gave me problems) MSI RTX 3070ti gpu AMD Ryzen 7 3800x cpu HyperX Predator DDR4 3600mhz (2 x 8gb) RAM NZXT C1200 80+ Gold Psu
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