It’s time to feel the powah as GIGABYTE launches its latest flagship power supply, the AORUS P1600W 80+ Titanium Modular PCIe 5.1 AI TOP. This premium power supply was announced at Computex 2026 and is designed for the demanding needs of local AI work and comes with many features expected of a modern PSU. A […]
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It’s time to feel the powah as GIGABYTE launches its latest flagship power supply, the AORUS P1600W 80+ Titanium Modular PCIe 5.1 AI TOP. This premium power supply was announced at Computex 2026 and is designed for the demanding needs of local AI work and comes with many features expected of a modern PSU. A digital LCD provides real-time monitoring of power usage but can be customized to display user-generated text, images, and video. Two 16-pin ports allow for up to two high-powered GPUs to be connected without an adapter, but then two 8-pin to 16-pin cables are provided, allowing another two GPUs featuring the 16-pin connector to be added for a total of 4 graphics cards featuring the 12V-2×16 connector, and a 140mm double ball bearing smart fan that stops when the system is idle ought to be able to keep the unit cool under load. All this is packed into a compact 150 x 160 x 86mm PSU that comes with an 80+ Titanium rating capable of up to 94% efficiency.
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Pricing for the AORUS P1600W 80+ Titanium Modular PCIe 5.1 AI TOP has not yet been revealed on the GIGABYTE product page, but it should begin showing on retailer sites soon.
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