GAMDIAS introduced the THOR P2 Series power supplies to help builders handle the power demands of modern high-end graphics cards. These units offer the stable voltage delivery needed for systems running the latest PCIe Gen 5.1 components without risking instability during peak loads. Buyers looking for reliable components that support the newest ATX 3.1 standard should note that this series is designed specifically for that transition.

Platinum efficiency and native 12V-2×6 support define the new series
The THOR P2 Series arrives in three wattage options: 850W, 1050W, and 1350W. Each model features native 12V-2×6 connectors alongside multiple 6+2-pin PCIe connectors to ensure compatibility with current GPU designs. The internal build uses 105°C Japanese capacitors to maintain durability under heavy electrical stress.
Specifications
- Certification: 80 PLUS Platinum
- Warranty: 12 years
- Standards: ATX 3.1, PCIe Gen 5.1
- Connectors: 12V-2×6, 6+2-pin PCIe
- Fan: 135mm Fluid Dynamic Bearing
GAMDIAS claims elite efficiency across the range, backed by 80 PLUS Platinum certification. The power delivery system supports three times the GPU power excursions and twice the total power excursions compared to previous standards. A 135mm Fluid Dynamic Bearing fan operates in Smart Silent Mode, which keeps the fan completely off when the system load stays below 20 percent.
The 850W model starts at 119.90 USD (around $120), while the top-tier 1350W version costs 199.90 USD (around $200). GAMDIAS provides a 12-year warranty on all THOR P2 Series units to cover long-term reliability concerns. These power supplies are available now for global purchase.
The THOR P2 Series establishes a baseline for modern power supply reliability with its Platinum efficiency and extensive warranty coverage. Builders can choose the wattage that matches their GPU requirements while retaining access to the latest connector standards. The pricing structure positions the 850W unit as an accessible entry point for high-efficiency builds.
Source: TweakTown




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