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ASRock Steel Legend SL-1000G vs Montech Century II 1050W

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  • 26 different values
  • 5 known for one only
  • 21 the same
  • 6 missing for both

Biggest differences

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  1. 12V rippleLower is betterA: 40.28mVB: 22.04mVMontech is 18.24 mV lower.
  2. SATA power connectorsA: 9B: 12Montech has 3 more.
  3. 4-pin Molex connectorsA: 3B: 4Montech has 1 more.
  4. Average noiseLower is betterA: 21.99dB(A)B: 28.5dB(A)ASRock is 6.51 dB(A) lower.
  5. Hold-up timeA: 18.9msB: 24.3msMontech is 5.4 ms higher.
  6. PCIe 8-pin connectorsA: 5B: 6Montech has 1 more.

Size, drawn to scale

Front and side.

Weight

0 to 2.5 kg

A1.748kg
B1.49kg

All 66 fields

Every value links to where we found it.

AASRock Steel Legend SL-1000G
BMontech Century II 1050W

General

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Announced
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Predecessor
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Successor
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Launch price (EU)
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Markets
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Power

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Full power rated up to
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Certifications

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Cybenetics efficiency at 230V

Measured

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Cables and connectors

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Cables
AASRock Steel Legend SL-1000G
ConnectorConnectorsCablesLength to first plug (mm)Wire gaugeRated power (W)
ATX 24-pin (20+4)1160018AWGNot available
CPU 8-pin (EPS, 4+4)2265018AWGNot available
PCIe 8-pin (6+2)5360018AWGNot available
12V-2x61165016AWG600
SATA power9345018AWGNot available
4-pin Molex3145018AWGNot available
Source4Retailer pagemultitronic.fi/en/products/4417376/asrock-steel-legend-sl-1000g-1000w--virtalahde--80-plus-goldRead 15 October 2026The gallery image SL-1000G-1 is ASRock's Cables Included slide: 1x MB 24 pin 600 mm, 2x CPU 4+4 pin 650 mm, 1x PCIe 12V-2x6 650 mm, 3x PCIe 6+2 pin 600 mm, 3x SATA 450 mm then 120 mm then 120 mm, 1x PATA 450 mm then 120 mm then 120 mm. The slide counts cables. Cybenetics and the ASCII review show that two of the three PCIe cables carry two plugs each, so the unit has 5 PCIe 8-pin plugs on 3 cables. SATA is 9 plugs on 3 cables and Molex is 3 plugs on 1 cable. The ASRock spec table on Inside Tech prints 2 for 12+4 pin, which Cybenetics, BuildCores, Geeknetic and ASCII do not show. One cable is stored.5Reviewweekly.ascii.jp/elem/000/004/243/4243655Read 15 October 2026Cables in the box: 1 ATX 20+4 pin, 2 EPS 4+4 pin, 1 12V-2x6 rated to 600 W, 3 PCIe 6+2 pin, 3 SATA cables with 9 SATA plugs and 1 peripheral cable with 3 plugs. The reviewer measured about 600 mm for the ATX cable, 650 mm for the EPS and 12V-2x6 cables and 600 mm for the PCIe cables.7Measurementcybenetics.com/evaluations/psus/2542Read 15 October 2026Cables and Connectors table: ATX 600 mm 18AWG, EPS 4+4 640 mm 18AWG (2 cables), 6+2 PCIe 590 mm plus 140 mm on two cables with two plugs each plus one single 590 mm cable (5 plugs, all 18AWG), 12+4 pin PCIe 645 mm (600W) 16-24AWG, SATA 450 mm then 120 mm then 120 mm on 3 cables (9 plugs), 4-pin Molex 440 mm then 110 mm then 110 mm on 1 cable (3 plugs). The stored lengths are the maker's lengths from ASRock's Cables Included slide. The 16-24AWG range of the 12V-2x6 cable includes the thin sideband wires, so the 16AWG power wire gauge is stored. The sample is the same for the black and white models.
CPU (EPS) connectors
2
2
PCIe 8-pin connectors
5
6
16-pin GPU connectors
1
1
SATA power connectors
9
12
4-pin Molex connectors
3
4

Fan

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Fan mode switch

Protection and parts

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Protections
MTBF (claimed)
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Monitoring and lighting

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Software monitoring
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Software
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Built-in power display
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Dimensions and weight

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In the box

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Warranty

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