Gamdias enters the high-wattage market with the THOR P2-1350P, offering 1350 W of ATX 3.1 power, Rubycon capacitors, and a 12-year warranty for under $200. However, electrical performance doesn't live up to marketing promises, and factors contributing to the low MSRP start to show through.

Founded in 2012, Gamdias initially established its presence by focusing on budget-friendly gaming peripherals and aggressively styled accessories. Over the past decade, the company has steadily expanded its hardware catalog to include chassis, thermal solutions, and power supplies. While the brand is traditionally associated with entry-level and mainstream builds, Gamdias is now making a definitive push into the high-end enthusiast segment with its latest flagship power delivery lineup.

The newly released THOR P2 series steps away from budget constraints, boasting 80 Plus Platinum efficiency, native ATX 3.1 compliance, and full PCIe Gen 5.1 readiness. Today, we have the P2-1350 P on the bench for testing, which is the highest power offering in this lineup. Promising a massive 1350 W of continuous power, an internal architecture backed by 105°C Japanese capacitors, a native 12V-2x6 cable, and a reassuring 12-year warranty, Gamdias aims to prove it can compete directly with established industry heavyweights.