With a bit of WHAT knowledge? I have a fairly good understanding of electronics, and power supply concepts and fundamentals. Maybe a bit more than just that. I have a few tools around here that I have better than average skills with and a decent understanding of how to use oscilloscopes and similar equipment, so to pretend that I am some greenhorn is kind of BS because I know you know better than that. You might not know all my specifics, but you know I'm not some damn fool.
In light of that, I asked WHERE you got that information from? Assuming that because it's a TUF product from ASUS means it is good quality, seriously makes YOU look like a fool IF you don't have some factual tear down information, and preferably a professional review that includes a full teardown and testing, to back it up with. And if you don't, then I'd suggest you not make outrageous claims like that in the future. Especially considering how often many of these popular "name brand" companies release complete shiest to the market.
For example, recently in fact:
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7JmPUr-BeEM
https://forums.evga.com/PSU-Expert-...ent-on-GPP750850-GM-Design-Flaw-m3449133.aspx
And:
https://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/evga-750-b3-power-supply,5229-11.html
And I can list example after example after example from well known brands that you THINK are reputable, but are in fact only going to invest what they HAVE to invest to sell a product. That includes their top of the line flagship products as well. Now, I'm now saying every product from ASUS or anybody else is not "good". I'm just saying, even the best products could be better IF they were to invest a little more into the design, and I'm certainly saying that brand doesn't make the slightest bit of difference EVER, for ANY hardware product. MODEL is what matters, and only after it's been properly reviewed because nothing can be trusted, until it can.
So making assumptions, if that IS what you've done, and I'm not saying you have, I am, again, just asking, usually results in a bad outcome. And just because a PSU is based on a modern platform does NOT mean it is implented well or is a good example of the execution of that platform. FSP has been the OEM on plenty of models with good platforms that have had very good implentations, and then plenty of models based off the same platform that were not implemented well and were, plainly, crap. So has CWT. So has Great Wall. So has Seasonic, although, mainly through their 3rd party partners. So has everyone else, including Super Flower and just about anybody else you would care to name. If you want to claim a unit is as good or better than some other unit, there had better be some kind of proof, preferably in the form of a professional review with a teardown, to back it up. Otherwise, it's just lip service.