I didn't saw 1000 T2, but that would be probably most wanted PSU on market.
 
 

That's only question of day. At this moment Platinum replace Gold standard and we had big choice of different Platinum PSU.
1000-1200-1600W and smaller from other companies. But my opinion is that Gold Efficiency is enough for best configuration.
For few months Titanium will replace Platinum and customers will have probably 1000-1200-1600W model from EVGA.
For my need I would keep and 1000 G2 only is problem no Eco Switch, but from side of Efficiency is perfect for 3 way SLI if need.

Toms Hardware | Posted 5th June 2015EVGA SuperNOVA Lineup Getting New PSUs
 

 
EVGA's SuperNOVA line will be enriched with a Titanium unit with 1 kW capacity and an 850 W PSU with Platinum efficiency. Both of the aforementioned PSUs are made by Super Flower and are based on the company's Leadex platform, which is among the best platforms money can buy. EVGA utilizes a fully modular cabling design and features a semi-passive mode for total silent operation at light loads.
 
According to EVGA, these two new PSUs will be available in either August or September 2015. Pricing information has not yet been determined.

 
Source >> Can't post the url for some weird / stupid reason.

wait, they have the EVGA logo in the inside? So you can't even see it unless you void the warranty? That's a bit much I think.

Jacob F "1000 T2 will be July. 750W, 850W, 1000W".

if I didn't already have the 750 G2 I would go for the 650W P2 for sure.
 
no Vlada011, I don't need more power than that my friend. 

1000W/850W/750W T2 Update Jacob F "Sept/oct"

T2 Update Jacob F "First week Oct."

Wait Titanium class will have more models, not only 1000W?
750 - 850? But no 1200 Titanium?
OK, if someone need 1200-1300W could choose Platinum or 1600 Titanium.
 
1000W is enough for most RIGs. But that's minimum if someone build Intel Xtreme and SLI, weaker models are not recommended I think because space needed to PSU stay little cooler than with 100% usage.
For Z platform 850W models are fine if someone feel that maybe he could install dual graphic cards.
If customer only plan single than 650-750.

For my need 1000W is enough and I think 1KW T2 will be most wanted.
Exactly allow people with 2 graphic cards and Intel i7, even 6-8 cores Xtreme to work with some space.
But if someone decide on same configuration to go with 1200W it's not big overkill. Overkill is not negative word at all.
That's all same series only improved efficiency and voltage regulation probably.
1200 P2 is best PSU I had in life, I'm more satisfied with him than NEX1500 even if NEX was really exclusive and more powerful, more expensive and he had nice big cable and handle. People hate that handle but I loved...
 
 
 

Yes reference GTX980Ti SC are very nice cards, but ACX model as well.
For SLI is maybe turbine better.

I don't know for me are both nice, ACX have nice led lights on side and it's little less noisy.
Turbine from other side have nice GeForce logo and famous nice look but little more noisy.
Maybe and temps are little bigger, both are nice but with SLI you should stay with turbine because ambient temps could be problem.

Maybe EVGA want to launch 1000 T2 with Paint instead of label on PSU case. 
Black case with silver or grey fonts. With printed specifications and PSU name/power. 
EVGA 1KW Titanium should be most wanted and best option for 50% of enthusiast. 
25% should concentrate on lower and 25% on stronger models. 
But 1000W is best choice if you choose PSU on longer period.
In one moment PC will maybe need arround 800W and 200W space is only for silent operation and longer life of PSU.
 

You will not make mistake if you choose 1200 P2. 
Under 1000W that's only little little difference than Titanium. 
And later if you sell him and upgrade on 1000W, somehow 1KW is nice and attractive and number and PSU model...
you will not lose... maybe few dollars.

MUGEN02
T2 Update Jacob F "Sorry it was pushed until late October/November :( Sorry about that."
 
My 6 year old Corsair HX850's performance is deteriorating.

Hoping November holds true, not long to go.