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Specifications
Manufacturer
Thermaltake
Part #
Manufacturer
Thermaltake
Form Factor
ATX
Wattage
600 W
Modular
No
Type
ATX12V
Fanless
No
PCIe 6+2-Pin Connectors
1
PCIe 6-Pin Connectors
1
EPS Connectors
1
SATA Connectors
6
Molex 4-Pin Connectors
4
Efficiency
> 72%
Output
+3.3V@22A, +5V@18A, +12V1@23A, +12V2@20A, -12V@0.3A, +5VSB@2.5A
Price History
Reviews
- 18 points
- 48 months ago
from completed build My First Built PC
Not necessarily a 'bad' PSU, but it doesn't have an 80+ efficiency rating, it's non-modular, and it was kinda cheap. Wouldn't really recommend to anyone, but it's not the worst you can do.
- 16 points
- 54 months ago
from completed build First personal build
For the components I do have at the moment, it's great. But if I want to do a 960 SLI... I'll need a better one. Also, if I wanted a better cable management, I'd change it for a semi or full modular one with the flat cables.
Pros: Cheap, doesn't explode (lol), good looking, Thermaltake (a good brand), it gives all the watts I need 4 NOW, warranty.
Cons: No sli capable (so I must upgrade it), non modular, not good looking cables, it hasn't got 80+ certification.
- 15 points
- 35 months ago
from completed build Death Knight
Has done no wrong with me. I also run its 430W version in another build of mine and both are working fine. Can get loud and hot under load though.
- 15 points
- 28 days ago
from completed build Remachine X
I wouldn't have bought this myself, but it's in a low wattage system so I'm not too worried about it.
- 11 points
- 54 months ago
from completed build Completed Dell Optiplex 380
Gives a perfect amount of wattage!
- 7 points
- 16 months ago
from completed build Dragon 2.0
this isnt the exact power supply, but is has all the cables you need and has all the good safety features as well as plenty enough room to add more power hungry components.
- 5 points
- 31 months ago
from completed build TheRedDevil (MY FIRST BUILD!)
Pretty straight forward, it just gives me power. So far quite reliable and haven't had any issues.
- 3 points
- 34 months ago
from completed build legotheboss
The PSU is pretty good except for the noise. It is around 30dB idle. Quite annoying since this is the only noisy part in this whole build.
