Thermaltake Toughpower: 1200W Power Supply
Thermaltake Technology, the world’s leading brand for high-end chassis and high-performance power supply, is launching world’s first 1200W as well as 1000W to its Toughpower line of high-grade and high-efficiency power supplies. The new additions are the responses to higher power demand from both ATI and NVIDIA’s graphic card consumption that allows for unprecedented graphic realism and image quality. Thermaltake Toughpower 1000W and 1200W will both feature three industry’s first 8-pin PCI-E connecters as well as three original 6-pin PCI-E connectors configuration to support the Quad GPU system setup. The 8-pin PCI-E connector is the next generation standard power connector for both ATI and Nvidia high-end graphic cards; it is downward compatible with the existing 6-pin PCI-E connector with an 8 pin to 6 pin converter.
Thermaltake Toughpower 1000W and 1200W both complies with the most updated Intel ATX 12V V2.2 for desktop and EPS 12V V2.91 for workstation or server platform. On top of three 6-pin PCI-E and three 8-pin PCI-E connectors, eight SATA power connectors and eight Molex connectors presents full array of future hardware upgrades.Cable Management feature eliminates clutters inside the chassis for great system airflow and improved thermal management. Ultra-quiet dual ball bearing 14cm fan with automated thermal control only increases fan speed when needed and maintains lowest noise level during idle or low power usage status. I can hardly imagine a computer which would require 1200W power supply, but it’s nice to be prepared for the future…
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Thermaltake, the world’s leading brand for high-end chassis and high-performance power supply??
There’s marketing bullshit if I ever did read marketing bullshit. Totally not true. They are mid-class, not high-end for cases and power supplies. Not even close.
Anyways, 1 kilo-watt PSU’s have been out for a couple years now. Get back to me when we hit 2K
Great news, now I can finally get my USP-powered electric chair to work!
Forgive my French. That would be a USB-powered electric chair, of course.
Ya Thermalcrap PSU’s one of the worst you can get i have run across some cheap no name PSU’s that have testest more stable and clean power then some of ThermalCraps top of the line PSU’s everything they make it marketing BS none of it stands up to what they say it does or can do its all crap i say stay away from ThermalCrap
WOOT! Now I can finally power my entire Bedroom off of one USB-port like I always dreamed..
1200 W damn!
Very cool. Yes, you have to realize thermaltake PSU are mid-range.. I have one and it works okay and is quiet. But this is cool news!
this is bad news..imagine 6 to 8 of these running all night at a LAN party, 3 to 4 times a week. all with 30″ LCD. it’s gonna drive up the fucking electric bill like crazy.. who the hell is gonna want to host a LAN anymore and get stuck with paying the bills?
Antec PSU’s beat Thermaltake hands down! Just check out some reviews.
HEC rulez !
this is bad news..imagine 6 to 8 of these running all night at a LAN party, 3 to 4 times a week. all with 30″ LCD. it’s gonna drive up the fucking electric bill like crazy.. who the hell is gonna want to host a LAN anymore and get stuck with paying the bills?
your tellin me! it’ll be bad enough at home!
Is this a “paid for” blog entry?
omg… i dont wanna pay electricity bill for this monster
you DO realize that power supplies only draw electricty when the system asks for it and doesn’t just chug 1200 watts simply because that’s it’s peak limit?
in other words, if you put in a system that only draws 200 watts using a 1200watt PS, then the power supply will only draw 200 watts from the wall.