Thermaltake launches a huge range of PSUs at CES 2021 - From SFX to 1550W

[WYP]

Whether your PC is big or small, Thermaltake has a PSU for you.



Read more about Thermaltake's latest Toughpower series power supplies.

 

[Dawelio]

Am I the only one in here that has a strong foothold towards Thermaltake? After their whole fiasco with copying CaseLabs etc?...

Thermaltake's SFX Gold Series is designed to deliver users plenty of power for compact gaming or workstation PCs. For this use case, power capacities of up to 650W are more than enough for most systems, as small Mini-ITX systems cannot support multiple graphics cards or a huge number of accessories.

Also Mark, I feel like this is a bit missleading, as today just Nvidia's Ampere GPUs are recommending an 750W alone and putting that inside a SFF system, sometimes requires more than 650W. There's a reason many SFF builds go with Corsair SF750 PSUs.

 

[grec]

Am I the only one in here that has a strong foothold towards Thermaltake? After their whole fiasco with copying CaseLabs etc?...


Also Mark, I feel like this is a bit missleading, as today just Nvidia's Ampere GPUs are recommending an 750W alone and putting that inside a SFF system, sometimes requires more than 650W. There's a reason many SFF builds go with Corsair SF750 PSUs.

To be fair, no Mini ITX GPU and CPU combo of todays parts can max out a 650W PSU without overclocking/power limit increasing, even a RTX3090 with an i9 10900K and all your other gear would be around upto 600W at stock, the recommendations just have massive overheads.

 

[Dawelio]

To be fair, no Mini ITX GPU and CPU combo of todays parts can max out a 650W PSU without overclocking/power limit increasing, even a RTX3090 with an i9 10900K and all your other gear would be around upto 600W at stock, the recommendations just have massive overheads.

How many users do you think, outside of enthusiasts, will know this? I think the percentage of this group of users is very high unfortunately.

Also, the cases and usages today, no one uses an Mini ITX GPU. Even an Dan A4 SFX can accommodate a full size GPU.

 

[WYP]

How many users do you think, outside of enthusiasts, will know this? I think the percentage of this group of users is very high unfortunately.

Also, the cases and usages today, no one uses an Mini ITX GPU. Even an Dan A4 SFX can accommodate a full size GPU.

While the DAN case can fit "full-sized" GPUs, it can only fit dual-slot GPUs, which aren't as common on high-end GPUs as they used to be.

 

[Dawelio]

While the DAN case can fit "full-sized" GPUs, it can only fit dual-slot GPUs, which aren't as common on high-end GPUs as they used to be.

Fair enough then, take the NCASE M1. Can fit tripple slot GPUs

 

[NeverBackDown]

Fair enough then, take the NCASE M1. Can fit tripple slot GPUs

Can fit SOME triple slot GPUs. Need to check the status of confirmed fitment for that case. Not every GPU will fit.