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Thermaltake's power supplies are no exception to this rule, but you have to disregard any bad press that you've heard in the past. The main reason for this, is that when Thermaltake first introduced power supplies to its product catalogue, they weren't any good in all honestly but after a trip back to the drawing board and some well thought out decisions, they came back fighting and are now treated as having some of the best power supplies on the market.
Thermaltake is adding four new models to their Toughpower XT series, 565 W, 665 W, 775 W and 875 W. The first question that came into our minds was "do they use a different internal design"? This question is important since we tested the 750 W version of Toughpower XT and it presented a very high noise level at +12 V output when delivering its labeled wattage. Let's see if things improved with the 775 W model.
Thermaltake have a solid reputation for building capable and efficient power supplies and today we are looking at one of the four new units in their latest Toughpower XT Series – the 775. These range in output capacity from the entry level 575W to the high end 875W and they are supplied with modular cables.
Today HardwareHeaven will have a look at a model from Thermaltake's high performance series, the Toughpower XT 750W. Thermaltake designed the Toughpower XT series with enthusiasts in mind and the result is a very interesting product with a massive 12V line and a very long list of features.
Current power supplies are all about efficiency and power and for good reason, you want enough power for power hungry system while being efficient enough not to destroy your power bill. Thermaltake has updated their famous Toughpower line with the newer Toughpower XT 750w which we will be looking at today.
As many experienced PC enthusiasts will tell you, the power supply is the lifeblood of your computer. If the CPU is the brain of your computer, then the PSU is definitely the heart. The quality and dependability of your entire computer is only as good as the unit that powers it. Today we take a close look at the Thermaltake Toughpower XT 750w PSU to see if it is fit for the task.
Toughpower XT is an updated version of the famous Toughpower series from Thermaltake, featuring two novelties. First, a set of three LEDs that gives you basic status about the power supply working conditions. Second, a switch where you can configure the power supply fan to keep spinning for 15 or 30 seconds after you turn off your PC, which in theory can increase the product life-span. Another difference is the use of a single-rail design, while the original Thoughpower series uses a four-rail design. Let's test the 750 W model and see if it is a good buy.
Thermaltake ist in der PC-Branche eines der Unternehmen, welches ein breit gefächertes Produktsortiment aufweist. Neben Gehäusen, Luftkühlern und Wasserkühlungen bietet Thermaltake auch Netzteile an. Mit der Toughpower XT-Serie bietet Thermaltake Netzteile an, welche auch mit energiehungrigen Grafikkarten zurecht kommen sollen. Insgesamt vier verschiedene Versionen stehen dem Anwender hier zur Auswahl, angefangen bei 575 Watt bis hin zu 875 Watt. In unserem heutigen Review wollen wir einem Exemplar mit 675 Watt Leistung auf den Zahn fühlen. Wie sich das Thermaltake Toughpower XT 675W im Test geschlagen hat, erfahrt ihr auf den folgenden Seiten.
We’ve been throwing a lot of heavy hitters and quality power supplies on the test equipment lately. Some have proven to be quite worthy while others haven’t quite been up to par. Thermaltake wants a crack at our testing methodology and it promises to be a grand encounter.
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