Thermaltake W0070RUC TR2 Series 430W Power Supply with 2 Fans by Thermaltake
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Digital camera reviews of Thermaltake W0070RUC TR2 Series 430W Power Supply with 2 Fans
Digital camera Review: Excelent for the price
Summary: 5 Stars
This is a great PSU. Very stable, solid and QUIET!!!!!!
If you are not running an extreme system, this is your PSU.
And be prepared... Lot of wires!!!!! I have to put them over my DVD-ROM
Digital camera Review: Excellent
Summary: 5 Stars
My first experience with Thermaltake to replace the generic PSUs that died at the most every 6 months.
This PSU rocked on my old Athlon XP machine :)
Digital camera Review: Excellent PSU, Excellent Price!!
Summary: 5 Stars
Nice PSU, quiet and do it's job. Now I don't have voltaje problems in my PC.Digital camera Review: Excellent power supply for the price
Summary: 5 Stars
Pros:
- Despite having two 80mm fans, this PSU is really quiet.
- All of the cables are wrapped in a mesh sleeve for a nice, clean look.
- Powerful enough for my older system: Athlon x2 4200+, 8800GTS 320MB, 250GB HDD, DVD burner.
- Inexpensive.
Cons:
- There are only two SATA connectors and they're really close together. Forget about having a SATA DVD in the top bay and a SATA HDD at the bottom bay on a larger case.
- Mesh sleeving makes the cables a bit thicker and stiffer to position in the case.
- Minor issue specific to Antec P series case owners, but the power cables weren't long enough to snake through the cable management system on my Antec P-182. I had to just drape the cables over my motherboard and video card.
Digital camera Review: Expert rewiew, link provided
Summary: 3 Stars
I do this every time. I buy something based on the user reviews and then find an in depth analysis of the product later.
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The article is almost 3 years old and may no longer be current. They do not have a very high opinion of most Thermaltake power supplies they have tested.
Their main concern is the usable power output is closer to 350 watts max, even though it is labeled 430W.
These people had a low opinion of the Dynex 400 model I just pulled out after 8 months of use. I think they know what they are talking about.
I just want a couple of years out this one.