Thermaltake just released its Toughpower GT Series power supplies in 1000 W or 1200 W sizes. Customers can choose between black and white models. These fully modular units follow ATX 3.1 rules, making them perfect for building modern gaming computers. The special PCIe Gen 5.1 connectors help run the newest graphics cards without problems.
Each power supply has 12V-2x6 cables that can send 600 watts through one wire to powerful video cards. The company made these with high-quality parts that handle power spikes up to double their rating. This keeps systems stable even during heavy gaming or video work. The 80 Plus Gold label means they waste less electricity than cheaper models.
The power supplies stay efficient even when computers sit idle. They keep electricity flowing steadily, with hold-up times over 17 milliseconds. Thanks to the Smart Zero Fan design, a quiet fan inside only runs when needed. The flat cables make building easier because they bend better around corners inside computer cases.
Safety features protect the power supply and computer parts from damage. These units support low-power sleep states, which use less energy when the computer takes breaks. All models meet important environmental standards that many countries require today. Thermaltake stands behind these power supplies with a five-year warranty to fix any problems.
PC builders who need lots of clean power for high-end parts should check these out. They work great for gamers or anyone using powerful graphics cards. The cables stay organized inside the case for better airflow. Both color options look good in modern computer setups with glass side panels.
Each power supply has 12V-2x6 cables that can send 600 watts through one wire to powerful video cards. The company made these with high-quality parts that handle power spikes up to double their rating. This keeps systems stable even during heavy gaming or video work. The 80 Plus Gold label means they waste less electricity than cheaper models.
The power supplies stay efficient even when computers sit idle. They keep electricity flowing steadily, with hold-up times over 17 milliseconds. Thanks to the Smart Zero Fan design, a quiet fan inside only runs when needed. The flat cables make building easier because they bend better around corners inside computer cases.
Safety features protect the power supply and computer parts from damage. These units support low-power sleep states, which use less energy when the computer takes breaks. All models meet important environmental standards that many countries require today. Thermaltake stands behind these power supplies with a five-year warranty to fix any problems.
PC builders who need lots of clean power for high-end parts should check these out. They work great for gamers or anyone using powerful graphics cards. The cables stay organized inside the case for better airflow. Both color options look good in modern computer setups with glass side panels.
