Questions & Answers

Q: QuestionDoes this power supply have a fan, and if so, what size is it?

• A:Answer Yes, it features a 120mm fluid bearing fan for superior cooling.

Q: QuestionWhat is the energy efficiency certification of this power supply?

• A:Answer This power supply is 80 PLUS Gold certified for energy efficiency.

Q: QuestionHow does the Smart Zero Fan feature work on this power supply?

• A:Answer The fan remains inactive until the power supply load surpasses 30%, minimizing noise.

Q: QuestionWhat type of cabling does this power supply use?

• A:Answer It utilizes fully modular low-profile flat cables for neat cable management and improved airflow within the computer chassis.

Q: QuestionWhat is the warranty period for this power supply?

• A:Answer This power supply comes with a 10-year warranty, covering both parts and labor.

Q: QuestionWhat are the actual dimensions of the Thermaltake - Toughpower GF A3 1200W 80 PLUS Gold PCIe Gen 5? The dimensions shown don't seem correct.

Asked 1 week ago by CoffeeLover.

• A:Answer Hello, the dimensions are 150mm(W)x86mm(H)x140mm(D). Best regards, Thermaltake Support

  Answered 3 days ago by Thermaltake

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Q: QuestionIf I have a thermalake modular PSU and I want to upgrade to this, can I leave the cables plugged into the motherboard and directly into the new PSU base?

Asked 3 months ago by Alex.

• A:Answer No, you need to use the cables that come with the PSU. They are proprietary.

  Answered 1 month ago by JoeWVerified Purchase

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Q: QuestionExactly how many PCIE + CPU cables come with this PSU?

Asked 10 months ago by Brent.

• A:Answer CPU cables (called ATX 12V or EPS12V cables): There are 2 cables. Each cable has a 4+4 pin connector, which means you can plug it into your CPU power socket. PCIe cables (for your graphics card): 1 cable with a 12+4 pin connector (this is the new big one for the latest GPUs). 3 cables with 6+2 pin connectors. (One of those cables actually has two parts: one 500mm and one 150mm length, so you can reach farther inside your case.) So basically: CPU cables: 2 (for powering the brain of your PC) PCIe cables: 4 total (1 big 12+4 pin + 3 smaller 6+2 pins) If you’re plugging this in, just remember: CPU cables go to the processor area on your motherboard. PCIe cables go to your graphics card. No sweat, you got all the cables you need.

  Answered 3 months ago by DavidTVerified Purchase

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Q: QuestionWill this be ready to handle RTX 5000 series GPUs?

Asked 11 months ago by dandisser.

• A:Answer Yes, this is definitely more than capable to handle it.

  Answered 1 month ago by JoeWVerified Purchase

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Q: Questiondoes this come with all the cables

Asked 1 year ago by Nick.

• A:Answer Yes, comes with everything you could need.

  Answered 1 month ago by JoeWVerified Purchase

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