Customer Ratings & Reviews

Powers my system with ease. I did my math determined I needed at the bare minimum a 400 watt power supply leaving room to spare. I don't like putting in more than I need due to a waste of energy. My CPU is a AMD Phenom II x3 95W and my video card is a Sapphire HD7850 OC 130W. No issues handling my setup. Only con is it's not modular and no way to disconnect unused wires but I knew this when I bought it. You just have to neatly bundle extra wires no big deal. Bought due to manufacturers 5 warranty and track record. Check the reviews they are highly recommended.

So far this worked great for my project. I'm not using it with a computer I'm using it to power my garage jukebox. It runs very quite and provides plenty of juice.

Had exactly the minimum requirements I needed for the new graphics card I installed!

When I upgraded my PC's graphics card, my old power supply was under powered and missing the correct connector for the new card. The Thermaltake was a perfect upgrade. Its footprint matched my older power supply so installation was easy. It was compatible with my new GPU board and had more than enough SATA power connectors for everything in my PC. It also runs very quietly.

At 430w this PSU is perfect for non-gamer builds and upgrades for older computers. It is quiet in operation, and includes enough connectors to feed the various cards and drives that you might have. The cables are all wrapped in nice wire loom mesh, and there are an ample number of connectors. Finished off in black, this PSU blends nicely into a clean build.

Went down to the nearby BB store for a power supply because my main PC one just burned out. I did see this Thermaltake power supply with a good price tag and sure of the quality of the Thermaltake brand just went for it. Easy to Install, excellent quality and enough connections for my main full tower PC. Working as expected, low noise fan.

I bought an ASUS desktop from an on-line store which had a great price. First day I hooked up that desktop I heard a really loud pop noise. So I went pickup this Power Supply at a Best Buy store. By the way, price was cheaper than any on-line store. The finish and quality is Excellent compared to the power supply that came in my desktop box. Cables were wrapped in sleeves, the metal finish was brilliant compared to the dull aluminum of standard power supplies. Once hooked up it worked like a champ.

It took me no more than 15 mins to install the power supply. I loved that everything was straight forward. The ony reason i got this was that it had the extra wattage i am going to need as i build my gaming pc. Im pretty sure i could've done fine with a generic power supply but i really love the way it looks inside my CPU enclosure. It looks really stealthy; Plus it is really quiet.

Fairly advanced power supply unit. Easy to install. Probably took me about 10 minutes to install from opening the PC to finish (including removal of the old power supply), Construction and quality of parts is top notch and the unit runs much quieter and cooler than the old power supply.

Fit right in, powered right up, plenty of connections ... quieter than the original that came with the desktop itself. Definitely buy again ... when the other system's power supply fails.

I got this because I needed a psu for my 3d printer. I can't speak to the quality as a pc psu but it is a thermal take so there's that. I love it it's quiet and it had plenty of power for a heated bed.

I bought this power supply for a core i3 home server I was building. I find it powers the system with no difficulty and is quiet. In the system I have a core i3 CPU and two internal hard drives, plus four fans.

i bought this to replace my sons 400 w psu ,so far it is a great replacement for the price ,plus 30 extra w ,love Thermaltake great quality at a afordable price .

The Thermaltake brand is known in the industry as among the best. I purchased this as a replacement for a burned out unit for a customer (I have a computer repair shop). Its price was competitive with the Dynex brand, which is BB's house brand and, all things being equal, well I would choose Thermaltake any day. The importance of a good Power Supply Unit to the stability and longevity of a computer system can't be overstated. Avoid the cheap PSUs out there and get a decent one like this one.

The power supply failed on my Windows 8 desktop. Picked this one up at Best Buy for $39.99. Works great, has all the connectors plus extras, and runs very quiet!

Bought this to go with the new graphics card we purchased to upgrade our power supply to run the computer better. Works great and was easy to install.

Purchased this to replace a failed power supply in a 8 year old Dell. Perfect fit. Has all the necessary connectors.

The Thermaltake power supply is a well designed such that in can be used in a wide variety of computers. I have used these in computers that are more than 10 years old as well as in computers less than 3 years old. I have never had one of these power supplies that were used as a replacement fail.

Granted, my desktop is verging on ancient at this point, and I'm patching in parts as they need to be replaced, but this wee beastie has kept a 7 year old machine trucking along. It's only a power supply, so it's not really impacting performance in any measurable way, but it certainly provides the steady flow of juice the nigh-archaeological motherboard and CPU need to hum along while I build my new rig.

If you are in need of a good power supply and can't wait for one to be shipped this is a good choice. It is also capable of handling low/mid grade video cards that require additional power. Even if said card calls for 500w on the power supply they don't use all 500w and most low mid range systems don't use enough wattage to warrant the 500w. I run this 430w on a Intel I3 and a ATi 6770HD, that is used as an arcade simulator.