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Thermaltake TWV500

W1zzard

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Thermaltake has put together a nice package consisting of a PSU with modular cables, a 5.25" drive bay real-time Watts Viewer and an additional 120mm case fan.

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I have a Thermaltake Silent PurePower 410w that is very similar to this power supply, I'm worried my voltages might be unstable like that. Should I consider getting a different PSU with my overclock? If so, what should I consider? I know PC Power & Cooling is the best of the best, but I don't know if I can afford that.
 
W1zz ... I just bought one before the review ... but after installing it I've been able to adjust the fan speed up and down unlike your test model ... using a meter I get a solid 12.34v from the molex...

6 80mm fans
4 SATA HDs
1 120mm fan
AGP XT800XT PE VGPU@1.68v
2@512 OCZ PC4000 at 3.2v
1 DVD R/W
1 CDRW
3.2e @ 4.00
P4P800E

Unlike the test model my Watts viewer displays the wattage at half of the total... so 250 on the display is 500 .... I see in your review it displays 480 ... but its a 500w :confused:
 
i had only about 480w load connected for a readout of 480 w
 
W1zzard said:
i had only about 480w load connected for a readout of 480 w

That would explain it... :) as usual a very good review .... :cool:
 
sound level meter coming the next days to add sound level measurements :)
 
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