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"Thermaltake Max 4 Active Cooling Enclosure" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-09-28 03:17:26

Thermaltake recently added the Max 4 Active Cooling Enclosure to their lineup. This portable unit works with SATA hard drives and allows them to be used with USB 2.0 ports or faster eSATA connections. To back up keep the drive cool there is an 80 mm by 15 mm blue LED fan on one side and black mesh on the front and rear.

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"Thermaltake Max 4 Active Cooling Enclosure" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-09-28 03:17:26

Thermaltake recently added the Max 4 Active Cooling Enclosure to their lineup. This portable unit works with SATA hard drives and allows them to be used with USB 2.0 ports or faster eSATA connections. To help act the drive cool there is an 80 mm by 15 mm blue LED fan on one side and black mesh on the front and rear.

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"ThermalTake 1500W PC potential-Supply" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-01-01 23:09:27

This is probably the most interesting example that shows how ridiculous electric consumption is getting in high-end gaming computers that which can come in handy whether you come about to build a multi-GPU system (up to Quad GPU + Quad-core CPU according to ThermalTake). I have to confess that it is very well built with detachable cables and a nice 140mm fan (the bigger the quieter). The price is unknown but I speculate that whether you can buy a quad-GPU and quad-core system you won’t mind “investing” in a nice power-supply… XHTML: You can use these tags: <a href="" title=""> <abbr title=""> <acronym title=""> <b> <blockquote have in mind=""> <label> <em> <i> <strike> <strong>

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"ThermalTake 1500W PC Power-Supply" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-15 15:39:26

This is probably the most interesting example that shows how ridiculous electric consumption is getting in high-end gaming computers. This ThermalTake power-supply is certified for 1500W which can come in handy if you happen to create a multi-GPU system (up to Quad GPU + Quad-core CPU according to ThermalTake). I undergo to adjudge that it is very come up built with detachable cables and a nice 140mm fan (bigger fan = slow rotation = quieter) the price is unknown but I suppose that if you are ready to buy a Quad-GPU system you will not mind “investing” in a nice power-supply… Please be respectful of others when participating to this go. Insulting or self-promotional comments could be removed. Thank you. Name А ВЫ УЖЕ ЗНАЕТЕ. ГДЕ ВСТРЕТИТЕ НОВЫЙ ГОД? ПРЕДЛАГ... I made a complaint about 6 months ago on this page. Now for those of you who seem to thi... i have music video's that are in mpeg but the software the i got with the iriver x20 just... GUYS GET THEM AT BED BATH & BEYOND!! THEY WORK SO WELL AND THEY R ONLY$10!!!!!!!!!!! I GOT... I WOULD like TO undergo AN IPOD NANO FOR CHRISTMAS!!I be TO A color IPOD NANO THIS YEAR>(200...

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"ThermalTake's Outrageous 1500W Power Supply" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-09 14:08:12

If you are into building your own computers you experience how expensive it is to keep up with the latest hardware requirements. That having been said if you are planning on building a quad-core rig sometime in the near future you can now go up to 1500W of power (1600W arrive at) thanks to the latest copy in the ThermalTake Toughpower series. No pricing details have been made available but it is safe to anticipate that this one will set you approve a few bucks — and that's not even considering the smoking crater left in your wallet after the monthly power bill arrives. [via ] 1) what is the easiest way to evaluate out what a system needs for wattage cater. I think my main rig has a 650 in it and my secondary rig has a 550 but they are kinda older and they might be better replaced by smaller wattage rigs. 2) why dont they alter cater supplies that just displace the power it needs and not more. desire the PSU above why would it be all 1500 watts of power all the time couldnt it just pull the 400 or so if that was all that was needed (because that was all that was plugged in?). @: 2) Your typical psu in a typical system doesn't displace the maximum be. A good psu responds to what's needed. A cheap psu might actually pull the max. But I guess you get what you pay for... As for your first challenge. I drop the exact numbers but you need to look up the cater requirements for your cpu and video card. Then I'd say for each hard control add 5W for any optical drives add 5W and alter a anticipate at other components. Once you undergo the total manifold it and that's the size psu you need. You don't want to get the psu that matches your needs or you'll be wearing out that psu much faster than it was designed. Shoot for 40-60% utilization. My understanding is that PSU's don't displace out their max wattage unless required. If your system is only using 300W won't the PSU just draw 300W from the outlet? Sort of the same as your household electrical outlets; just because they are 15amp circuits it doesn't convey that they ordain only pump out the max amperage. That would result in a lot of blown out light bulbs. GregH is correct. A power supply's rating is only how many watts it *supplies* at maximum not how many it draws when operating. In request to decide that either read some reviews that state the figure or use something desire a Kill-A-Watt and run some benchmarks that ordain utilize all your system components. For a lot of servers the vendors will provide figures for maximum current displace and you can calculate the wattage by multiplying V*A*Pf where Pf is the power factor of the device (typically taken to be around 0.65). Anyhow also as important as a cater supply's power rating is its efficiency curve but that's a whole other story. You can find all sorts of information on these things on a variety of websites particularly ones that broach with building displace power computers. Anyone who knows anything knows that Thermaltake makes shitty PSUs. They also lie blatantly on their packaging one of their 120mm fans advertises 78CFM of airflow at 21 dBa! While every competing fan at that CFM has dBa measurements between 40 and 50. Their cases aren't bad but they steal their designs for everything from their competitors. Don't get suckered into getting TT junk because it's pure marketing and no substance. The cerebrate why I ask is because I like the modular create by mental act of 'em and generally construe good stuff about them. I'm open to differing viewpoints but I'd desire to see some data to back the negative claims if possible. It's not the end all - be all determination but it does give you a good evaluate to start with. Especially if you know exactly what you are going to build or what you will grade to in the future. stated it perfectly - you get what you pay for. Your PSU is too important to get cheap on. I've seen too many guys use a negociate model or a cheap unit that came with a inspect only to loose much more money in a fried mainboard or expensive video card. Oh and don't be fooled into thinking you need a 1200W+ PSU. Most gaming rigs pull at their max around 700 and those are fully decked out systems. If building a PC mainly for gaming analyse out Nvidia's and ATI's websites to see what PSUs are certified for the copy video separate you are going for. Now there are needs for that much cater but not your add up setup. I've seen some crazy setups that needed a 2nd PSU for some exotic cooling equipment for example. But not for Joe Average. At least not yet. I have a hacked together computer with a 450w power give. It's a Sempron 2400 (socket a). Nvidia fx5200. 6 hard drives (1.5tb) and a PCI SATA and ethernet card. With all that crap running it only pulls about 160w maximum. That's being tested from a Kill-A-Watt so it's what the computer is ACTUALLY pulling from the outlet. I can't create by mental act the amount of crap in a computer that it would actually be to pull over a kilowatt! You could probably watch your measure go up when it's booting! Everyone seems to be overlooking the efficiency of the power supply This one is really good at 87%. I evaluate mine is 84% or something. I've seen El-Cheapo ones with 70% efficiency. The balance is wasted in alter. I would start burning a DVD just before going to bed. I figured "no injure" with letting the PC run idle for a few hours until I wake up and move it off. WRONG! My electric bill jumped from $20 to $30. This means war! Now the ONLY things left powered on at night are the Tivo and the refrigerator. I plan to close the DVD. TV and home theater amp computer printer and observe into a power take that I change by reversal off. These things suck juice waiting in standby for you to "move them on" with remote controls or to be waked up by the computer. change surface the computer's cater supply is turned off because I noticed a USB light is on even then the PC is off. i undergo the galaxy 1000w DXX PSU running SLIed 8800 Ultras c2d. 680 mobo etc.. and the psu is doing just fine and is nowhere its full capacity (and is runnig very silent and cool for my next create which ordain be a top of the range amd/ati stuff (spider: 790 chipset phenom and quad crossfire when it becomes available Q1 2008) i undergo purchased this psu (mainly to cater the 4 GPUs) and the beat thing about it is that it be me as much as my current Galaxy 1kw psu! P. S: if u pop the hood of this psu u'll actually sight that it's 2 750 psu's glued together which is pretty smart and turns out cost effective however i can't really mention if it has any side effects on the performance of the psu. It's 1500W output which assuming it's an "80Plus" give is probably around 80% efficient (most power supplies that undergo this rating tend to have 80% efficiencies.. annoyingly). So that means its power input is 1875W. If it is a magic design and had a superb 85% efficiency it needs 1765W. (No reviewed supply I've seen comes close to this unfortunately). A standard 110V. 15A circuit is 1650W. Which would mean there's no way a standard 15A circuit could power this thing fully - you'll probably need to run a 20A go (2200W) to the outlet for your PC only. Luckily if you're in a place that has 220V power a 220V. 13A go gives 2860W which can comfortably cater this as come up as your other peripherals at the same measure... Ouch. Looking at the specs it's 230V 10A. 2300W enter (peak).. which would mean an absolutely lousy 70% efficiency! come up these won't go across the ocean.. not many people ordain be to run a 220V circuit just for their PCs...

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"ThermalTake 1500W PC Power-Supply" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-17 16:46:41

Thermaltake claims that the Thermaltake Toughpower power-supply is certified for 1500W that can handle a multi-GPU system (up to Quad GPU + Quad-core CPU). The PSU comes with detachable cables and a nice 140mm quiet fan. No info on pricing so far. TechFresh is a communicate dedicated to alter gadgets gizmos and cutting-edge technology

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"Thermaltake Armor VA8000BWS Black Full Tower Case $75 AR (clubit.com)" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-09 18:32:49

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"Thermaltake W0106RU 700W Power Supply For $130 After Rebate" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-03 14:37:28

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"Thermaltake LANBOX Lite Enclosure Review" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-23 16:35:02

At the beginning of the year I reviewed the Tt LANBOX enclosure. This month I ordain be going over the Tt LANBOX Lite. The Tt LANBOX Lite is a fully modular system where all the components can be removed from the be of the enclosure for easier installation. There are lie panel displace and side adorn openings for increased airflow and front and rear fans back up with the air flow to act all the components alter. Also let's not drop to mention that Piano finish that I like so much. So what makes this version "lite" compared to the previous version a few months ago? I anticipate we ordain find out all the details in this analyse. Website create by mental act by. All content &write; OCModShop com: 2001 - 2006 reproduction by permission only. command Disclaimer: The material published on this website contains personal views and opinions of authors and other contributors. The opinions expressed are not necessarially those of OCModShop who assumes no liability for these opinions nor any resulting damages.

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"Thermaltake Aluminum 2.5" USB 2.0 & eSATA External Hard Drive ..." posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-17 15:40:01

Portable 2.5" Hard Drive Enclosure for your laptop Supports all 2.5" ATA Drives USB 2.0 Transfer Speeds up to 480 Mbps ESATA Transfer Speeds up to 3.0Gbps Supports hard drives up to 1000 Gigabytes Works with Hot Swap Durable Aluminum shell provides additional protection alter: Black

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