Thermaltake Toughpower 750W Review - PAGE 1

Power supplies have become an increasingly fickle part of PC building. With larger and more powerful processors and video cards coming through in recent past, power supplies have become more prominent as one of the main components of a system. Once often overlooked, power supplies are no longer arbitrary PC components as builders must evaluate their builds before choosing an appropriate power supply with sufficient wattage. Most case manufacturers ship cases without power supplies full well knowing that they would not be able to compare to enthusiast power supplies.

Thermaltake has been one of notable companies producing standalone power supplies for enthusiasts. Previously we've already reviewed one of Thermaltake's cable management PSUs, as well as their Toughpower 750W power supply which boasts the exact same specs as this current Toughpower sans the cable management. Essentially they are the same power supply with that one difference of modulation. So if you would like a more indepth analysis of this power supply, refer to the early review.

This review, as you'll see, shows that both of Thermaltake's Toughpower and Toughpower cable management power supplies are near identical in the numbers and performance. At one of the highest wattages available on market before the deluge of DX10 capable PSUs in the 850-1200W range become widely available, the Toughpower 750W cable management won't come cheap. The power supply is meant for high end systems and is priced accordingly.