Thermaltake Announces New Toughpower Silver Series 80 Plus Silver Compliant PSUs

[btarunr]

Thermaltake, a premium computer components designer and supplier, an expert in creating leading-edge innovations and fascinating environment for gamers and enthusiasts, has provided customers with the ideal blend of high quality, performance, and efficiency power supplies to improve system performance and bring the users to the up most potential. Since the end of 2010 on the release of Toughpower Silver Series 1350W 80Plus Silver certified, this is the well-proven success formula and showing the intelligent interaction with technical innovations. Thermaltake globally adding three more silver stars (80Plus Silver Certified) to the series in August, 2011.

Now the Toughpower Silver Series 80Plus Silver series will includes 1000W, 1200W, and 1500W along with 1350W for today's dynamic systems and power hungry enthusiasts. This Toughpower Silver Series high-efficient power supplies offer high-end features and exacting performance standards, but are still energy efficient and targeted at high-end users. With the proof of 80 Plus silver certification, Toughpower Silver Series power supplies stands out from the crowd and inherit the Thermaltake's passion to technological craft and application of life entertaining culture.



Thermaltake Eco-Vision / Efficiency with Flexitivity
Major components in a PC system are progressively consuming more wattages than before. Thermaltake not only understands the needs of gamers and enthusiasts within this forever changing PC market, as well as keeping "Eco-Vision" in mind, we upgraded the Toughpower 80Plus series (1000W, 1200W and 1500W) to Toughpower Silver Series (1000W, 1200W and 1500W), in order to offer enthusiasts a wider range of money saving solutions, and show our concerns for our mother nature. The upgraded Toughpower 80Plus Silver certified series promised to provide up to 91% efficiency and deliver the world's high-efficient performance and advanced reliability in the market. Offering 8 of PCI-E connectors and 12 of SATA connectors, the Toughpower Silver Series is ready for all current multi-GPU setups ranging from NVIDIA 3-Way/4-Way SLI to AMD CrossFireX configurations. The additional double-forward switching circuitry provides highest reliability by reducing power loss considerably, while the DC-DC converter further increases highest efficiency levels.

Superb Performance / Permanence
Still searching for a truthful power supply for your dynamic system? The robust dual+12V rail design allows excellent performance under all types of system loading, in combination with 100% 105 °C / 212 °F Japanese electrolytic and solid state capacitors allow for decisively improved over-clocking performance, longer life time and increased reliability as well as stability even under higher operating temperatures, frequencies and currents. An 8pin CPU and a 4+4pin CPU connectors enable support for dual CPU gaming and mission-critical server applications. Cool performance and quiet operation is provided by the ultra silent 13.5 cm fan with an automatic intelligent fan speed control. Built-in industrial grade protection circuitries to protect the power supply from over current, over voltage, under voltage, over power, over temperature as well as short circuitry, make Toughpower Silver Series the safest choice of its kind. The Toughpower Silver Series is guaranteed to deliver continuous power 24/7 @ 40 ℃ with up to 91% efficiency under real world load conditions in a multi-GPU setup. The Toughpower Silver Series is designed for professional gamers with high demand of efficiency, stability and reliability.

For more information, visit the product pages of Toughpower Silver 1000W, 1200W, 1500W.

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[FreedomEclipse]

Doesnt Corsair test their units at 50'c for 80%+ efficiency???

toe the line or gtfo thermaltake!!

 

[entropy13]

Doesnt Corsair test their units at 50'c for 80%+ efficiency???

toe the line or gtfo thermaltake!!

Haven't they offset that 10C difference already by saying that it was tested for 91% efficiency at 40C, but it is only "Silver" and not "Gold"?

 

[FreedomEclipse]

Haven't they offset that 10C difference already by saying that it was tested for 91% efficiency at 40C, but it is only "Silver" and not "Gold"?

 

[marcthpro]

and that supposed to impress us ? there @40C ? needless to remember how The Thermaltake Troughpower TR2 (HEC PLATFORM) 750W Is a Failure Priced as high as 70-100$ ? it don't pass @50C Test Without problem and doesn't even provide Rated energy ?

while usually like 7-9 others competitors : usually give up to +100W Then Advertised Energy At cost of a Drop of 10% in Energy Efficiency as well supporting the @50C Load according you have 3 GPU LIKE GTX 480 : a Case with only 1 Exhaust fan : and overclocekd ur CPU : then maybe the PSU Reach that @50 load

 

[[H]@RD5TUFF]

1350 watts , holy crap!

 

[Th3pwn3r]

Doesnt Corsair test their units at 50'c for 80%+ efficiency???

toe the line or gtfo thermaltake!!

At first I didn't really understand what you meant since I don't know too much about testing PSUs and ratings BUT I now understand. This is very similar to how car audio companies rate their amplifiers, some rate the power output of their amps at .000001 total harmonic distortion(THD) and others will rate them at 1%THD, of course they usually try to leave that information out.

 

[entropy13]

Doesnt Corsair test their units at 50'c for 80%+ efficiency???

toe the line or gtfo thermaltake!!

At first I didn't really understand what you meant since I don't know too much about testing PSUs and ratings BUT I now understand. This is very similar to how car audio companies rate their amplifiers, some rate the power output of their amps at .000001 total harmonic distortion(THD) and others will rate them at 1%THD, of course they usually try to leave that information out.

If you read the page for the Toughpower XT series, they're apparently tested @50C for 80PLUS Bronze efficiency (but Ecos Consulting list the series as 80PLUS Silver - tested at 25C, Thermaltake "downgraded" the rating).