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Thermaltake Rolls Out Toughpower GF3 PSUs with PCIe Gen 5 Connector and ATX 3.0 Compliance

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Given that the 750W supports only two "legacy" PCIe 6+2 pin power connectors natively, I wonder if they're going to ship 12VHPWR-to-PCIe adapters with these PSUs, or expect customers to buy them separately?
 

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Just curiousity to ask, I pretty like Thermaltake's case like Tower 500, but i have no idea about their power supply. Is that so bad? Was there any issue before?

I was always told to buy EVGA (only certain models) or Seasonic PSU's, and more recently Corsair PSU's have entered the realm of trust. I haven't researched it too much these days though, who knows anymore.
 
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Just curiousity to ask, I pretty like Thermaltake's case like Tower 500, but i have no idea about their power supply. Is that so bad? Was there any issue before?

Like most manufacturers, it depends on which product you're looking at. TT's PSUs range from not-particularly-good to pretty-okay, though the Toughpower line seems to be genuinely good overall, IIRC. Also keep in mind that you're on a tech-enthusiast forum, so sometimes stuff that's perfectly fine for 90% of people will get written off as worthless by commenters here. Power supplies are particularly susceptible to this. Though it's worth noting that there are a LOT of genuinely terrible PSUs out there.
 
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But we're getting there. By year end there should be quite some choice.
 
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