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  Geo_Anton2953

  2023-09-28

  For the money, very good.

  You shouldn't expect much from a 50 euro power supply.

  Old school design, logical for an old school PSU. So it's logical to have issues with cable management, but nothing too annoying. High coil whine, also absolutely logical.

  You get what you pay for.

  On the important note: I've had it for 7 years, and I've NEVER had any issues with power supply. Could it be heard? Yes, but it never caused any problems.

  4 stars only because of how loud it gets when under load.

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  • Quality construction
  • Durability
  • Value for money
  • Operational stability

  • Cable management
  • Number of connections

  • Noisy
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  Gerakofwlias

  2022-04-09

  Verified purchase

  We used it in a Budget Gaming PC that you can see here: https://youtu.be/x0tNsZpWHdY

  It is quite economical as a build and it looks... it has a grille above the fan like a model from 1990, inside if you look at it from the openings it looks a bit old school design, the cables are not sleeved but this is common in budget power supplies. Thermaltake gives it a 2-year warranty and not 5 like in their better models.
  But the most negative thing of all is the coil whine!!! It can be heard quite a bit, not to the point of being annoying but it can be heard..
  Overall, if it is a stable price of around 35 euros, it might be worth it, but with the prices we see, it is better to choose either the RGB from the same company or another budget power supply like for example from Coolermaster

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  • Cable management
  • Number of connections

  • Quality construction

  • Noisy
  • Value for money

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