Thermaltake TR2 RX 750W Bronze W0382RU ATX 12V v2.3 / EPS 12V v2.91 SLI Ready CrossFire Ready 80 PLUS BRONZE Certified Modular Active PFC Power Supply

Pros: Worked very well and didn't give me any problems for the first year of work.

Cons: Died after a little over a year of use. There was no indication or reason that it should've died--it just did. Also, there is no indicator light to tell whether it is receiving power or not, so it was very difficult to originally tell what the problem with my computer was

Other Thoughts: It was good while it while it lasted.

Manufacturer Response:

Hi Zack,
We at Thermaltake apologize for the inconvenience this may have caused you. We can replace it through warranty service. Please contact our customer service team for RMA instructions.
Thermaltake USA Customer Service
email: ttsupport@thermaltakeusa.com
Toll free: 1-800-988-1088 M-F 9:00AM ~ 5:30PM (P.S.T)
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Pros: Mostly modular, except for the main 20+4 ping adapter.
High efficiency.
Good, steady power.

Cons: Died after a little under 2 years of use. No warning, no fluctuations of power in my house. Just randomly died one day before I had a work project due.

Other Thoughts: Depending on whether other people are having problems with this product in the long run, I'd be wary. Was fine until sudden death.

Manufacturer Response:

Dear Customer,
We at Thermaltake apologize for the inconvenience this may have caused you. We can replace it through warranty service. Please contact our customer service team for warranty instructions.
Thermaltake USA Customer Service
email: ttsupport@thermaltakeusa.com
Toll free: 1-800-988-1088 M-F 9:00AM ~ 5:30PM (P.S.T)

Pros: Worked very well with both CrossFire 6850 and a GTX 670 setup.

Cons: Died after about 10 months, very unexpectedly.

Other Thoughts: Hooked up another PSU I had, and the computer works wonderfully. Not sure what to think. It was very affordable when I got it and it served my purposes well when it worked, but 10 months is not a very long time for a PSU to last. I have a 6 year old PSU that's still working great.

Pros: modular! this thing is amazing paired with a case with advanced wire management. you only have to use as many cables as you need and comes with plenty.

Cons: none this thing is perfect

Other Thoughts: its 750w with bronze 80+ rating for power consumption, i love this thing would get another if i built another monster.

Pros: Powers my CPU, GPU and the rest :)

Cons: None

Pros: Shipping was fast and it looked nice

Cons: I am building a computer Asus motherboard I-7 Intel CPU 16 megs of ram, new power supply I assembled over the weekend and poof no power Let the Computer tech check it over and power supply DOA.

Other Thoughts: Is there a power supply that doesn't have issues?

Manufacturer Response:

Hi JD,
We at Thermaltake apologize for the inconvenience this may have caused you. We will replace it through warranty service. Please contact our customer service team for RMA instructions.
Thermaltake USA Customer Service
email: ttsupport@thermaltakeusa.com
Toll free: 1-800-988-1088 M-F 9:00AM ~ 5:30PM (P.S.T)

Pros: This PSU was very quiet and modular which I love as it helps support good air flow.

Cons: I was blown away when I saw that this was only $90 for a 750W power supply that was also modular. I thought it was too good to be true.
I was right.
First day I got it I was excited as I was using a 400W PSU at the time. I wanted to lower my CPU and GPU temperatures as they were pushing about 55 degrees under load and they both recommended having a 500W PSU or greater.
I installed the PSU and booted up the computer. It was so quiet! I started up a game to see how it would perform. I finished the game and opened up a program "CPU Thermometer". My CPU was now running at 65 degrees celsius!
I then took off the case to my computer to make sure I had everything plugged in correctly. The second I opened the case a huge wave of heat hit my face. I tried to remove the PSU but it was too hot to touch!
I then went back to my 400W PSU which outperformed it.

Other Thoughts: I am very disappointed in my purchase, but then again, I saw the price tag, the wattage, and that it was modular so I just purchased it without even doing any research. It might be a good PSU if you're not putting it under too heavy of loads. I just recently purchased a 550W PSU for $130 and of course, it does a lot better as I am paying more for what should be less.

tl;dr Do some research before buying, and in my opinion you can even get a 400-500W PSU that outperforms this one for a little cheaper

Pros: its appearance, as in it appears to be too good to be true...sadly it is
if you try to push 750w from sli/cfx middle end to top end cards(660-etc, hd 7800-etc) you will fry your system

Cons: this is a re-branded Chinese oem from the brand hec be warned

Other Thoughts: research power supplies to see what power supplies are genuine products, or just cheap re-branded oem's
if you want 500-600w of performance and modular capabilities, that is what this will provide

Pros: Modular,keeps everything nice and tidy by not having wires inside my case I don't need.This replaces a similar Thermaltake 700w ps that blew up from overheating after the fan died, of course it was 5 years old.

Cons: Thermaltake needs to add a fan warning if the fan isn't working.The thermal protection circuit didn't work on the old one....so not really a con for this one.'

Other Thoughts: None

Pros: I've had it for almost a year, and it works great! havent had any problems with it at all!

Cons: none

Other Thoughts: Works great, got it for an awesome deal ($32), cant complain!