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Thermaltake Power Supply 240-Pin 430 Power Supply W0070RUC

Thermaltake Power Supply 240-Pin 430 Power Supply W0070RUC

(155 customer reviews)

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Description:

Thermaltake W0070RUC TR2 Power 430W 24/20/6/4pin SATA Power Supply (Black)

Features:

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Maximum Power: 430 Watts

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Switch: ATX Logic on-off additional power rocker switch (115/230 V selector switch)

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Noise: 19dB at 2000RPM

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Cooling System: Dual 80x80x20mm Fan, 2400 RPM(+/-10%), Temp. Auto Control - 3010rpm at 25¡ãC ~ 3070rpm at 40¡ãC

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Connector: 1x 20+4pin Main Connector

Product Details:

Product Length:	6.3 inches
Product Width:	3.3 inches
Product Height:	5.9 inches
Product Weight:	4.65 pounds
Package Length:	10.7 inches
Package Width:	7.8 inches
Package Height:	4.2 inches
Package Weight:	4.7 pounds
Average Customer Rating:	based on 155 reviews

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Customer Reviews:

Average Customer Review: 4.5

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50 of 52 found the following review helpful:

Great Inexpensive Power SupplySep 10, 2008
By B. Schueler "Beajay"
This is a really nice power supply for the money. I have bought several of them and they work very quietly and efficiently.

If you are unfamiliar with how to install a new power supply you might want to follow these 10 simple steps:

1 Unscrew the four screws holding the old power supply to the case.
2 Pull the old power supply out and rest it on a corner of the case.
3 Put the new power supply into the case.
4 Follow the first cord of the old power supply noting the color of the wires and where they are located. You might want to write this down if your memory isn't the greatest.
5. Find a cord on the new power suppy that matches and plug it in to the empty socket. Push down hard to make sure the cord is well seated.
6. Keep doing this untill all cords on the old power supply are unplugged and replaced with cords from the new power supply.
7. Screw in the four screws to secure the power supply to the case.
8. Plug in the power supply
9. Turn on the switch to the power supply.
10. Turn on the computer.

The whole process takes less than 10 minutes and with the low cost of the Thermaltake power supply it makes it cost-and-effort effective to upgrade your old power supply.

38 of 40 found the following review helpful:

This is the oneFeb 12, 2006
By Homesteader
This is the only choice for a quality low cost power supply. It has the power you need for all but the hardcore computers. The leads are long and mesh wrapped and it has all the different ones needed for the newer computers. It is also very quiet. A popular parts selling company has sold tons of these and had stellar reviews on it. I have bought and replaced many power supplies in the last five years and this has been my favorite. I have one running my computer right now.

29 of 30 found the following review helpful:

Thermaltake 430W used in Dell Dimension 8200Dec 19, 2005
By Donald L. Tobias
There is so much controversy regarding Dell power supplies, I thought I would review this item. I have installed this item in a Dell Dimension 8200. This computer is a 1.8 Ghz Pentium 4. It previously had a Dell 250 W power supply. This new power supply is working flawlessly! I changed out the smaller P.S., because I am upgrading to a XFX6600Gt graphics card, which requires 300 W minimum. I did have some concerns, after the erronous cautions from Dell support (India). But all is well. I notice that the dual fan configuration is very quiet.

Also, only one caveat. You will need a nibbling tool to remove some rear case sheet metal, so you can clear the rocker switch on this P.S. Not a big problem once you see how it performs.

33 of 37 found the following review helpful:

HTPC ConcernJun 13, 2007
By S. Dorr
Definitely a good power supply based on the specs. It also is very quiet which is great! I ran into 2 issues when installing it last night.
The 20/24 pin motherboard connector is a little odd. You have to bend the wire all the way to the left to get the 4 pin add-on to lock in place. This was a little odd, and you probably want to tie this cable in that position so those 4 pins do not work there way out of the connection.
Second item was the SATA power connection. There is one cable for 2 SATA devices. Unfortunately the two connectors are only 3 inches apart. This is a problem for building an HTPC system, where the SATA hard disk is not right below my SATA DVD drive. Not an issue if you are using a regular DVD/CD drive.

9 of 9 found the following review helpful:

Great power supply upgrade for Dell DimensionOct 08, 2007
By Michael D. Waters "Sys Admin"
I upgraded the worn down power supply in my Dell Dimension 8200, and this model was perfect. Very quiet and stays cool. Only one minor issue...the power switch isn't flat against the back of my Dell unit, so I just shaved the top of the switch off (since it is not needed anyway, and cannot be accessed unless I cut a hole in the case). Otherwise, plenty of cables and plenty of power. I would highly recommend this particular model if you are needing a more powerful power supply/upgrade to your older Dell Dimension.

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