ThermalTake 1500W PC Power-Supply
Nov 16, 07 03:26 PM PDT
This is probably the most interesting example that shows how ridiculous electric consumption is getting in high-end gaming computers. This Thermaltake Toughpower power-supply is certified for 1500W, which can come in handy if you happen to build a multi-GPU system (up to Quad GPU + Quad-core CPU according to ThermalTake). I have to admit that it is very well built with detachable cables and a nice 140mm fan (the bigger, the quieter). The price is unknown but I suppose that if you can buy a quad-GPU and quad-core system, you won’t mind “investing” in a nice power-supply… ( Add a comment)
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By Hubert , 15/01/08 8:05 AM (CommentID #431248)
Hi Mad Mod Mike, long time no see :) When my computer uses as much Watts as my micro-wave oven, I have to admit that it bugs me.
By MAD MOD MIKE , 15/01/08 7:31 AM (CommentID #431200)
guys not silly for any high end considering a quad gpu set up can consume well over 950W not over clocking
By Graham Green , 18/11/07 3:41 PM (CommentID #368951)
GREAT! I can use it to heat my living room, too!
By Whoever , 18/11/07 10:13 AM (CommentID #368601)
Totally ridiculous and completely unnecessary for any high end rig.
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