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Specification


GENERAL:
- Wattage	1200 Watts
- Fan	140 mm 2300 RPM ± 10%
- Efficiency	87% +
- PFC	Active PFC (PF > 0.9)
- Hold-Up Time	16 ms
- Switches	ATX Logic On-Off Additional Power Racker Switch
- Motherboard Connectors	24-pin Main Connector 8-pin Power Connector 4+4-pin Power Connector
- Power Good Signal	100-500 ms
- Form Factor	ATX 12V 2.2
- Dimension	7.8 x 5.9 x 3.3 inch (L)x(W)x(H) 200 x 150 x 86 mm (L)x(W)x(H)
- Warranty	5 Years
- Certifications	ATI CrossFire Certified 80 Plus Certified
AC INPUT:
- Input Voltage	115 VAC ~ 230 VAC
- Input Current	15A
- Input Frequency Range	47 ~ 63 Hz
- Inrush Current
- Operating Range
- MTBF	120,000 hours minimum (at 25 ℃)
- RFI / EMI	CE, CB, TUV, FCC, UL, CUL, BSMI
DC OUTPUT:
- Output Table
ENVIRONMENT:
- Operating Temperature	10 ℃ to 50 ℃
- Storage Temperature	-20 ℃ to 70℃
- Operating Humidity	20% to 90%, non-condensing
- Storage Humidity	5% to 95%, non-condensing
PROTECTION:
- Over Voltage Protection	+3.3V trip point @ 4.5 Vmax +5.0V trip point @ 7.0 Vmax +12.0V trip point @15.6 Vmax
- Over Current Protection	+3.3V range @ 33A ~ 50A +5.0V range @ 33A ~ 50A +12V1 & +12V2 range @ 22A ~ 35A +12V3 & +12V4 range @ 39A ~ 55A
- Over Load Protection	Yes
- Over Termperature Protection	Yes
- Under Voltage Protection	+3.3V trip point @ 2.0 Vmax +5.0V trip point @ 3.3 Vmax +12.0V trip point @ 8.5 Vmax
- Short Circuit Protection	All Output to GND

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Award & Review

Reviewed by eTeknix

The Thermaltake Toughpower Cable Management is no exception. If you have a power hungry machine like a Core i7 running multiple heavy duty graphics cards, then this PSU is one to add to your shortlist ..

January 14, 2010

Reviewed by Xbitlabs

They have good electrical parameters, deliver stable voltages with acceptable voltage ripple and are comfortable in terms of noisiness ..

April 02, 2009

Reviewed by atomic

Although this PSU is basically a 1200 watt version of the stunningly overpriced OEM failures that are the 1500W PSUs, it somehow managed to run Big Willy when the others didn’t ..

January 13, 2009

Reviewed by Bjorn3d

rock solid stable power in a serious enthusiast rig ... with seriously stable clean power ..

December 20, 2008

Reviewed by RBMods

This PSU is is a powerhouse, I find it hard to believe that there are actually more efficient PSU´s for the price that you can get this for ..

September 08, 2008

Reviewed by Tweaknews

With best-of-class specs and a generous feature set with configuration options, the Thermaltake Toughpower 1200W is tough to beat ..

July 25, 2008

Reviewed by BCCHardware

The Thermaltake Toughpower 1200W PSU is a power house. This PSU comes equipped with four +12v rails and supports 6 PCIe devices - 3x 6-pin and 3x 8-pin. It is mostly modular and features a nice large fan that provides very good cooling to this unit under normal circumstances ..

July 03, 2008

Reviewed by CPU3D

The tests speak for themselves. The PSU held very stable voltage lines across the board. It was almost begging me to purchase a Quad Crossfire setup, or two 8800GTX’s in SLI just so it could get a workout and stretch its legs ..

February 22, 2008

Reviewed by Thinkcomputers

Out of all of the 1000W+ power supplies that we have checked out there was one that stood out among all of the rest ..

December 06, 2007

Reviewed by W1zzard

The Thermaltake Toughpower 1200W can excel with superb power delivery capability of up to 1200W. While I doubt any single system can even get close to that, it certainly gives you a nice headroom for overclocking. This headroom results in more stable voltages, than for example a 600W PSU ..

October 18, 2007

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