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TT Toughpower XT 80 Plus Platinum PFC Power Supply

Name: TT Toughpower XT 80 Plus Platinum PFC Power Supply
Brand: Thermaltake
SKU: tt-toughpower-xt-80-plus-platinum-pfc-power-supply

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With 80 Plus Platinum certification (Gold on the two upgraded versions), these fully modular power supply units offer maximum efficiency with 20-100 percent load to cut down electric cost. Featuring high-quality Japanese-made electrolytic and solid capacitors, and a full bridge and LLC resonance circuit design, they are built to perform at a high level for long hours Read More

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Apr 10, 2017

No point in buying this with the new Seasonic PRIME Titanium at this price point.

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Metalmachine

Apr 4, 2017

I have a msi z270 mb i7 6700k 64 gb ram 2 nVidia 1080ti's running sli All on water cooling and over clocked And it peaks at 850 watts which was my old power supply limit so I upgraded to 1000 watt power supply to have a little more reserve power

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Yoshino

Apr 3, 2017

Do not buy this brand of power supply i bought it nearly fried all my components after failure within the one year mark Get the word out thermalfake

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Yoshino

Apr 11, 2017

Wow you sound like your trying to insult me. I have a UPS for my system. After the incident occurred the power supply didn't power up ever again. (note this happened within a year of purchase) And then it took me 2 hours of sitting on ThermalFAKE's holding line to try to even get a hold of anyone. After i got someone and asked for a replacement they hung up on me. The fact is they are a scumbag company that cheeps out on the products they produce.

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SkipPe

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Apr 11, 2017

YoshinoI did not mean to insult you, and if I did I apologize. That said, TT does not make PSU's. They simply re-brand other companies' products. I do not doubt you had terrible customer service, and that is a useful comment, but the PSU itself was make by an actual manufacturer. This is also the case for Corsair, Cooler Master, Antec, and many other enthusiast computer parts manufacturers with respect to power supplies. A Great Wall model XYZ is the same whether it is branded TT, Corsair, EVGA or Billy Bob's Computer Super Center.
With regards to Thermaltake being a scumbag company, you may be correct. That is a useful comment with an explanation of your experience. Thermaltake is nothing more than a reseller of PSU's, so their only value added comes from customer service and the pretty case aesthetics.

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Stanley.cegelka

Apr 3, 2017

The last time I wanted to buy but did not have enough people. Can this time buy 1475

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Cellar

Mar 22, 2017

A tier-3 PSU, poor quality. Wouldn't support Thermaltake regardless. They're known design thieves. Take most of their designs from higher end brands, and knock them off with cheaper parts.

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SoSpecial

Mar 23, 2017

Okay then, if you have anything worth adding to this then I'd suggest you do it now. IF it's hypocritical for me to trust JonnyGuru( and comparisons vs other reviews) over some random tier list then so be it. But nothing I've said here has been false or based on anything but objective facts.
But stop spreading miss-information about "Taking Designs"( Licensing OEM platforms) and "Poor Quality parts"( Decent to good build quality and mid range capacitors, bad cabling for the price) when neither of those are true. At best you are an ignorgant consumer, and at worse you are maliciously spreading false info.

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SkipPe

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Apr 4, 2017

CellarThermaltake does not design PSU's. Just like Corsair, Antec, Cooler Master,...., they BUY other companies' PSU's and re-brand them. Seasonic, Enermax, FSP, Delta, Great Wall,...., those companies actually make PSU's. Thermaltake makes a full suite of PSU's from crap to wonderful, just like every other brand. Some silly, pointless list is not an intelligent source to quote. SoSpecial's Jonny Guru review is a proper source.

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ludicree

Mar 19, 2017

To achieve the mentioned level of efficiency the usage should be in the range of optimal load for this device. That would probably be around 700w or more. It is hard to score that besides using two graphics cards at full load or 36+ hard drives, If you are looking for power supply efficiency make sure to buy within your consumption rate.

Moosito

Mar 21, 2017

ludicreeEven with using 2x GPU's they would have to be 700 series or older. Or AMD. The 10 series is so efficient that my 1080 sli pulls like 500W from the wall. No reason to go above 850W IMO.

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TheUnshavenOne

Mar 17, 2017

Eww, Thermalfake. I'm a little disappointed to see Massdrop doing business with such a slimy, dishonest company.

Epic_Enkidu

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Mar 19, 2017

TheUnshavenOneWhat are you going on about? They had a few cases that they copied but they still make some descent stuff.
Every company has their problems, TT is not the first and sure won't be the last. Especially in the niche world of pc building/customizing.

Isaaru

Mar 16, 2017

Heading is wrong, claims this is only gold plus but its really platinum, please update title or people will scroll past.
80plus platinum is a selling point use it. Personally I just picked up a seasonic but these have a good rep for how new they are.

Alidan

Mar 16, 2017

anyone know who made this psu? There are really only 3 companies I trust, seasonic, superflower, and corsair and the last one is because most of their higher end designs are all seasonic ones. Superflower is an oem and takes a lot of contract work especially for 1000watt+ psus so other companies can brand them as their own.
Im at least mildly interested in this.

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SoSpecial

Mar 23, 2017

AlidanThis is CWT which primarily makes Corsair's PSU's.

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SkipPe

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Apr 4, 2017

SoSpecialCWT actually makes PSU's for lots of companies. I am particularly fond of Seasonic and Delta, although I prefer the former for consumer power supplies (Delta seems to have more dud's to start, but when you have a good one they are good for decades, whereas Seasonic is just plain rock solid). I used to live in Taiwan and has some contact with Seasonic and Enermax, whereas I never dealt with CWT. What I think is strange is that Delta used to make PSU's for so many brands and now they do not appear to be making any. They still dominate on the server side it seems (at least where I roam).

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SkipPe

I did not mean to insult you, and if I did I apologize. That said, TT does not make PSU's. They simply re-brand other companies' products. I do not doubt you had terrible customer service, and that is a useful comment, but the PSU itself was make by an actual manufacturer. This is also the case for Corsair, Cooler Master, Antec, and many other enthusiast computer parts manufacturers with respect to power supplies. A Great Wall model XYZ is the same whether it is branded TT, Corsair, EVGA or Billy Bob's Computer Super Center. With regards to Thermaltake being a scumbag company, you may be correct. That is a useful comment with an explanation of your experience. Thermaltake is nothing more than a reseller of PSU's, so their only value added comes from customer service and the pretty case aesthetics.

Yoshino

keklord

No point in buying this with the new Seasonic PRIME Titanium at this price point.