Thermaltake Toughpower DPS G RGB 1250W PSU Review

[Guest]

Thermaltake recently released a new flagship Titanium-class PSU, the Toughpower DPS G RGB with 1250W max. power. Besides an RGB LED fan, this unit also features high performance, modular cabling, and compatibility with the SPM cloud platform.

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[GPUEnthusiast]

I think those cables look straight ugly with three colors like that. In a windowed case, you won't even notice they're sleeved and it will instead look like an old style power supply with the rainbow wires, just really thick. I think they should stick with black and red, or just black. That yellow is faded too much and looks like it's for a banana themed build.

 

[g-unit1111]

Maybe it's me but I fail to grasp how an RGB ring on a PSU adds to it. Especially since most cases have bottom-mounted PSUs these days.

 

[jimmysmitty]

Maybe it's me but I fail to grasp how an RGB ring on a PSU adds to it. Especially since most cases have bottom-mounted PSUs these days.

It's all about them ground effects brah!!!!!

I agree though. Unless you have a very open bottom, most do not since most have a dust filter, it wont really show. I would expect a LED logo instead.

 

[Nergo Pthycc]

Gimme more LED's and maybe some rhinestones that glow and rotate!

 

[turkey3_scratch]

This is a really great power supply! The transient response performance is top-notch. I really like it. The only thing I wish is for it to be a multirail design.

 

[basroil]

Almost something I could recommend, if not for that horrible double line frequency oscillation in the 12V. I would have expected a digitally controlled system to be able to remove simple harmonics like that. Perhaps their controller algorithm isn't all that great?

 

[powernod]

I was anxiously expecting this review due to CWT's new CST platform.
Just like Aris said at the end of his review, i'm expecting to see how the smaller wattage models will perform.
The 1250 watt model seems like an excellent unit, and the only thing i disliked is the small output from the smaller rails ( 20A @5V &3.3V / 15A @5VSB ).
P.S. Once again, an excellent review from Aris!!

 

[ralanahm]

So with 104 amps on 12volts can you jump start your car?

 

[Sunderas]

At this price I would never go for it.