Warmish - Thermaltake Silent PurePower TT-420AD (Dual Fan) PSU

[3point14]

Seems like a decent deal considering the specs.

Output:
+3.3V@30A
+5V@40A
-5V@0.3A
+12V@18A
-12V@0.8A
+5VSB@2A

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[daveybrat]

Nice deal, ordered a couple of these for customer's computers from Newegg and they are very heavy power supplies. All of them have run perfectly stable and haven't had one problem with them yet. Even using the 480Watt version in my own machine.

 

[Gothgar]

good PSU, even compared to ones twice the price

 

[shoRunner]

brought to you by, Enlight. It is a good power supply I've used a few Enlight's in builds.

 

[BubbleSparkxx]

just got the same one last week. good supply, specs verified by my bios. I will def look for this model for my next machine.

 

[dealseaker]

i have had one of these for a while now, i just thought i would check to see how it is doing, i am getting 3.30 on my 3.3 rail, sometimes it goet to 3.28, 5.05 on my 5 rail, but on the 12.00 rails, i am getting, 11.73-11.80 and 11.78-11.86, what do you all think? 2500 barton, 4 hard drives, tv card, firewire card, network card, fx5200, dvd burner, cd/dvd combo drive, floppy, and 5 80mm fans, i have had it more than a year now, what do you all think about the 12v rails? i do like the weight and am very happy with it, i have put these psu in a couple other pc's as well

 

[MDE]

Originally posted by: dealseaker
i have had one of these for a while now, i just thought i would check to see how it is doing, i am getting 3.30 on my 3.3 rail, sometimes it goet to 3.28, 5.05 on my 5 rail, but on the 12.00 rails, i am getting, 11.73-11.80 and 11.78-11.86, what do you all think? 2500 barton, 4 hard drives, tv card, firewire card, network card, fx5200, dvd burner, cd/dvd combo drive, floppy, and 5 80mm fans, i have had it more than a year now, what do you all think about the 12v rails? i do like the weight and am very happy with it, i have put these psu in a couple other pc's as well

Check the voltages with a multimeter, never believe a BIOS voltage reading. I have one of these in my secondary machine and it's been running fine. The amperages are very close to those of my Antec True380S, so the 420W number should actually be around 380-400.