Thermaltake Toughpower GX2 80+ Gold 600W SLI/Crossfire Ready Continuous Power ATX 12V V2.4/EPS V2.92 Non Modular Power Supply 5 Year Warranty PS-TPD-0600NNFAGU-2

Has eveything you need for a basic PC Build.

The area I live uses Type G for power plugs/sockets. Type G is f.ex. used in the UK and looks like three (3) rectangular prongs. The power cord of the PSU I received has a Type B plug. Type B is f.ex. used in the US and looks like two (2) flat pins and a round pin for grounding. The product description does not mention the socket type of the power cord. The technical details do not mention the socket type of the power cord. How am I expected to know this? I have not been able to build this PSU into my PC yet because of the above issue, so this review does not comment on the quality of the PSU just the cable. I have to buy a substitute power cable myself.

Justo lo que se describe, no fallos, no cables malos de hecho son muy resistentes.

I build for clients and have used this as a budget conscious option without sacrificing quality. I have never had any of them cause a problem yet. Dont like that its not modular and only one EPS/CPU power cable but gets the job done.

Needed to upgrade the power supply in my PC to accommodate a larger graphics card. For the price, this is an excellent pick, and I appreciate my friend for recommending it. Installation was dead simple with a couple of screws to get it into place in my case, and the connectors included more than I could ever need. No annoying buzz, and it powers my PC just as I expected. This is not modular, which means the cable management is not as easy as it could be, but it's a fair trade-off for a significantly lower price.

Built my PC a year ago and have had zero issues with the power supply. It was super easy to hook up and had all the ports I needed and more. I used some YouTube videos to make sure I did things right, and only had to do things once. Phenomenal value for the money.

First thing I'll mention is that I received a used/returned unit, which was very obvious. Everything was there and other than a label that was slightly peeling, it was a fully functioning working unit. I can't blame manufacturers for reselling all the stuff that's RMA'd due to inexperienced computer builders. I've used at least 3 of these in recent builds and all continue to work well after 9+ months. Only complaint is that some motherboards have two 12V EPS connectors (CPU) and this PSU only has one. In practice it makes no difference because most motherboard/CPU combos don't need the second connector, but it would be nice to have the second one installed. I love the sleeved multi-colored & ketchup/mustard wiring, it makes diagnosing PCs so much easier. Nothing worse than diagnosing all black wiring and having to look up connector pinouts to see which one is which. I use these PSUs for customers, and I don't like modular wiring because they might need to add something in the future, which in that case you'd have to leave the extra wires connected anyways for that purpose. I used to buy another brand for these types of builds (obviously these aren't high end gaming systems) that is no longer available, but this has been a great alternative for the price and has a gold efficiency rating. Zero complaints so far, and very quiet while in use.