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Thermaltake Smart RGB 600 Watt 80+ PSU/Power Supply
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Posted 30 August 2023

Thermaltake Smart RGB 600 Watt 80+ PSU/Power Supply

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Thermaltake Smart RGB 600 Watt 80+ PSU/Power Supply

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4193454-B4yUi.jpgIMPRESSIVE POWER WITH A UNIQUE RGB DESIGN
Discover groundbreaking RGB lighting with the Smart RGB PSU from Thermaltake, which comes with a pre-installed, 256 colour RGB fan hub and 15 lighting modes. Customize your system freely and use the in-built memory to use your unique colours anywhere. This intuitive PSU features a powerful 600 watts with which it has been awarded an 80 PLUS standard certification with it's efficient power usage. The Smart RGB utilizes a quiet 120mm fan and a powerful single +12V rail to deliver the greatest power to your components. Your Smart PSU also comes ready for Kaby Lake processors.

Created for a Quiet System
4193454-0vzx2.jpgINCLUDED 120MM FAN
The Smart RGB Series utilizes a 120mm cooling fan with intelligent RPM control to deliver excellent cooling performance with whisper-quiet operation even during the most demanding usage of your system.

Be Immersed in a Range of Vibrant Colours
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ONE BUTTON FOR 256 RGB OPTIONS
The RGB lighting button on your PSU can be used to switch the fan colour, with a 256 Colour RGB Cycle with variants consisting of Solid Red, Green, Blue, White and a LED Off mode. The built-in memory function saves the colour you choose for every time you turn on your PC. This PSU gives remarkable functionality and aesthetics in all cases, especially Open Frame or Towers. The Smart RGB Series has 10 LED light bulbs to enhance the brightness and supply an advanced user experience in the world of RGB.

Always have the Best Power for your System
4193454-8PuYp.jpgHIGH AMPERAGE SINGLE 12V RAIL
The Smart RGB 600W is equipped with a power-packed, single 12V rail, which eliminates the limitations caused by voltage distributions, and delivers the power your CPU and VGA demands at any moment. It provides the best compatibility, conversion efficiency and stable voltage output.

Powerful Smart RGB 600W Options
4193454-rWuQ3.jpgTHE PSU FOR THE MOST DEMANDING TASKS
Featuring a vast cable selection, the Smart RGB PSU offers users the option to power the system at an incredible voltage. The multiple connectors make cable installation an easy task to complete.

Top-Power Performance is Always Guaranteed
4193454-PXa2b.jpgAMAZING CERTIFICATION AND OPTIMIZATION
Enjoy up to 87% efficiency under hefty load conditions. The Smart RGB comes with an 80 PLUS certification and comes optimized to work with Intel's latest 7th Gen Kaby Lake processors to achieve maximum energy saving.
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  1. UnknownConcept's avatar
    On the PSU Tier List, it's currently:

    Tier F • Replace immediately
    Christee4's avatar
    Link for people to check why this isnt worth buying, and to try find something that is.

    cultists.network/140…st/
  2. ktown's avatar
    Please don’t buy this. Horrible PSU which was in my prebuilt from palicomp. I was a relative noob at the time to computer components and had no idea why my computer blackscreened at high Gpu/cpu usage, even though relatively low wattage components. Turns out it was this horrible PSU. Thermaltake are known for their terrible PSUs bar a few (GF1/3 - even though they’ve tried to switch manufacturing on the GF1). Would not go anywhere near this. Should be definitely not be front page. 
    This is also garbage tier on the infamous list “ Replace immediately”

    TLDR: DO NOT BUY. 
    Christee4's avatar
    That's the problem with a lot of these sub £800 prebuilds, Palicomp are awful for it, but not alone. They cheap out on parts to make an attractive headline price, once you switch out the cheap PSU, slow ram and base mobo you end up with a much less attractive proposition.
  3. Christee4's avatar
    PSUs are not something to cheap out on (this isnt even cheap, its just crap) A 10 second look should make you buy the MSI MAG* instead hotukdeals.com/dea…59/ which is tier C, not brilliant, but far far better than this.

    *You may do better than that with a bit of research too
  4. MrKrabs's avatar
    Can i pay more and not have RGB?
    rapidracer10's avatar
    Get a window-less case
  5. Yahyasajid's avatar
    Yes Rico


    Kaboom
  6. Mark_Hickman's avatar
    I struggle to understand why they bother to put rgb on a fan which in most cases is facing down underneath the pc and if it is facing up, on most pc cases the fan is not visible
    Purple_'s avatar
    That's because you're using common sense. The product designers think if they put RGB on everything, it'll sell better. To you and I, we just think we'd rather have a better PSU than one with RGB, as it's not like it's even visible.
  7. maddogb's avatar
    far too expensive for what is a very budget quality .
  8. Nexy's avatar
    Thanks , it's not a PSU I'd recommend (nor supplier) but if it's something someone wants, it's a good price so a good deal. One for the low power RGBling crew for sure!
  9. sergiup's avatar
    It's not even 80+ Bronze, it's just 80+
    morty's avatar
    Those ratings don't mean much mostly marketing.
  10. dharma24's avatar
    What would you recommend from a similar price range?
  11. mreriksen's avatar
    Jesus, 504W on a 12v rail!!! I would not touch this with a barge pole, this is barely 80+.

    For example, this 80+ white PSU from EVGA is rated at 588W on 12V rail.(amazon.co.uk/gp/…h=1)
  12. ws007's avatar
    white, no thanks
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