Question 1

Are all 4 PCIE connectors on the same cord or are they split into pairs?

Accepted Answer

It comes with 2 separate pcie cables each with 2 pcie connectors that you can plug in to the modular slots on the psu.

Question 2

will this fit in my hewett-packard micro atx case with asus p8z77-m motherboard?

Accepted Answer

Without knowing exactly which model case you have, or finding out the dimensions precisely, you will not know if the PSU will definitely fit. There are standards but proprietary examples are also common.  You could test fit a normal ATX PSU and expect that the Thermaltake PSUs are not abnormally sized compared to normal ATX PSUs.

Most often interference is with a drive bay rather than the motherboard due to the mounting orientation in standard cases. If you are using a nonstandard motherboard mounting (mid-sized board crammed into a micro case?) you might have an issue.

The PSU doesn't really have to be larger framed until you get over this size range into the bigger ToughPower series, but that doesn't imply that your case took a standard PSU in the first place.

You should just measure the housing and compare to the specs.

Question 3

Is this designed as a top or bottom PSU? (Vertical tower cases)

Accepted Answer

All Standard ATX (and their different versions) Power Supplies will fit at the TOP or Bottom of a ATX case. The only thing you need to worry about is that your case is big enough to take a ATX PSU. ALL ATX Full Tower cases will and Most Mid ATX Tower cases will. Its only when you get into really small cases like an ITX Case or some of the slim line cases that you have to worry about size.

Question 4

What is the product's primary use?
Will this product supply power to a 60 " TV, Satelite receiver, etc...?

Accepted Answer

It's primarily a computer power supply. It's not built for anything else, however if you're electrically inclined it might be useful for that. But it would be difficult.

Question 5

I need to replace a Thermaltake TR2-600W ATX 12V 2.2 power supply  model # TR@-600NL2NH. You don't stock this model so I'm thinking about buying the Thermaltake TR2 600 ATX  12V V2.3 Crossfire ready active power supply. Will the model that you stock deliver the same performance as my previous power supply?

Accepted Answer

Most minor version updates (v2.2 to v2.3) will change very little in a PSU capabilities.  Often it is just a difference in the supplier of a component or even a fix for a minor issue.  Based on that you shouldn't see a difference between them but if you still have doubts you can compare the specs from the label of the one you have with the v2.3 from the Thermaltake site.

P/N	 TR-600
Model	 TR2-600NL2NC
Type	 Intel ATX 12V 2.3
Output Capacity	 600W
Color	 Black
Dimension ? W / H / D ?	 86mm x 150mm x 140mm
PFC ?Power Factor Correction?	 Non PFC
Power Good Signal	 100-500 msec
Hold Up Time	 16msec (minimum) @ 60% of full load at 115Vac/ 230Vac input.
Input current	 10A / 6A
Input Frequency Range	 47 Hz - 63 Hz
Input Voltage	 115 Vac / 230 Vac
Operating Temperature	 0? to +50?
Operating Humidity	 20% to 90%,non-condensing
Storage Temperature	 -20 ? to +70 ?
Storage Humidity	 5% to 95%, non-condensing
Cooling System	 120mm Fan: 2000 R.P.M. ± 10%
MTBF	 100,000 hrs minimum
Safety Approval	 UL/CUL/FCC
PCI-E Connector	 PCI-E 6+2pin x 1, PCI-E 6pin x 1

Question 6

I am installing an ASUS HD 7770 video card with this power supply.  Will the video card, this power supply and my GA-M68MT-S2 Motherboard be compatible?

Accepted Answer

It certainly looks like it will. Your board has the PCIe slot for the card, there should be enough wattage, and the PSU has 4 6+2 pins for PCIe, so unless you have a metric s*** ton of things sucking power and eating up PCI 6pins, you should be fine. Unless there's some weird incompatibility between the board and card I'm not seeing.

Question 7

will this PS work with the ASRock Z77 Extreme3?

Accepted Answer

This power supply should have no issues with this mobo, however you should also take into careful consideration any other peripherals added to the mobo.  Such as power hungry high end videocard(s), multiple HDDs (in a RAID), or other devices that consume significant amounts of power.

Question 8

I have an fx 8130 (125 watt) two SSD one hd one DVD, and 5 120 fans. Will this work for SLI with two 760 4gb ftw editions. (137est)?

Accepted Answer

Yes, plenty of power

Question 9

Would this work with this motherboard? http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813131872

Accepted Answer

Should work fine with the board itself, however be advised that the other components will play a part in determining how much power you will need.  You also need to make sure you are going to have enough amps on the 12 volt rail to power the video card you plan on putting in there.  This one has 52 Amps on the 12 volt rail, so honestly I wouldn't put a video card in there that is going to pull more than 42 amps, nor would I put this in a system that is going to pull more than 650 Watts.  I would advise Visiting this ASUS PSU calculator at there website.  There you can plug in all the different components you plan on putting in your system and come up with a total of watts needed to run your system.  I have always used this and it has never lead me astray.  Hope that helps.

Question 10

Does this have8 pin cpu power cable?

Accepted Answer

Yes

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