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Product Name: | Thermaltake Toughpower GF1 850W 80+ Gold SLI/ CrossFire Ready Ultra Quiet 140mm Hydraulic Bearing Smart Zero Fan Full Modular Power Supply 10 Year Warranty PS-TPD-0850FNFAGU-1 |
Manufacturer: | Thermaltake |
Model Number: | PS-TPD-0850FNFAGU-1 |
Product SKU: | B07PZR9JLT |
UPC: | 841163006597 |
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No, it's not. The main benefit of ATX 3 power supplies is a much better management of power spikes, which may be required by high end graphic cards. Current NVIDIA 4000 and AMD 7000 series still do not generates so demanding transients and you'll be very well served with a good quality previous generation power supply as this one.
I have this power supply with a AMD 7700x and NVIDIA 4700 ti and everything works flawlessly and with my power load the supply fan cannot be heard
Great psu, paid 90 for it last year during prime day. Been powering a 6900XT, 5900X and 5 storage devices (2 HDD, 3 SSD) without issue
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It's important to note that this toughpower gf1 is Tier A which means it's among the best of the best. If you had a toughpower grand rgb that wasn't platinum, it was tier B or lower. Either way, this is a very good PSU and nobody should avoid it. I've been power a 5900X and 6900XT for a year doing gaming (even msfs VR) and video encoding without issue.
Good point. May I ask why you went with 850w if you're future proofing? I bought this but now wondering if I should have gone with 1000w since a 13700k can draw close to 400w when stressed.
Shouldve gotten 1k watts, you might kick yourself a few years down the road and wish you had gotten one thousand watts
As for video cards, they've gone up in price drastically in recent years and I just don't see myself buying a card that would require more than 850w, at least not in the foreseeable future. I tend to gravitate toward the upper mid-range space.