Thermaltake GF1 (2024) Fully Modular ATX 850W Power Supply
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About Thermaltake GF1 (2024) Fully Modular ATX 850W Power Supply
Overall Feedback:
81% positive
64% appreciated the cooling mechanism, however 36% struggled
My CPU and GPU temperatures are idling at 120-130 degrees F, indicating that the cooling mechanism of the internal power supply is not effective.
81% appreciated the efficiency rating, yet 19% faced issues
I appreciate the Platinum level of efficiency and extended warranty on this PSU from a reputable company.
This PSU is gold rated but has zero modularity.
The 80+ rating is for efficiency, not quality.
73% liked the power output stability, but 27% didn't
I got this power supply with 100 more watts than the corsair RM 750 I was going to buy and it has been working flawlessly for 3 months.
A power supply should not die within 1-2 weeks of use.
My power supply stopped working suddenly while booting up my PC.
The power supply was drawing too much amperage and supplying too much voltage, which could have caused serious damage to my PC and even set my house on fire.
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81% were satisfied with protection features, yet 19% weren't
For future-proofing, I went with 1200W since I have a specific setup.
I'm not sure if it was luck or not, but it could have fried my system.
After moderate use for 7 months, the power supply failed.
77% found the operations silent, while 23% experienced weird noises
The vent is very silent and can barely be heard.
The power supply is easy to fit and install in the case and completely silent, despite its non-modularity.
My power supply's fan runs constantly and is rather noisy, which is not ideal for silent operations.
When I received the product, it was very loud despite being advertised as quiet. It idled at 40db.
