Thermaltake Toughpower CableManagement 1200W Power Supply Review - Packaging and contents
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Thermaltake Toughpower CableManagement 1200W Power Supply
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Packaging and contents
The Thermaltake Toughpower CableManagement 1200W Power Supply comes in long retail style cardboard box, which tells me that this will be a bigger unit than regular.
The wattage is printed on the top of the box including other features like a 14cm fan, AMD/Intel Quad Core support and ATX 12V 2.2 and EPS 12V 2.91 versions. The label in the right bottom corner suggests that this unit has 8-pin PCI-e connectors.
On the sides we find information about PSU's features, the break down of the output rails as well as a listing of certifications.
What do we want to see on the box? As you might already know, we came up with a list of things that we would like to see listed on the power supply package, which might come handy when you buy the power supply from your local or online store.
eXtreme Outer Vision's power supply package requirements:
| Requirement | Passed/Failed |
| Wattage | Passed |
| Features and Specs | Passed |
| Output Specs | Passed |
| Warranty | Passed |
| PFC Type (if any) | Passed |
| Cable Set | Passed |
| Safety/Approvals | Passed |
| UL Code | Failed |
Here is a close up picture of Thermaltake's "Key 3 Spirit" definition.
Inside of the box, we find power supply wrapped in bubble wrap, additional black box with AC power cord, plastic bag with modular cables, a silicon/rubber gasket, plastic bag with screws and the manual. The manual that comes with the Thermaltake Toughpower has 20 pages which contain all of the technical specs including ripple/noise, voltage regulation, pin outs for connectors, over voltage set points, 12v rail distribution, etc.
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