Thermaltake GF1 (2024) Fully Modular ATX 850W Power Supply - 80 Plus Gold - Ultra Quiet - Zero RPM, PS-TPD-0850FNFAGU-P

Running an i7-12700KF and RTX 4070 Super with the Thermaltake GF1 850W—no issues at all. Super stable under load, dead silent most of the time, and the fully modular design made cable management easy. Build quality is solid.Great PSU for the price—definitely recommend for mid to high-end builds, I personally don't care about looks as psu is not visible in my case, PSU handles everything easily , No issues, It's one of the A tier psus, One of the best bangs for the buck.

Does its job. Actually looks better than the pictures, the cables are black instead of how they look in the pictures. I got it because it was cheap for a gold rated PSU by a well known brand.

I recently upgraded to the Thermaltake GF1 1050W fully modular power supply, and I couldn't be happier with my decision. Right out of the box, the build quality of the cables is impressive; they feel durable and sturdy, which gives me confidence in their performance. The cable length is also excellent, allowing for a clean and tidy setup in my case without any awkward bends.Installation was a breeze. The fully modular design meant I only had to connect the cables I needed, which simplified the process significantly. Everything fit perfectly, and I appreciated how easy it was to route the cables for optimal airflow.While the aesthetics of the power supply aren't particularly eye-catching, this isn't a deal-breaker for me. In my application, performance is key, and the GF1 delivers that in spades. It runs quietly and efficiently, providing stable power for all my components.Overall, I highly recommend the Thermaltake GF1 1050W for anyone looking for a reliable, high-quality power supply that excels in functionality over flashy looks. Five stars all the way!

Es una fuente de poder 100% recomendada y la calidad es lo mejor, llego antes de tiempo algo que me pareció muy bueno y en perfecto estado

First impressions were good. The third-party reviews compelled me to buy this psu for the good value. Performance so far has been good, and the provided cabling is sufficient for my multi-gpu server. The cables aren't going tk win any beauty contests, but not terrible and highly functional. However... even under no load (even without any gpu plugged in, igpu only) it periodically makes very concerning coil whine. It starts as a low raspy grumble and works its way up to a VERY loud whine and then suddenly stops in an instant, as if related to a inductor charge and discharge. But why would the inductor cycle like this under no load? And where is the sudden discharge going? Of the dozens of psu I have used between 2001 and present, this is the first time I've ever observed such a sound coming from psu. It is loud enough to hear in the next room over. It doesn't seem to be related to any fan activity. I don't think this is normal... might need to RMA because something has got to be out of spec.

Easy to install and very quiet.

This PSU runs my 9950x3d and RTX 3090 with no issues. Great purchase for the price.

I'm sure it works fine, but I'm actually taking off 2 stars because their cables they include are all too short. Most of them would barely reach the appropriate ports on the motherboard without pulling the cables so hard I'm actually kinda worried about it breaking connections, and the PCI-E ones wouldn't reach my GPU power ports without having to use the jumpers on the end of them, making it look like actual garbage.*EDIT* I'm updating this down to a 1 star review because as soon as I plugged the power supply into power after getting everything hooked up with the power switch turned to OFF, all of the lights on the computer and case flashed for a brief second then shut off, and now I can't get it to do anything even with the old power supply plugged into the computer on a totally different circuit in the house.I've built well over 100 computers over the last 20 years and I've never seen anything like this happen.