Thermaltake Announce Toughpower XT Series Power Supply

Thermaltake CES 2009 Hot Product: The Latest Toughpower XT Series Power Supply! OC3D Official Press Release

Thermaltake high quality & high performance power supply are well-known for their premium quality and outstanding design, also have been widely recommended by media worldwide. In the beginning of 2009, Thermaltake is presenting Toughpower XT Series as the representative computer power supply of the coming year via 2009 CES exhibition and it surely will catch the sight of everyone.

Toughpower XT Series is entirely different from the power supply Thermaltake made especially for gamers and enthusiasts in the past. Toughpower XT is equipped with a three-position FanDelayCool switch that controls how long the fan should continue to operate after system shutdown. FanDelayCool is a brand new feature that ensures the PSU is completely and thoroughly cooled after you shut down your PC. Toughpower XT also utilizes S.P.T. Indicator LEDs to indicate the standby mode, the power good signal, and the temperature of your PSU, bringing you the real-time monitoring over the power supply. Besides, Toughpower XT is also equipped with S.F.C. (Smart Fan Control) Quiet for the quietest operation, 12Vin1 for the best compatibility, and High Quality Japanese Capacitors for superb performance and reliability.

Thermaltake is exhibiting Toughpower XT Series at CES from Jan. 8-11, 2009. Please come to join us at Booth 22050, LVCC South Hall 1, Las Vegas.

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