Is this PSU modular?
173115
Yes, very easy to use. Just attach what you need. Fits nicely inside the cabinet.
173116
Yes fully modular. However wires that comes with it are very rigid and hard to route through big car.
173117
This PSU is FULLY Modular...that is...there are NO cables permanently attached...you attach only the ones that you need. I did a TON of research before buying this and it is one of the highest rated PSU's available. I LOVE mine. I would recommend this to my Mother!
1446086
Yes. I am running it just fine off a 650W PS. Make sure its a decent quality Power supply though.
581404
It has two places to put a PSU, one on top, and one on bottom. So you could probably put in two if your motherboard supported it.
1724234
Yes. Your PSU should be providing both 6 and 8 pin connections. Mine has 8 pin ones where the last two pins detach.
35007
I used a 650 W PSU, but it depends on your mobo/cpu requirements. I referred to the Puget Systems site for analysis and guidance. You are likely OK - I built in some headroom for expansion later.
1128154
Yes this should work for you. Be aware of how many and what type of connectors you may need for your hardware. Otherwise this PSU has worked with no issue since I purchased it.
772929
Probably yes. However it depends on the amount of hardware you are supporting. Try one of the online calculators. Try find one that isn't provided by a psu manufacturer. They may not be entirely objective.
661799
Yes, they do, and make sure you use the cables provided because they a a proprietary PIN configuration. I made the mistake of trying to use the cables from my old "modular" PSU and was rewarded with an error beep. The Thermaltake is an amazing PSU (I use it on a high-end gaming PC) and I have never had a moments trouble. I highly recommend it.
769872
Yes it is, there are no more incompatible PSUs , at least I have not met any last 3-4 years. They are all compatible to everything, unless it's ITX
749115
I'm not 100% certain, but I have a Corsair 850W PSU unit with some semi-modular connections in the back and it fit fine.A 650W certainly should fit if its the same relative size as any other PSU. There is a lot of space for excess cords and connections, modular or not, and great airflow.
152175
No problem. Google about single rail and multi rail psu. This is a multi rail psu. Single rail is not better as many think.
1399848
Of course. It's a standard power supply, and it's only a few MM bigger then an 850 watt unit. It has 4 native gpu hook ups.
3797
If i remember correctly from when I build it, it has 1 8 pin and 1 6+2 connector..go to www.pcpartpicker.com and put all of the information in and it will tell you if everything is compatible and if you have enough power. It's what I used to buy parts for my computer and I could not be any happier.
385780
Yes. The case is a tight fit for PSU's over 150mm. They placed a nice sized cut out where the cables exit the PSU. I really like this case, it just takes some planning when assembling a system. You really want a modular PSU with this case. Good luck.Kerry
1639961
I would try and do some more research on it and maybe give the company a call I'm sure they could give you a definite answer before making the purchase. But the lights in the psu are a nice touch and look great in my case. Hope I've been of some help.
964263
I have a single unit (not overclocked because I don't wan't to void the manufacturer's warranty) powered by a Corsair RM750. It's a well-built, gold certified modular psu with a massive heat sink. I've had it running 24/7 and have had exactly zero issues with it.
92612
Semi-modular. I have been running an AMD FX 8320, 8gb ram, and 2x Radeon 6770 1gb in crossfire without any issues since December. I wouldn't push this PSU with anything much more powerful then what I am running.