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Thermaltake Toughpower DPS has software control and monitoring

by Mark Tyson on 6 September 2013, 11:30

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Taiwanese computer chassis, thermal solutions, and power supply specialist Thermaltake has announced a pair of new computer power supplies which are digitally controlled and monitored via a software application on your Windows-based PC. The Thermaltake Toughpower DPS 850W and 750W power supplies are described as “an intelligent platform of energy management” by the company.

The ‘DPS’ acronym stands for “digital power supply”. Thermaltake says that the “revolutionary” DPS 850W and DPS 750W allows users to; monitor the cost of electricity used by their PCs, monitor and keep a database of your PC status, share your PC power statistics via various social networks like Facebook and Twitter.

The Thermaltake DPS software application, which works in a multitude of languages, shows much more than those headline abilities highlighted above. A user can choose real-time views or time charts of the following data supplied by the app; Amps, Volts, Efficiency, Watts, Temperature, Fan speed and Cost.

The software purpose isn’t just for watching, recording and sharing as users has digital fan control of the PSU through the app. You can monitor the speed of the fan, adjust it to your preference and choose between silent and performance modes depending upon your preferences.

Looking at more traditional PSU functionality the ToughPower DPS 850W and DPS 750W have the following specifications:

 

P/N

TPG-0850D

TPG-0750D

 

Model

TPG-850DH3CTG

TPG-750DH3CTG

 

Type

Intel ATX 12V 2.31 & SSI EPS 12V 2.92

Intel ATX 12V 2.31 & SSI EPS 12V 2.92

 

Max. Output Capacity

850W

750W

 

Peak Output Capacity

950W

850W

 

Color

Black

Black

 

Dimension ( W / H / D )

150mm(W) x 86mm(H) x 180mm(L)

150mm(W) x 86mm(H) x 180mm(L)

 

PFC (Power Factor Correction)

Active PFC

Active PFC

 

Power Good Signal

100-500 msec

100-500 msec

 

Hold Up Time

> 16ms at full load

> 16ms at full load

 

 

10.5A - 4.5A

10A - 4A

 

Input Frequency Range

47Hz - 63Hz

47Hz - 63Hz

 

Input Voltage

100V - 240V

100V - 240V

 

Operating Temperature

0 ℃ to +40℃

0 ℃ to +40 ℃

 

Operating Humidity

20% to 90%,non-condensing

20% to 90%,non-condensing

 

Storage Temperature

-40 ℃ to +70 ℃

-40 ℃ to +70 ℃

 

Storage Humidity

5% to 95%, non-condensing

5% to 95%, non-condensing

 

Cooling System

14cm dual ball bearing Fan: 1900RPM ± 10%

14cm dual ball bearing Fan: 1900RPM ± 10%

 

Efficiency

MEET 80 Plus GOLD at 115Vac input.

MEET 80 Plus GOLD at 115Vac input.

 

MTBF

120,000 hrs minimum

120,000 hrs minimum

 

Safety Approval

CE, TUV, FCC, UL/CUL, BSMI, CCC

CE, TUV, FCC, UL/CUL, BSMI, CCC

 

PCI-E Connector

PCI-E 6+2pin x 6

PCI-E 6+2pin x 4

 

The full modular cable design is great for keeping case clutter to a minimum and can improve air flow within your PC chassis. Also these power supplies have high output capability but offer good light-load efficiency and deliver “up to 87%-92% efficiency under real world load conditions”. We don’t have prices or availability for these new Toughpower DPS units as yet.

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A typical house has 4 desktop PCs?!
azza1991
A typical house has 4 desktop PCs?!
I blame the recession
azza1991
A typical house has 4 desktop PCs?!

Depends what country you are in.

I have 3 PC's + a Laptop + iPad + Android Tablet, I can see one of the PC's being binned though.
lol .. 2 in the front room(2 full towers) ..1 in the back(full tower), laptop, ipad's for upstairs .. normal ? these days yes I think so…but then again don't watch to much telly ..maybe 2 hrs a week
virtuo
azza1991
A typical house has 4 desktop PCs?!
I blame the recession
Fantastic.