Thermaltake rarely sits still and constantly strives to bring new and innovative products to market. Today’s review of the Armor Revo Gene is yet another example of an existing series being re-worked. The Gene version of the Armor Revo is a bit smaller than the original and includes a few enhancements. So, how did Thermaltake do this time around? Let’s find out, shall we?
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2/4
2013
2013
Here we have Thermaltake’s entry into the mid wattage, modular, low price, PSU market. Will it succeed? Will it explode? Will it descend into a mire of mediocrity or rise to the pinnacle of superiority? You’ll see soon enough, if you keep reading.
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2013
2013
Way back in 2006, Thermaltake offered its first chassis in the Soprano line; the simple, but stylish Soprano VX. Fast forward to 2013 and we have another remake, called simply, “New Soprano”. The one thing I have always said about Thermaltake is that they seem to constantly strive to bring new and innovative products to the market. Let’s find out how they did with the New Soprano!
Read More12/4
2012
2012
Thermaltake, and a BMW Group subsidiary (Dreamworks USA), have teamed up once again. This time in they make a run at the computer peripheral realm. You may remember this same collaboration between Thermaltake and BMW back when the Level 10 series of products first began to emerge.
Read More10/12
2012
2012
I’m back at it again! This time it’s a Thermaltake Smart 730 W PSU that I’m torturing. The Smart series promises solid performance for a low price. An entry level buyers dream! The question of the day is: How’s the performance? We’ll see.
Read More8/20
2012
2012
That’s right folks it’s time for another Thermaltake power supply review! This time it is the top unit of Thermaltake’s Smart series at 1000 W of rated output and modular to boot! Sounds good in theory, let’s check out reality.
Read More7/13
2012
2012
The Thermaltake Smart Series 430 W should easily be an improvement on those no-name PSUs that can be had for $9, and will not suddenly become a fire hazard. Let’s see if this concept translates to actual performance when we fire it up.
Read More6/25
2012
2012
The Smart Series is Thermaltake’s newest entry level series, the basic idea is to provide good power without expensive frills. Given the scarcity of good low end units in the power supply world I applaud this idea, hopefully this unit will give me some physical to applaud as well. We’ll see!
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