Thermaltake Smart Pro RGB 850W 80+ Bronze Smart Zero 256-Color RGB Fan Fully Modular ATX 12V 2.4/EPS 12V 2.92 Power Supply 7 YR Warranty PS-SPR-0850FPCBUS-R

I had never worked with a power supply like this one - but installation was a breeze. It is ultra-quiet and very colorful (not that I needed it, but it does look very cool). It works very well with a new video card I installed at the same time. I highly recommend this purchase. It literally comes with everything needed, including a variety of extra cables to install in just about any configuration. Packaging was great, instructions were easy to follow, and it's very well made. No complaints at all!

As far as being a good power supply it really is RGB light is in real damn can't barely see it and it is super loud when doing any task that requires more power the city for gaming. The zero smartphone is pretty pointless because once you start putting a load on it it becomes like an airplane or like an old Playstation or Xbox 360 getting ready to launch or something. The wires are well built nice and flat everything looks real nice the packaging is perfect it's a nice power supply but sadly that thing is way too loud for my taste when you're building a nice quiet gaming PC had to return and order a different brand but if you're okay with the sound it is really worth it.

We still trying to replace this product with the company. We got tired of waiting sense power supply does not power up. And went to best buy bought different power supply.

Love it

Excellent power unit, very quiet

SE utilizo en un pc de escritorio.

This PSU is great! Is capable of handling all, with a little extra on the back end. The RGBs are vibrant and true to color. I also love the quick ability to change the colors with the touch of a button on the back. Overall has some amazing value to it!

When I saw this PSU I immediately fell in love with it, especially at its price point. All was good until I put a more power hungry GPU in the system. I noticed a noise. I thought it was the GPU at first, but quickly realized it couldn’t be after hearing the noise when the GPU fans weren’t spinning. I eventually traced it back to the PSU. While this fan won’t be the end of me, especially since I use a headset, it will bug me every now and then.The RGB ring should be more customizable if you ask me.There is one last thing that bugs me, the cables. They didn’t bother me until I changed the color scheme of the build. I had a red and black theme, but once I went for a black and RGB theme, the cables were clashing hard.TLDR: The fan is loud, the RGB isn't very customizable, and the cable connectors are red.Overall I do like the PSU, but if they were to revise it, they do have a few things to do

The media could not be loaded.  This is a long term review as this was bought December 2017 !I had needed three things.1. Brand I can trust2. RGB fan3. Decent price pointI found it with this, 650W RGB Bronze PS by Thermaltake.The first thing I do when I install any new PS I test it with my ATX universal tester, I did with this and it passed with flying colors. The install is easy and basic as with all PS boxes. One thing that I like that is becoming standard is the modular cable system as this can allow us to pick and choose what WE need. The old attached birds nest that takes a dozen zip ties to neaten up is a thing of the past !The RGB effect is in-house so it cannot be added to Fusion etc but still the little button on the side is easy to switch as wanted.One other thing that I do like is that it is extremely quiet. Even when it's being called for a good rpm, this thing is almost dead silent I’m very impressed. The " smart fan " feature is also nice as the fan will not come on until that 10% load mark is hit, we can at a flick of the switch turn it on or off.I put together a short vid showing the color changing effects. I sped up the video just for the sake of lowering the video meg size.Not much else to say but that, yes this does work. I've never had an power surges, nothing has just turn off causing a hard boot, nothing as the title says " stable as a rock ". Easy to mount, easy to plug in and remove the cables, I have zero complaints.Helpful, is how I hope you find my review

Should this thing die, I'll update this review. In the meantime, it comes out the box feeling fairly well built. The RGB is button controlled off the back but looks alright. The PCIE cables have red ends which are sort of a nice touch, at least where that fits the build, as in this instance.This particular one is powering a system cobbled together of spare and aged parts, Ryzen 1600 / 1060 / DVD-ROM.. VFD.. and a half-dozen disparate hard drives. The power draw isn't trying so can't say how it holds under load. The CPU is overclocked a bit, stable, ultimately held back by old RAM so it's not really a hard test on this PSU. Performs admirably for what is asked of it all the same.I've usually stuck with Seasonic over the years, or at the very least made sure the bench tests (johnny guru) are top notch if sourcing locally, but didn't want to spend much to power up a bunch of left-over parts, so this seemed a good compromise. No love for non-modular/semi-modular designs, which is why I went with this one. Only gripe would be no straight SATA connectors, had to relocate a SSD. Considering this was quite cheap, that wasn't a big deal. I would say I was pleasantly surprised for the price!

The media could not be loaded.  Me ha gustado su estética y los leds RGB del ventilador tiene una gran paleta de colores a la hora de la iluminación, ademas de su acabado del chasis. Tiene un toque premium tanto en su acabado como en su interior, y su construcción electrónica le permitirá soportar el consumo de una gráfica RTX 3070 o 3080, o sus equivalentes de AMD Radeon, además de que se revaloriza mucho la PC en la que lo he montado. Los cables son de tipo faja o cinta, por lo que para algunos sería un problema de estética, a mi no me molesta en absoluto. También cuenta con controles para el ventilador en modo cero rotación o automático, y otro para controlar la iluminación ARGB.Reemplaza a una PSU ATX modelo Cooler Master Silent Pro M850, de 850 Watts con 60 Amperes en el carril de +12 Volts, con mas de 7 años a sus espaldas. Estos son sus componentes actuales hasta el momento, al momento de realizar este upgrade:Intel Core i5 9600K a 3.7 GHz;Gigabyte Z390 AORUS PRO WI-FI;16 GB RAM DDR4 Kingston HyperX Fury RGB a 3200 MHz modelo HX432C16FB3AK2/16;SSD Kingston M.2 NVMe with 1 TB SA2000M8/1000G;Dos HDD 3.5 pulg SATA III Western Digital Blue: 1TB a 7200 RPM WD10EZEX y otro de 4 TB a 5400 RPM WD40EZRZ;Enfriamiento de aire modelo Cooler Master Hyper 212 Black RGB;Case ATX Corsair Carbide 100R;Tres ventiladores de 12 cm Cooler Master MF SickeFlow ARGB;Atención, el conector es ARGB de tres pines, no es compatible con el típico RGB de cuatro pines, y es compatible con conexiones ARGB de tres pines de cualquier marca, siempre y cuando sea ese estándar.Quiero con su añadido al setup, poder integrar una grafica dedicada de gama alta en un futuro, a de ser posible una NVIDIA RTX 3070 y el Intel Core i9 9900K con su correspondiente sistema de refrigeración líquida AIO, uno que traiga la pantalla de visualización.

Excellent PSU. Entièrement modulaire avec plusieurs câbles pour alimenter vos périphériques SATA et deux câbles pour brancher deux cartes vidéos/graphiques simultanément. Un étui est inclus pour ranger les câbles que vous n'utilisez pas, ce qui est une touche supplémentaire appréciée. Il y a une petite lumière RGB intégrée dans le PSU et l'unité est très silencieuse. Voir photos pour visualiser le contenu de l'emballage et le produit final installé dans mon PC.

I like the rgb options and the fact that it came with rgb. It also had a small carrying bag for the cables, that's nice to have. It also has a silent option, it's a nice touch.The cables were a bit messy. Athough it was neatly bundled up and smooth, but the cables kinda looked like it was hastily put on and it took more room in my case than it should have. I though the cables were gonna be nice and clean.The cables for the gpu were red, it kinda ruins alot of colour schemes with red tipped cables, it really stands out.The Power supply generates quite alot of heat. I definitely reccomend putting the psu up where the fan is or else your psu will become an Easy Bake Oven.The power supply worked as intended and got the job done. For the price (and rgb with it being fully modular), I'd buy it again.I haven't tested the noise level but I'll assume it's quiet.