Testseek.com have collected 12 expert reviews of the ThermalTake LitePower W0293 450W and the average rating is 80%. Scroll down and see all reviews for ThermalTake LitePower W0293 450W.
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The editors liked
High Efficiency
Low Power
80% bronze rating (85%)
No un-needed bling
Extremely quiet operation (16db)
Durable unit from a good supplier
Very compact size
Perfect for small cases.
80PLUS Bronze Certified
Small
Compact
Stable
5 Year Warranty
The editors didn't like
Against The Power Supply Itself
Not Modular
No LEDs
Low power rating
500 would be a better minimum these days
Braiding on only half of the ATX bundle. would be better with all or none
Very plain casing
No flashy paint or other bling.(understandable given the intended market)
Long spacing between mo...
Not good for cases with lower mounted power supplies
Probably not enough connections for the hardcore enthusiast
The PSUs have split up into three winners and three losers according to the results of my tests. Of course, the first group is the most interesting one. It includes the Antec High Current Gamer HCG-520, Enhance ATX-0240GA and Thermaltake Litepower LP-...
The Thermaltake Litepower 450W represents one of a select few entry level units that actually passed all of our testing procedures, and did it with a platform that historically has not been a real winner in our testing. Even though the Litepower 450W h...
Abstract: While the monster power supplies might grab the headlines, there is a decidedly large market that doesnt need the massive horsepower that can power a mini nuclear reactor in your home. Quite a bit further down the power pole, there is a contingent of ...
80% bronze rating (85%), No un-needed bling, Extremely quiet operation (16db), Durable unit from a good supplier, Very compact size, perfect for small cases.
Low power rating, 500 would be a better minimum these days, Braiding on only half of the ATX bundle. would be better with all or none, Very plain casing, no flashy paint or other bling.(understandable given the intended market), Long spacing between mo...
Thermaltake has a long history of making the right product for the right segment and meeting their customers' needs. Having been lucky enough to sample several Power Supplies from Thermaltake, as well as most of the other brands, I have a good underst...
80PLUS Bronze Certified, Small, compact, Stable, 5 Year Warranty
Not good for cases with lower mounted power supplies, Probably not enough connections for the hardcore enthusiast, Expensive
The Thermaltake Litepower 450W Power Supply is a fairly stable power supply. While this card probably wont handle the most powerful graphics cards it surely can handle some decent cards with the 450W. This small, compact power supply has a lot for it...
What a power supply! With efficiency between 86% and 90% it is simply the best entry-level power supply we reviewed to date, and we wonder why other manufacturers don’t follow Thermaltake’s steps and release really high-efficiency products for...
If you have plans of building a new HTPC anytime in the future be sure to remember the name Thermaltake Litepower 450watt power supply. This little beast will set you back $90.00 and will provide you the ability to build a very nice system without bre...
The Thermaltake LitePower 450W is a prime example of a mainstream power supply that is good enough to serve in an entry-level gaming performance role. With two +12v rails, a single 6-pin PCIe and up to 450W of continuous power, the LitePower 450W is ...
Against The Power Supply Itself, Not Modular, No LEDs
To be truthfully I am totally happy with this power supply. Other than the odd error code during the test the Thermaltake Litepower 450W Power Supply functions just fine and I haven’t had any problems with it. With its high efficacy and low power co...
Excellent DC voltage load regulation, High efficiency meeting its claimed 80 Plus Bronze certification, Low AC ripple/noise levels, Quiet, Active PFC, 5 year warranty...
Expensive, Unsleeved cables, Unpainted case...
Environmental Factors: The packaging of the Thermaltake Litepower 450W is basic but adequate, and with excellent efficiency and power factors levels, thoroughly deserves its Thermaltake Eco-Friendly logo. Price Per the Watt: Power Supply Thermaltake...
