Thermaltake Has Partnered with Best Buy to Launch BM3 Bronze, up to 850W, and ToughPower GF A3 Gold, up to 1200W, Series Power Supplies

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Thermaltake has partnered with Best Buy to launch six new ATX 3.0-compliant power supplies featuring the 12+4-pin PCIe Gen5 connector. At the top of the stack are the ToughPower GF A3 Gold 80 Plus series power supplies which are available in 850W, 1050W, and 1200W capacities. These fully modular PSUs come with a 10-year warranty and an MTBF of 120,000 hours with prices currently ranging from $129.99 to $199.99. Next up is the Smart BM3 Bronze series with 650W, 750W, and 850W which come with a 5-year warranty. These semi-modular power supplies are rated to operate for up to 100,000 hours with prices currently ranging from $79.99 to $99.99.

Per Thermaltake Press Release:

“Best Buy has been a pivotal partner for Thermaltake as we strive towards sustainability. Through our collaborative efforts, significant milestones that benefit both the industry and the environment have been achieved,” said Michael Guo, Vice President of Thermaltake USA. “We are excited to introduce six new models from our prestigious PSU series, each designed to prioritize energy efficiency and environmental responsibility. These models, certified with the eco-friendly 80Plus Gold rating, underscore our commitment to green computing. The launch of these PSUs at Best Buy marks a significant step in Thermaltake’s mission to innovate and provide tailored solutions that promote sustainability in the gaming industry.”

Thermaltake has partnered with Best Buy to bring these new power supplies to market aimed at both entry-level PC builds along with more demanding setups that have greater power needs and efficiency. The ToughPower GF A3 Gold series also features “high-quality Japanese 105°C/221°F main capacitors and a 120mm ultra-quiet fluid dynamic bearing fan further enhanced by Smart Zero Fan technology”.

Links for ToughPower GF A3 Gold 1050W (currently $169.99) and ToughPower GF A3 Gold 1200W (onsale for $169.99)

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Smart BM3 Bronze Specifications

Product page for Smart BM3 Bronze Series

Model NameSmart BM3 Bronze 850WSmart BM3 Bronze 750WSmart BM3 Bronze 650W
Part Number (P/N)PS-SPD-0850MNFABU-3PS-SPD-0750MNFABU-3PS-SPD-0650MNFABU-3
Power Output805 Watts750 Watts650 Watts
Efficiency Rating80 PLUS Bronze80 PLUS Bronze80 PLUS Bronze
ModularitySemi-modularSemi-modularSemi-modular
Fan Size140mm140mm140mm
PCI-E Connectors444
CPU Connectors222
SATA Connectors999
Peripheral Connectors444
MTBF100,000 hours100,000 hours100,000 hours
WarrantyFive yearsFive yearsFive years
Dimensions150mm x 86mm x 140mm
Safety ProtectionOCP, OVP, UVP, OPP, OTP, SCP
Table: Thermaltake
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ToughPower GF A3 Gold Specifications

Product page for ToughPower GF AF A3 Gold Series

Model NameToughPower GF A3 Gold 1200WToughPower GF A3 Gold 1050WToughPower GF A3 Gold 850W
Part Number (P/N)PS-TPD-1200FNFAGU-LPS-TPD-1050FNFAGU-LPS-TPD-850FNFAGU-L
Power Output1200 Watts1050 Watts850 Watts
Efficiency Rating80 PLUS Gold
ModularityFully modular
Fan Size120mm
PCI-E Connectors8
(6+2 Pin & 12+4 Pin)
6
(6+2 Pin & 12+4 Pin)
4
(6+2 Pin & 12+4 Pin)
CPU Connectors2
SATA Connectors12
Peripheral Connectors5
MTBF120,000 hours120,000 hours120,000 hours
WarrantyTen yearsTen yearsTen years
Dimensions150mm x 86mm x 140mm
Safety ProtectionOCP, OVP, UVP, OPP, OTP, SCP
Table: Thermaltake

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