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Legion Hardware » Articles » Thermaltake EVO_Blue Series

Thermaltake EVO_Blue Series
[Posted by: Steve]
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Recently Thermaltake released their new EVO_Blue power supply series and today we are testing the entire range. This new family has units rated at 550w, 650w, and 750w, and by using a combination of the latest and most demanding gaming hardware, we have put these Thermaltake power supplies to the test to determine which one is right for you...

Despite its eye catching aesthetics, the EVO_Blue 550 watt is the most affordable modular power supply that Thermaltake now offers, at just $100 US. In fact, the 650 watt is now their second cheapest modular power supply, while the EVO_Blue 750 watt is the fourth most expensive, as it is priced slightly higher than their Toughpower 700w cable management edition.

09/03/2009
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