Thermaltake TR2 S TR2 S 500W
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Series Thermaltake TR2Compare using chart →
700 W, 24+8 (4+4) pin, 2 x 6 pin, 2 x 6+2 pin, SATA 7, Molex 7, ATX, Efficiency 82 %, warranty 3 years
600 W, 24+8 (4+4) pin, 1 x 6 pin, 1 x 6+2 pin, SATA 6, Molex 6, ATX, Efficiency 82 %, warranty 3 years
650 W, 24+8 (4+4) pin, 2 x 6 pin, 2 x 6+2 pin, SATA 6, Molex 6, ATX, Efficiency 80 %, warranty 3 years
750 W, 24+8 (4+4) pin, 2 x 6 pin, 2 x 6+2 pin, SATA 7, Molex 7, ATX, Efficiency 80 %, warranty 3 years
500 W, 24+8 (4+4) pin, 1 x 6 pin, 1 x 6+2 pin, SATA 5, Molex 5, ATX, Efficiency 82 %, warranty 3 years
450 W, 24+8 (4+4) pin, 2 x 6+2 pin, SATA 4, Molex 4, ATX, Efficiency 86 %, warranty 3 years
500 W, 24+8 (4+4) pin, 2 x 6+2 pin, SATA 5, Molex 4, ATX, Efficiency 86 %, warranty 3 years
Model overview based on user reviews
The Thermaltake TR2 S series offers a range of power supply units (PSUs) from 350W to 750W, known for their reliability and efficiency. Users appreciate the quiet operation and affordable pricing, making it a popular choice for budget-conscious builds. The PSUs deliver the promised power efficiently, with minimal voltage ripples, and are praised for their quality and durability. However, some users note that the thick and stiff wires can complicate cable management, and the fan may start to buzz or jam after several years of use. Despite these minor issues, the TR2 S series is recommended for its long-lasting performance and value for money.
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Not a bad power supply, a kind of fsp in a beautiful wrapper. Yes, they write comments here like: Ugh, it burned out after two weeks, Yes, it does not carry 500 watts, It stinks, It does not work right out of the box - ALSO this power supply costs a penny, then you should be happy if it turns on at all. if you want a good power supply that will definitely serve you for many years, then take Super Flower, Sisonik, Bi Quiet, Game Max. Painted. There is a grill, which means you can service the fan without opening the power supply. The wires are braided, but this is kind of a minus. Quite quiet. The wires are thick The wires are too thick in the braid, I don’t even understand why the wires need braiding if they can be painted black and run without this thick sausage that can’t be laid in any way and spoils the appearance of the PC. Further, the location of the sata power supply is very inconvenient; they are with molex on the same braid, which is why it is impossible to place the sata braid and the molex braid separately. In general, very inconvenient wires for cable management use Thermaltake TR2 S 500W few months |
A good PSU for my money, I’m already buying 3 PSUs of this type for assemblies for friends and myself. I’ve been using it for 3 years now, everything suits me and my friends. Good price, quiet in operation, reliable. the wires are hard and thick; in some cheap cases the side cover doesn’t close well, but this is more of a nitpick.  Grigory Estrin: use Thermaltake TR2 S 600W more than year |
great PSU. I've been using this particular model for many, many years. This is currently my 2nd PSU of this particular model. They all worked flawlessly, never had any defects or problems with it. This PSU works like this: very well and for a long time until the fan starts to either make noise or stops working. There's no need to be afraid, if you want, change the fan, no? Well, sell it or give it away. I'm writing this comment because this is my 2nd PSU, I have money but I don't feel like messing around with it. I'm buying a 3rd PSU and then this one again )))) This 2nd PSU worked for either 4 or 5 years. Draw your own conclusions, and the price is awesome. price, quality, appearance, reliability, no frills! the weak point of this PSU is the fan, after 4-5 years of operation it starts to either buzz or jam. tested on 2 such PSUs zhidkov oleg: use Thermaltake TR2 S 700W more than year |
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Thermaltake TR2 S configurations
| Price for Thermaltake TR2 S | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
 | Thermaltake TR2 S TR2 S 450W | from $226.00 | 1 offer | |
| Thermaltake TR2 S TR2 S 500W | from $185.61 | 1 offer | |
Video reviews
Thermaltake TR2 S 500W Power Supply (Unboxing and Testing)
12 July 201720 387 view
Thermaltake TR2 600 Watt Power Supply
13 October 201318 962 view
Thermaltake TR2 S Series 500W Unboxing & Installation (TS-0500P-2)
15 December 202118 209 view
ThermalTake TR2 s 700w Power Supply Review
27 March 201817 697 view
Installing a new Power supply for my PC : Thermaltake TR2 600W : Unboxing & Install
3 March 20197 677 view
Thermaltake TR2 S 700W - Uboxing
15 January 20175 415 view
Thermaltake TR2 RX 850 Watt Power Supply
18 December 20125 083 view
Thermaltake TR2 S 600W 80Plus Watt Peak @ 770Watt Test
23 September 20154 644 view
Thermaltake TR2 s550w power supply full unboxing
6 July 20204 395 view
Thermaltake TR2 S 700W power supply Review and Beginners Install Guide
20 February 20183 124 view
Thermaltake TR2 S Series 700W PSU and Riing 12 LED RGB Fan Review
1 December 20172 429 view
THERMALTAKE TR2 600W ATX PSU -unboxing-
8 June 20142 329 view
K-zoom show: Unboxing Thermaltake TR2 600W 80+ Bronze
27 December 20151 242 view
ThermalTake TR2 S 500W
20 August 20211 185 view
Thermaltake TR2 500Watt PSU back from repair! (Unboxing)
28 March 20121 028 view
Thermaltake TR2 500Watt Power Supply Unboxing
7 November 2011952 view
Replacing my Cougar A 400 Power Supply Unit with a Thermaltake TR2 S (600W) - Unboxing
12 August 2016871 view
THERMALTAKE TR2 430W ATX POWER SUPPLY | $400 BUILD | UNBOX
23 January 2021158 view
Efficient and affordable PSU from Thermaltake
TR2 S is an efficient and affordable (by Thermaltake standards) power supply with active power correction and 80+ certification. That is, at a voltage of 230 W and a load range from 20% to 100% of power, the efficiency of the power supply can reach 86% and does not fall below 82%. And all this gives a three-year warranty instead of the usual two.
Load 420 W on line 12V
Despite the entry level, Thermaltake turned out to be a well-assembled power supply with high-quality and competent circuitry, which in many nuances looks more interesting than other state employees. Doubts here are caused only by smoothing capacitors unfamiliar to us from the Chinese company Chengx. TR2 S demonstrates stable performance under continuous load and a good load on the main 12V line - the Capxon 330 uF capacitor is rated at 420 watts. In addition, it offers a sufficient set of connectors and the optimal length of wiring for connecting components. Thanks to this, the model can be safely recommended both for assembling a simple working system (a 450 W option is better here), and a fairly powerful gaming PC with a GeForce RTX 2060 caliber graphics card and a 6-core Ryzen 5 3600 type processor.
Quiet but not silent
It is worth noting that although Thermaltake is not Be Quiet!, it also respects quiet products. Therefore, one of the chips of this power supply was claimed almost silent operation. And this is not entirely true. To cool the filling of the block, a completely ordinary TT-1225 cooler with 7 blades is used, the same as in most other low-cost power supplies. Therefore, if up to a load of 220 W, the cooling system operates almost silently, but when going abroad at 440 W, the noise level is above average. And it increases with increasing load on the system, reaching 34 – 35 dB. In principle, in most cases, this noise does not stand out against the background of the cooling systems of other components, but calling it "exceptionally quiet" is not entirely fair.
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