Thermaltake has introduced a new approach to PC power supply design with its Dockpower series, aiming to simplify future hardware upgrades. This modular system separates the power delivery unit from the cable management block, allowing users to keep their existing cables when moving to a higher wattage model. This change matters because it reduces waste and cost for builders who need more power for newer graphics cards without replacing the entire unit.
Dockpower series separates cables from PSU body to simplify upgrades
The Dockpower line utilizes a docking modular architecture where a separate connector module attaches to the main power supply body. This design allows the connector to be pre-installed with cables, so users only need to swap the PSU body during an upgrade. The connector interface features server-grade 30-micron gold plating and uses hand-tightened D-type screws to ensure a stable electrical connection.
Specifications
- Power Versions: 750W, 850W, 1000W, 1200W
- Certification: 80 PLUS Gold
- Dimensions: 160mm length
- Efficiency: 90%
- GPU Connector: Dual 12V-2×6
Thermaltake offers the Dockpower series in four power versions: 750W, 850W, 1000W, and 1200W. All models carry 80 PLUS Gold certification and achieve 90% conversion efficiency. The units are compact at 160mm in length and include a 135mm fan with a seven-blade hydraulic bearing. The company rates the average time between failures at 100,000 hours.
Every model in the series supports dual 12V-2×6 connectors for modern GPUs. Only the 1200W version includes the necessary cables for this connector type, while lower wattage models do not. The series is available in China starting at 559 CNY (around $83.37), which is around $83.37. This base price applies to the entry-level 750W model in the lineup.
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