SATA connector. CPU 4-pin/8-pin connector. What Thermaltake Had to Say Dr. Power III PSU Tester has been meticulously crafted to accommodate all contemporary ATX power supplies, up to ATX12V v3.1.

Set your PSU tester's power switch to the "Off" position. Locate the PSU's 20- or 24-pin cable and plug it into the corresponding port on the tester.

Thermaltake has introduced the Dr. Power III, a portable power supply tester that is compatible with the latest ATX12V v3.1 standard and includes a 12+4pin connector for testing high-power ...

The Dr.Power II is a bit of a funny device; it's really good at what it's supposed to do, but let's be honest, most people aren't sitting back going, "I really want to get a PSU tester so I can ...

All of this doesn't mean a thing if the power supply can't back it up where it counts. Keep reading to find out more about the Enermax Platimax 600W and how well it performs.

Start by unplugging from the wall all of the cables connected to your computer. If your power supply unit (PSU) includes a power switch accessible on the rear of your PC, flip it to the off ...

Common wisdom on the internet proclaims you must use two separate power cables when attaching two 6- or 8-pin power connectors to a graphics card. According to some, using just one cable is a danger.

Which cables are hard-wired can vary, but typically the ATX 24-pin, one PCIe cable, 8 pin CPU, and EPS power are attached, with others able to be plugged in. The problem with this option is it's ...

In the eTeknix office, we’re very fortunate to have an extremely advanced power supply load tester, but it has three main problems. Firstly, it weighs 150KG, secondly, it stands about 3 feet tall… ...