Thermaltake Smart RGB 700W 80+ PSU [PC]

Thermaltake, the pioneer in integrating RGB lights into PSUs, presents the Smart RGB Series. This series comes with a pre - installed RGB fan hub offering 15 lighting modes and built - in memory. With capacities from 500W to 700W and 80 PLUS Standard certification, it uses high - quality components and a silent design, suitable for any mainstream PC build. Press the RGB lighting button to switch fan colors among various options like Pulse Red, Green, Blue, etc., and even an LED Off mode. The built - in memory ensures your chosen color remains the same on each boot. It features 10 LED light bulbs for enhanced brightness. The 120mm ultra - quiet cooling fan with intelligent RPM control guarantees excellent cooling and silent operation. The Smart RGB 700W White has a powerful single +12V rail, providing stable power for your CPU and VGA. Multiple connectors make cable installation a breeze. It's 80 PLUS certified, delivering up to 87% efficiency under real - world loads, and is optimized for Intel's Kabylake processors. Ideal for all chassis, especially Open Frame or Tower cases, it combines functionality and aesthetics.

Using your Thermaltake Smart RGB 700W PSU is easy. First, make sure your PC is turned off and unplugged. Connect the PSU to your computer's components using the multiple connectors provided. It's a simple process and the connectors are designed to fit easily. To change the RGB lighting, just press the RGB lighting button on the unit. You can choose from a variety of colors and lighting modes like Pulse or Solid colors. Remember, the built - in memory will save your color selection for the next time you boot up. As for maintenance, keep the PSU in a clean and well - ventilated area. Regularly check the 120mm fan for any dust buildup. If you see a lot of dust, gently clean it with compressed air. Also, all the images are for reference only, so the actual specification and lighting effects are based on the real product. Always follow basic electrical safety rules when handling the PSU.