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(Image courtesy of Thermaltake)

Check out what TweakTown think of the Thermaltake W0133RU:

Thermaltake has long been known for their ability to cool a computer system and for making quality enclosures, but they have recently been making a name for themselves as a premier power supply manufacturer as well. With the growing needs of modern enthusiast level rigs, power has become a concern, so the folks at Thermaltake have put together a monster of a PSU for your high power needs.

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(Image courtesy of OCIA.net)

Overclock Intelligence Agency:

A couple of months ago I had the opportunity to review some Gaming Gear from RevolTec, a company that operates under the parent company Listan. Listan also plays host to another well-known company, be quiet!. As the name implies, be quiet! specializes in producing near-silent power supplies. be quiet! currently has two models in their lineup, Straight Power and Dark Power PRO, ranging in wattage from 350-700 for the Straight Power line and 430-850 with the Dark Power PRO line (1,000 watt Dark Power PRO is just around the corner). Today we will be taking a look at the top end power supply in the Straight Power series, the 700 watt model.

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Power supply units.

A good power supply has always been a component that's recommended by ourselves and those who frequent our forums. Everyone has their personal favourites, and a brand name may arguably count for more here than on any other component.

With the ever increasing need for power as technology development rampages onwards (especially if you're an avid overclocker or a gamer using SLI or CrossFire), then an efficient and solid power supply is an absolutely essential part to getting the most out of your system, without unnecessarily wasting money.

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BaDassumption

One of the things that I love most about modding is how much individual style a person can put into his or her work. Inspiration and ideas can be so unique - signature touches that can make two cases of similar build type and quality look entirely different. Modding isn't just shoving a computer into a prettier box - it's taking one of the most expensive pieces of furniture that you own and turning it into something as artistic as a finely sculpted table or chair. It is art, architecture, form and function.