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1.Thermaltake W0093 PSU 500W TR2-500W from: Thermaltake August 05, 2007
Average Rating: >>More Details		Off The Bookshelf's Price: £49.12 Prices subject to change. Used Price: £36.99
After reading all the good reviews for this on Amazon I thought it was worth buying this. Although it may be nice on the outside with "mirror finish" it doesn't neccesarily represent the true quality of it; when I tried to fit the PSU it was just about impossible, the holes on the PSU for the screws to secure it in place were terribly aligned whereas other PSUs fit perfectly. So I never was able to fit it, let alone use it! I think I'll stick to Antec in future.

2.Thermaltake CL-P0257-01 775/K8/AM2 Blue Orb II Heatsink and Fan from: Thermaltake August 23, 2007
Average Rating: >>More Details		Off The Bookshelf's Price: £25.29 Prices subject to change. Used Price:
After reading all the good reviews for this on Amazon I thought it was worth buying this. Although it may be nice on the outside with "mirror finish" it doesn't neccesarily represent the true quality of it; when I tried to fit the PSU it was just about impossible, the holes on the PSU for the screws to secure it in place were terribly aligned whereas other PSUs fit perfectly. So I never was able to fit it, let alone use it! I think I'll stick to Antec in future.

3.Thermaltake R15ON02 IXOFT Notebook Cooler White from: Thermaltake August 05, 2007
Average Rating: >>More Details		Off The Bookshelf's Price: £12.08 Prices subject to change. Used Price:
After reading all the good reviews for this on Amazon I thought it was worth buying this. Although it may be nice on the outside with "mirror finish" it doesn't neccesarily represent the true quality of it; when I tried to fit the PSU it was just about impossible, the holes on the PSU for the screws to secure it in place were terribly aligned whereas other PSUs fit perfectly. So I never was able to fit it, let alone use it! I think I'll stick to Antec in future.

4.Thermaltake Case Soprano VB1000BWS Black With Window from: Thermaltake August 05, 2007
Average Rating: >>More Details		Off The Bookshelf's Price: £60.12 Prices subject to change. Used Price:
When the case arrived I was very impressed, for the small price I expected something that looked nice but might be a little on the cheap side, not with this case. It's a sturdy build, and the metal is nice and thick, a real improvement over some of the cheaper cases I've had before. I didn't even hook up the 90mm fan, as from experience, I find them loud, and fairly rubbish fans. I plugged both the 120mm fans in, and they are nice quiet fans, the only noise from my computer now is a light air sound, no high pitched wheezing, so it's very easy to get used to. If I want to do something very intensive (such as gaming ) I sometimes hook up the fan, but it's not really needed. The case has its inbuilt ports on the top in a ... Read More:

5.Thermaltake A2418 Flare Gaming Board from: Thermaltake
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I found this very hard to use because the buttons dont always push down properly. When using it to play games I died several times because I pressed the button to move or jump and nothing happened. I tried it for about an hour because I thought it might just have needed a bit of getting used to but it didnt get any better. It also makes a loud clicking noise when the buttons are pressed which is a little off putting.

6.Thermaltake Case Soprano VB1000SWS Silver With Window from: Thermaltake August 05, 2007
Average Rating: >>More Details		Off The Bookshelf's Price: £56.42 Prices subject to change. Used Price:
I found this very hard to use because the buttons dont always push down properly. When using it to play games I died several times because I pressed the button to move or jump and nothing happened. I tried it for about an hour because I thought it might just have needed a bit of getting used to but it didnt get any better. It also makes a loud clicking noise when the buttons are pressed which is a little off putting.

7.Thermaltake W0061 PSU 420W TR2-420W from: Thermaltake August 05, 2007
Average Rating: >>More Details		Off The Bookshelf's Price: £38.58 Prices subject to change. Used Price:
I found this very hard to use because the buttons dont always push down properly. When using it to play games I died several times because I pressed the button to move or jump and nothing happened. I tried it for about an hour because I thought it might just have needed a bit of getting used to but it didnt get any better. It also makes a loud clicking noise when the buttons are pressed which is a little off putting.

8.THERMALTAKE - WingMA VI5000BNS PC Case from: Thermaltake
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I found this very hard to use because the buttons dont always push down properly. When using it to play games I died several times because I pressed the button to move or jump and nothing happened. I tried it for about an hour because I thought it might just have needed a bit of getting used to but it didnt get any better. It also makes a loud clicking noise when the buttons are pressed which is a little off putting.

9.Thermaltake CL-P0323 775/AM2 SONIC Tower R2 Heatsink from: Thermaltake August 05, 2007
Average Rating: >>More Details		Off The Bookshelf's Price: £28.20 Prices subject to change. Used Price:
I read a review of this item which praised it highly. I went ahead and purchased and sure enough it's been excellent. My CPU temperatures are lower than the stock cooler of course and best of all its totally silent. The size makes it slightly unwieldly to fit but it hasn't really created any problems other than one of the power connectors being a little difficult but not impossible to reach. Thoroughly recommended.

10.Thermaltake W0089 PSU 470W TR2-470W from: Thermaltake August 05, 2007
Average Rating: >>More Details		Off The Bookshelf's Price: £41.43 Prices subject to change. Used Price: £30.99
I personally have never installed a PSU before, so I was a little worried that I may never get it to work. And how wrong I was! This was really easy to install, with plenty of cables, all of them are covered in net-sleeve thing that makes it very very tidy and excellent for air flow. Just plug it all in and it just works. You get 8 4-Pin connectors so you won't need to buy another PSU for another 5 years :P (unless you required more wattage) Though, with a huge fan at the bottom, there will be noises, if you can bare a bit of that, then this is perfect.

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