Thermaltake Purepower-480D

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Purepower-480D
Preliminary Information
Release Year 2003
Leak Risk Medium
Batteries None
Mounting Technology Through Hole
Capacitor Types Aluminum Electrolytic, Tantalum, Ceramic, Paper(?)
Destructive Entry No

The Thermaltake Purepower-480D is a high end 480W ATX-12V PSU from the mid 2000s. It included two built in fans, controllable by a knob mounted in a PCI slot or 5.25" bay, and could be found in both silver and black cases, both with gold colored fan grills.

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The author found it necessary to cut the four wires leading from the pcb to the socket and power switch in order to remove the pcb from the case. You may want to mark one of the pair of brown wires for reassembly. It is also best to remove both fans.

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