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Hi Friend from Brazil
Thanks for contacting via Tt forum.
As for your question, I am suggesting using a multi meter to get the accurate reading.
From our experience, reading from Hardware Monitor could be way off from the actual one.
If it's difficult for you to get a multi meter, you might want to try switch to another power supply, and see if the number back to normal.
Here I am leaving you the customer service email in case you need to get exchange through warranty program:
suporte.thermaltake@thermaltakeusa.com
Wish you a wonderful day~
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Hi Phoneix17
Could you find out what's the part number on your power supply?
Thanks
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Hi Jetcosys
Sorry, we don't have TFX power supplies, hope you will find it soon.
Have a good one~
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Hi Graficar
Sorry for what happened, please contact our customer service for further assist:
Europe:support@thermaltake.deAsia and other region:cs2@thermaltake.comBest Regards -
Greeting to all Smart Pro RGB owners:
Welcome to the Smart Pro RGB Bronze Owners Club.
Once again you have made the right decision...and we thank you for that.
Smart Pro RGB Bronze series is our first fully modular bronze power supply alone with the best features and most affordable price ever.
Welcome to share your builts and ask questions here, we are looking forward to see all amazing works around the world.
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Hello my Fellow TT Army:
Welcome to the Toughpower Grand RGB Gold Owners Club.
Once again you have made the right decision...and we thank you for that.
Toughpower Grand series is one of our best series so far and this ATX PSU contain all the best features and most affordable price ever.
Welcome to share your builts and ask questions here, we are looking forward to see all amazing works around the world.
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Hi there
Power supply fan speed can't be control or see by bios.
You might need a STROBOSCOPE to find out.
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Hi Kalmarth
UK is currently using 230V. and since your power supply is covering from 110-240V .
All you need is a UK power cord.
Peace out~~
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Hi Shrowell
I am sorry and looks like your Toughpower Grand is malfunctioned and need to be replaced.
If you got this power supply within United States, please contact our customer servise:
Email: ttsupport@thermaltakeusa.comToll Free: 1-800-988-1088 M-F 9:00AM~5:30PM (P.S.T)Or fill up eRMA form:http://support.thermaltake.com/csErma.aspx?action=apply
Hope this way can save you much time.
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Hi Scottfree1
After study and I have found your PSU spec here:
12V1 : CPU 8PIN, CPU 4Pin
12V2 : PCIE(modular), CPU 8PIN
12V3 : 24PIN, PCI-E (Non modular cable)
12V4 : SATA, 大4Pin, PCI-E(modular)
Because your CPU can consume up to TDP 130W, therefore, I suggest you can take 12V3 (non modular cable) for your GTX 760
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Hi Everyone:
Welcome to the Toughpower SFX Owners Club.
You have made the right decision...and we thank you for that.
Toughpower series is one of our best series so far and this SFX PSU contain all the best features and most affordable price possible.
Welcome to share your builts and ask questions here, we are looking forward to see all amazing works around the world.
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How are you sharp Zhang, Thank you for stopping by~
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Hi There
For testing your power supply, the first thing is switch off your power supply and unplug all connectors except the powercord.
Next, find a paperclip and make sure it is not wrap with plastic coding and bend it into U shape.
Now, take your 24 pin connector and find the pin with green wire and the other pin with black wire.(Any black wire)
Take your U shape paperclip insert one end to the green wire and the other end to a black wire.
Next, take your molex cable and plug in for your case fan and switch on your power supply.
If your case fan is not spining then it's time to get a new power supply.
Hope it helps and thank you for choosing thermaltake power supply.
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Hi There
Regarding to your question, and if you live in the U.S.I'd suggest you to get our TR2-600W, 80 plus Bronze certified power supply:
This unit has a 20+4 pin main power connector and a 4+4 pin ATX 12V cables and provide continuously 600W power.
For more information, please click on the link below:
http://www.thermaltakeusa.com/Power_Supply/TR2_Series_/TR2/C_00002410/TR2_600W_Bronze/design.htm
Thank you for choosing Thermaltake power supply.
Smart 700W burned up
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Hi Gary
Sorry to cause you such inconvenience.
You are the second user here reported RMA application no coming through.
Obviously our system is having trouble deliver.
So, for now please sent your request to one of these Email address below depends on your location:
USA/Canada/South America:
support@thermaltakeusa.zendesk.com
Europe
support@thermaltake.de
Australia/ New Zealand
rma@thermaltake.com.au
International Global Customers:
info@thermaltake.com
Onces again sorry for the trouble, we wish to solve your problem ASAP.