
Thermaltake
Thermaltake TR2-430W 430W ATX Power Supply
★★★★★
430W
Thermaltake TR2-430W delivers quiet, reliable 430W power with dual-fan cooling for entry-level and mainstream desktop builds.
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Overview
Key Features
Maximum Power: 430 Watts
Switch: ATX Logic on-off additional power rocker switch (115/230 V selector switch)
Noise: 19dB at 2000RPM
Cooling System: Dual 80x80x20mm Fan, 2400 RPM(+/-10%), Temp. Auto Control - 3010rpm at 25¡ãC ~ 3070rpm at 40¡ãC
Connector: 1x 20+4pin Main Connector
Specifications
Maximum Power
430 Watts
Switch Type
ATX Logic On-Off with 115/230V Selector
Noise Level
19dB at 2000 RPM
Cooling System
Dual 80x80x20mm Fans, 2400 RPM (±10%), Temperature Auto Control
Main Connector
1x 20+4 Pin ATX
Pros & Cons
👍 Pros
- Dual 80mm fans with automatic temperature control keep the unit cool without manual adjustment
- Very quiet operation at 19dB makes it suitable for noise-sensitive environments
- 20+4 pin main connector provides compatibility with both older 20-pin and modern 24-pin motherboards
- Manual 115/230V voltage selector supports international power standards
👎 Cons
- 430W output limits compatibility with power-hungry dedicated graphics cards
- Lacks modular cabling, so unused connectors may create clutter inside smaller cases
- No 80 Plus efficiency certification listed, which may mean higher energy consumption compared to rated units
- Does not include PCIe power connectors for modern GPUs
Frequently Asked Questions
What motherboard connector does the Thermaltake TR2-430W use?
It includes a 20+4 pin main connector, making it compatible with both 20-pin and 24-pin ATX motherboards.
How loud is the Thermaltake TR2-430W during operation?
It operates at 19dB at 2000 RPM, which is very quiet. The dual 80mm fans feature automatic temperature control, so they only ramp up when needed.
Does this power supply support both 115V and 230V input?
Yes, it has a manual 115/230V selector switch, allowing it to work with different regional power standards.
What types of systems is the TR2-430W best suited for?
It is designed for entry-level and mainstream desktop builds — general productivity, office, and light media systems that do not require high-wattage graphics cards.
Does this PSU use a physical power switch or soft power?
It uses ATX logic on-off switching, meaning it is controlled by your motherboard's power button rather than a hard toggle on the unit itself.