Can someone identify this?

[nixtone]

Hey guys does anyone know how much wattage this is? In a mates PC and that's all the photos he sent me.

 

Thanks

[SteinerW]

Wattage rating is probably on the other side. he could just take it out and look, its only 4 screws

 

I would guess about 500 watts though 

[JefferyD90]

You have provided no information to identify the model.

 

The model number is on the other side.

[nixtone]

I assumed all Thermaltake PSU's don't look the same, he can't check around the other side he's not at his house.

I would assume with that many PCI connectors its larger than 400w? We need it to power a 960

[UnlimitedTMD]

dem hairs tho...

[givingtnt]

this ? 

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817153125

 

575W

[SteinerW]

2 minutes ago, nixtone said:

I assumed all Thermaltake PSU's don't look the same, he can't check around the other side he's not at his house.

I would assume with that many PCI connectors its larger than 400w? We need it to power a 960

a 960 isn't that power hungry, that psu, based on its connecters, will work just fine.

[ImBleu]

Maxwell (which the 960 is based on) is rather low power, a 575w (or really anything above like 450w) should handle a 960 and whatever else is in that system (looking at it's age and condition to gage power consumption). I use a Titan X and overclocked i7-4790k on a 760w.

[nixtone]

Sick as, thanks everyone for helping