$52–$58estimated range · from catalog price Oct 19, 2026
Thermaltake Smart 700W (2015) is a budget, non‑modular 80+ White ATX PSU for basic and mid‑range builds; no ATX 3.0 or 12VHPWR support.
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Wattage700 W
Efficiency80 + White
Form factorATX
ModularNo
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Product overview
Thermaltake’s Smart 700W debuted on October 15, 2015 as part of the Smart Series of 80 PLUS Standard (White) ATX12V v2.3 power supplies. This non‑modular ATX unit targets older, mainstream platforms and provides traditional cabling with two 6+2‑pin PCIe connectors, but no native 12VHPWR.
Positioned in the budget tier, it exists to deliver basic 700 W capacity at low cost for standard ATX towers. It’s well‑suited to budget and mid‑range single‑GPU builds that use conventional 8‑pin PCIe power and don’t require ATX 3.0/3.1 compliance. Availability now varies—the Thermaltake US store lists it sold out—but there’s no formal end‑of‑life notice published.
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