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Thermaltake

Thermaltake Smart RGB Series 500W PSU PS-SPR-0500NHFAWU-1

SKU CH-V24G-J3KVB MPN PS-SPR-0500NHFAWU-1

A 500 W ATX power supply with a 120 mm RGB fan offering 15 lighting modes, 80 PLUS efficiency, active PFC and six SATA connectors in a 140 mm non-modular chassis

  • Max wattage500 W
  • Power efficiency80% under typical load
  • Modular cablingNon-Modular
  • Fan configuration1 × 120 mm RGB LED Intelligent Cooling Fan
  • Fan LEDRGB
  • Power factor correctionActive
  • RGB fan with 256 colours and 15 modes
  • 80 PLUS certified 80% typical efficiency
  • Active PFC supports 100 to 240 V input
  • Single +12 V rail delivers 35 A power
  • 120 mm intelligent fan ensures quiet cooling

Smart RGB 500W power supply for mainstream builds

This Thermaltake unit delivers 500 W of continuous power from a single +12 V rail rated at 35 A. It uses an Intel ATX 12V 2.3 design with Active PFC and carries 80 PLUS certification for 80 % typical efficiency. A 120 mm RGB fan with 10 LED bulbs provides 15 lighting modes and built-in memory that recalls the last colour choice at every boot.

Non-modular 500W replacement for older

The fixed cable set includes a 20+4 pin main connector, two 6+2 pin PCIe leads and six SATA power plugs. It supports Haswell low-power states and accepts 100–240 V input. The jump is worth it when a system needs reliable 80 PLUS efficiency, single-rail 12 V delivery and RGB illumination without moving to a modular or higher-wattage platform.

Suits budget gaming or office rigs with modest GPU

Builders who want simple RGB control via the fan button and do not require cable management flexibility will fit this 140 mm deep unit easily. Systems targeting dual high-end graphics cards or requiring modular cabling for tight spaces should look at something else.

How it compares

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Price $31.99
Cheaper than about 94% of the 10,869 comparable items (median $142.99).
Max wattage 500 W
Lower than about 84% of the 930 comparable items (median 850 W).

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Specifications

Product
Brand nameThermaltake
Product lineSmart RGB Series
Model namePS-SPR-0500NHFAWU-1
Product colorBlack
Product typeIntel ATX 12 V 2.3
Graphics
SLI supportReady
CrossFire supportReady
Ports & slots
PCIe power connectors2 × 6+2-Pin
SATA power connectors6
Output type+3.3 V@20A, +5 V@15A, +12 V@35A
Connection types1 × 20+4pin ATX
1 × 4+4pin EPS
2 × 6+2 PCI-E
6 x SATA
3 x Peripheral
1 x Floppy
Power
Max wattage500 W
Power efficiency80% under typical load
Modular cablingNon-Modular
Power factor correctionActive
Main power connector20+4Pin
12V railsSingle
Efficiency certification80 PLUS Certified
Overvoltage protectionYes
Supply voltage100–240 V
AC input frequency50/60 Hz
Rated input current9A max
Size & build
Product dimensions5.5 in × 5.9 in × 3.4 in
Product weight2.3 lb (1.04 kg)
Shipping weight1.91 kg
Package size234 × 188 × 102 mm
Compatibility
Haswell compatibilityYes
PSU length limit140 mm
Environment & compliance
Regulatory approvalsCE / CB / TUV / UL / FCC / EAC
More details
Fan configuration1 × 120 mm RGB LED Intelligent Cooling Fan
Fan LEDRGB
Mean time between failures100,000 h

Questions about this item

What case clearance does the 140 mm length require?

The unit measures 140 mm long so the case must provide at least that much depth behind the ATX mounting face; measure from the rear panel to any drive cage or cable routing bar before ordering.

How do I connect the 120 mm RGB fan to the lighting button and what is the common mistake?

The fan hub is pre-installed; press the case-mounted RGB button to cycle through 15 modes — the step people miss is holding the button for three seconds to toggle the LED-off mode instead of assuming the cycle includes it.

When should the 120 mm RGB fan be cleaned or replaced?

Dust the fan blades and intake grill every 6-12 months with compressed air; replace the fan only if bearing noise appears or RGB LEDs fail, as the unit is non-modular and the fan is not user-swappable without soldering.

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