Is Thermaltake a good PSU maker?

I am thinking about getting this PSU:Thermaltake TR2 W0388RU 600W ATX 12V v2.2 Power Supply, but need to know if it is a good reliable brand. Is it? Thanks in advance.

May be an OK brand, but the TR2 430W from http://www.hardwaresecrets.com/art [...] view/332/9 (Hardware secrets is known as one of the very few, perhaps 3-4 sites that have reliable PSU testing, along with jonnyguru and a few more) was said to be a 'The main problem with this power supply is that it can’t deliver its labeled power. It is, in fact, a 350 W power supply.' - When it was listed as a 430W psu.

I suggest you go for a Corsair, or any Antec except for Basiq, those are very very reliable (Made by Seasonic). Check newegg and shop around for a nice Antec Neo Eco 620W or Earthwatts 650W, or perhaps from Corsair a 550W HX / 650W HX. Basically anything from corsair is gold- but it comes with a larger price tag however newegg should have nice deals on atleast 1-2 of them, antec with the exception of Basiq power is also tremendous.

Your PSU is important don't cheap out on it!
Even with a new PC if u replace this one, its very likely you can keep a 650W version of the above and still had 2 mid-range future cards or 1 high range

Give your system details along with your budget.. May be we could help you pick an adequate PSU..

I should of asked if you wanted single or dual rails..
my apologies..

I would like to spend 50 but if needed I can spend 60. My build: AMD Athlon II X3 440 OCed to 3.3ghz (mabey more later), 4gb DDR2 800Mhz RAM in dual channel mode, and a GTX 460 1gb Cyclone.

corsair 430watt

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Prod [...] 6817139017

The 450w Corsair wont fit your budget. Since your budget is around $60, i gave you the best that you can get at the budget.

are you planning on SLI or crossfire.?
then no, it won't.
besides that then it will and it meets your requirements including financial..
your cpu is a 95watt chip, no big deal. you'll have enough juice..
what.?!

np.
i edit the last post and added the cpu wattage into the equation.

I was looking at the PSU and it didn't say how many PCI-E connectors there where

Yes I know but how many PCI-E connectors are there. I need two.

I know those specs, but where are the 6-pin connectors? does it have two?

sorry bro, just one.
i got it up now.

http://www.corsair.com/products/cx430/default.aspx

good choice too, just not as reputable yet.
maybe they will be.
anyways, goodluck and enjoy.

+1.. Excellent suggestion..