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Thermaltake rolls out new Toughpower PT PSUs
Thermaltake is aiming to make high-efficiency power supplies more accessible with the launch of its new Toughpower PT Platinum Series. Available in 850W, 1000W, and 1200W capacities, these new units boast 80 Plus Platinum certification and full compliance with the latest ATX 3.1 and PCIe 5.1 standards, all while hitting some surprisingly aggressive price points.
The PT Platinum series uses 100% Japanese 105°C capacitors and an LLC + DC-to-DC topology for stable power delivery. Each unit features a fully modular design with flat, low-profile cables for easier routing. Thermaltake is also highlighting its “Zero Cable Platform”, which uses a direct PCB connection for the modular panel to reduce internal wiring. Cooling is handled by a quiet 135 mm hydraulic bearing fan with a zero-RPM mode for silent operation under low loads.
Important for modern builds, the PSUs are fully ATX 3.1-compliant, meaning they are built to handle the high-power excursions of the latest GPUs. Moreover, they come equipped with a native PCIe 5.1 12V-2×6 connector capable of delivering up to 600W over a single cable, enough to handle an RTX 5090 with ease.
Thermaltake appears to be pricing these units very competitively. The 850W model launches at just $129.99, the 1000W at $159.99, and the 1200W at $179.99. These MSRPs put the PT Platinum series firmly in territory usually occupied by 80 Plus Gold units, making them a potentially high-value option for builders seeking top-tier efficiency. The entire series is backed by a 10-year warranty.
KitGuru says: Considering its aggressive price point, would you consider one of these new Thermaltake PT PSUs for a PC build?
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- Fallout 76 ‘Burning Springs’ update arrives in December, Xbox Series and PS5 upgrade coming 2026
Fallout 76 ‘Burning Springs’ update arrives in December, Xbox Series and PS5 upgrade coming 2026
Bethesda has confirmed that Fallout 76 will be receiving a full next-gen upgrade for Xbox Series X/S and PlayStation 5, with the release window set for early 2026. The announcement was made during the special Fallout Day Broadcast last night, which celebrated the franchise’s enduring legacy and teased what’s next for the online wasteland.
The studio has assured fans that the update will be a native version designed specifically for current-gen consoles. It is unclear exactly what will be improved though, as Fallout 76 already targets up to 4K resolution on PS5 and Xbox Series X. The game also already runs at 60FPS on both platforms. Perhaps Bethesda will go a step further and offer a 120FPS mode to really help this update stand out.
The news arrives alongside the reveal of Burning Springs, a free expansion launching in December. This update will introduce a new Ohio-based region, a bounty system led by The Ghoul (voiced by Walton Goggins from the Fallout TV series), and a host of new quests, enemies, and public events.
In other Fallout-related news this week, Bethesda also announced plans for Fallout 4 Anniversary Edition, which will ship across PC, Xbox and PS5 consoles. A Switch 2 version is also in development, marking the very first time that a mainline Fallout game has been made available on a Nintendo console.
KitGuru Says: We don't often talk about the massive comeback Fallout 76 has had in recent years but it is certainly up there with the likes of Cyberpunk 2077 and No Man's Sky.
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With several Steam sales coming up, now is a great time to top up your Steam Wallet. If you also happen to be in the market for a new RTX 50 series graphics card, then MSI has just the offer for you, with up to £100 in Steam vouchers available for eligible purchases.
There are free Steam vouchers to be had across a range of MSI's most popular graphics card models, including the SUPRIM, Vanguard, Expert, Inspire and Gaming lines.
If you are buying an RTX 5060 or an RTX 5060 TI, you'll get a £20 Steam voucher with your purchase. RTX 5070 and RTX 5070 Ti models come with a £40 code, while RTX 5080 buyers will get £60 to spend on Steam. At the top of the stack is the RTX 5090, with buyers being offered the full £100 in Steam credit.
Eligible retailers in the UK include the likes of Amazon, Currys, SCAN, Overclockers UK and more. In order to obtain your Steam credit, you will have to create an MSI account, register your product and provide proof of purchase. After that, your Steam codes will be sent to you.
You can find the full list of eligible GPUs, retailers and redemption instructions on MSI's promotion page, HERE.
The offer ends on the 30th of November, so this promotion should also apply to any potentially discounted GPUs purchased during Black Friday sales next month.
KitGuru Says: Are you planning on upgrading to an RTX 50 graphics card before the end of the year? Will you be taking advantage of MSI's Steam code offer?
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We've known for quite some time that Battlefield 6 will be getting its own Battle Royale mode, but the timing of it has been the subject of debate. We can finally put the questions to rest, as recent datamining efforts point to a launch in just a few days time.
ModernWarzone, an account typically known for Call of Duty leaks, has shared information from the dataminer, OneBattlefield, who discovered that a game mode, codenamed ‘Granite' will drop on October 28th. Tom Henderson, another well-known leaker, went on to confirm that Granite is the codename for Battlefield 6's Battle Royale mode, indicating plans to shadow drop the new mode in just a few days' time.
It is unclear exactly what changes will be made for Battlefield's return to the Battle Royale genre. The last time Battle Royale made an appearance in Battlefield was the Firestorm mode in Battlefield V, and that was all the way back in 2019. Battlefield Studios has previously teased that this new Battle Royale mode will have a ‘deadly ring', removing the ability for players to jump in and out of the safe zone while remaining alive.
Next week will also see the launch of Battlefield 6's first seasonal content drop, which we previewed earlier this week.
KitGuru Says: Will you be jumping into the new Battle Royale mode in Battlefield 6?
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Epomaker, a brand primarily known for its keyboards, is branching out into the world of gaming mice in response to community requests. The company has today launched two new models: the high-end, ultra-light Epomaker CarbonX featuring a carbon fibre shell, and the budget-friendly Epomaker Click Lite.
The CarbonX is obviously the enthusiast offering here. With its carbon fiber casing, the mouse achieves an impressively low weight of just 50g while maintaining structural rigidity. The hollow design not only saves weight but also contributes to its unique aesthetic, with Epomaker noting that a dustproof layer protects the internal PCB. Under the hood, the CarbonX is packed with top-tier specs, featuring the PixArt PAW3950 optical sensor and an 8 kHz polling rate for low-latency input. Lastly, the two main buttons use Omron optical switches.
For gamers on a tighter budget, Epomaker is also launching the Click Lite, featuring a more traditional, understated design. Available in black or white, this mouse features a PAW3311 sensor capable of up to 12,000 DPI and a standard polling rate of 1000 Hz. The Click Lite has five programmable buttons and is powered by a 500 mAh battery for extended wireless use.
Both new mice are available now via Epomaker's official website, Amazon, and AliExpress. The high-performance CarbonX is priced at $79.99/€72.95, while the budget-friendly Click Lite costs just $29.99/€27.95.
KitGuru says: Which of the two new Epomaker mice would you choose for your setup?
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Noctua is celebrating its 20th anniversary since it launched its very first products. To mark two decades of keeping our CPUs frosty, the company has unveiled a brand-new anniversary desk mat, the NP-DM3, and has completely revamped its official website.
To honour this history, Noctua is releasing the NP-DM3 desk mat. This premium 90×40 cm mat features a unique timeline motif that charts the company's journey, showcasing iconic products from the original NH-U heatsinks right up to the latest G2 models, including fan favourites like the NF-P12 and the legendary NH-D14. Made with a smooth, low-friction top surface, stitched edges, and a rubberised anti-slip base, it's a high-quality accessory that complements any Noctua-cooled build. The NP-DM3 is available now via Noctua's Amazon stores for €39.90/$39.90.
Alongside the new mouse mat, Noctua has also completely revamped its official website. Precisely 20 years after the original site went live, the new site has been redesigned from the ground up to provide easier navigation, a responsive layout, and a much-improved user experience. Key features include improved product filtering, interactive buying guides, integrated FAQs, and a streamlined ordering process for mounting upgrade kits. The new site also promises faster loading times and more in-depth product information, serving as a comprehensive resource for Noctua fans and builders.
KitGuru says: In 20 years, Noctua has made its mark in the CPU cooling segment and continues to do so with its latest products. Happy Anniversary, Noctua!
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Fallout Season 2 drops this December, new character posters revealed
The Fallout TV series garnered universal acclaim for its tone, sets and story. Season Two is now right around the corner, with a December 17th Premier date set.
Following the initial announcement at Gamescom earlier this year, Amazon has now confirmed that Fallout Season 2 will begin on December 17th. A series of new character posters have also been released, showing Lucy surrounded by a group of raiders, Maximus surrounded by members of the Brotherhood of Steel, Ghoul surrounded by … other ghouls and of course, CX404, otherwise known as Dogmeat, surrounded by Radscorpions.
Fallout Season 2 will take fans away from the California setting of the original and over to New Vegas, a fan-favourite location from the video games. The season will explore the connection between Mr. House and Vault-Tec, the shadowy corporation known for running a series of questionable experiments on those residing in the nuclear vaults.
KitGuru Says: Are you looking forward to the new season of Fallout?
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