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Thermaltake announced recently that three new products in its PC case, power supply and cooling system lineups have recently received Nvidia ESA (enthusiast system architecture) hardware platform certification from Nvidia. The three items are Thermaltake's Armor+ PC case, Toughpower 850W power supply and Bigwater 780e cooling system, the company said. More here at Digitimes.
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