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An important characteristic of any gaming PC is how it handles the cooling of the internal components, To see how the PCSpecialist Titan Supreme stacks up, we ran a series of tests with the case in its default configuration and then with the tempered glass side and top filter removed.
With the charts below, We can compare thermal performance in each situation. To measure the thermal performance all system fans were left to run in the default configuration that was set by PCSpecialist during assembly, to represent how the system would arrive configured to the customer.
Our Thermal test consists of running both Cinebench R23 and Heaven benchmark simultaneously to fully load the CPU and GPU. You can see from the chart above that the Titan Supreme handles the thermal load very well indeed, which means that the case and cooler are working well as a package.
The maximum power draw from the wall socket was measured at just under 370W during a full system stress tests using AIDA64. Even with current high energy costs in the UK the PCSpecialist Titan Supreme shouldn't break the bank under full load when drawing under 400W which is good for the pocket.
