Seasonic?...
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Excalabur50
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Don't forget EVGA powersuppies I've been rocking the G2 for awhile now and it's bloody good
Avet
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Eddie long
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I have a older version Snow silent 1050w supply and it just purrs like a kitten , never had any issues with it
I have always used Seasonic until recently. But they are good. Their ultra silent series is fantastic. At heavy load you dont hear the PSU.
Dawelio
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Yeah, that has been go-to site when it comes to PSUs. Although they don’t have for the SuperFlower Leadex 750W Titanium, only their 1000W etc.
I’ve personally only ever gone Corsair, hence why asking about Seasonic, as there’s seems to be a very difference in opinions regarding PSU brands. So it’s rather hard to know what to go for really.
AlienALX
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No matter what PSU you go for you need to do your research first, and not rely on who is selling it (IE Corsair) as there is a high chance they didn't even make it.
I also like to buy stuff Tom or Jonny has tested cause they know their onions. Jonny flew over and taught Tom all he knows.
For example old AX Corsair were Seasonic and the best around, but the AXi range are not Seasonic and failure rates and issues were much higher.
Excalabur50
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You mean that rebranded Superflower
Yeah well since we can't buy Superflower here in Straya it's the best one can do!
Kei
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Only one brand is considered superior to seasonic which is Delta and that's only just. Super flower is about equal from what I've seen. I've got a prime platinum 750 and it's been faultless for the last year, running an overclocked threadripper and vega 56.
The warranty and the fact that you are buying from the OEM meaning you know what your getting swayed it for me. Going for a company that gets units made for them by a third party means that whilst the early units might have been seasonic, they may switch OEM's during the product's life cycle. Pretty sure corsiar did this in the past moving from seasonic to CWT or something.
The warranty and the fact that you are buying from the OEM meaning you know what your getting swayed it for me. Going for a company that gets units made for them by a third party means that whilst the early units might have been seasonic, they may switch OEM's during the product's life cycle. Pretty sure corsiar did this in the past moving from seasonic to CWT or something.
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