New Seasonic ATX3.0

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Hi guys

Trying to decide on a new PSU. I dont currently need ATX3.0 but though that I might as well for future proofing.
I was going to go for a Corsair rm850x until i decided on ATX3.0 so that takes me to the Shift version which isnt compatible with my case.

I want a silent psu and came across this one from Seasonic:

There are very few reviews and when I search, i mainly find info about the Vertex. Has anyone used the one in the link?

Cheers
Gwyn
 
Kitguru have reviewed the 1k version. I'd treat the 850 watter the same. Its a new range but I suspect all Seasonic have done is tweak the design of the previous model to meet the specs of ATX 3.0. Buy with confidence as Seasonic has included a 10 warranty on it.
Thanks for the reply. Yes I read that review, very positive. Would you put the Seasonic ahead of the rmx series psu’s?
 
Hi guys

Trying to decide on a new PSU. I dont currently need ATX3.0 but though that I might as well for future proofing.
I was going to go for a Corsair rm850x until i decided on ATX3.0 so that takes me to the Shift version which isnt compatible with my case.

I want a silent psu and came across this one from Seasonic:

There are very few reviews and when I search, i mainly find info about the Vertex. Has anyone used the one in the link?

Cheers
Gwyn
I've just bought the 750W version of that, i'm more than happy with it, the 10 year warranty is great peace of mind.
 
Hi guys

Trying to decide on a new PSU. I dont currently need ATX3.0 but though that I might as well for future proofing.
I was going to go for a Corsair rm850x until i decided on ATX3.0 so that takes me to the Shift version which isnt compatible with my case.

I want a silent psu and came across this one from Seasonic:

There are very few reviews and when I search, i mainly find info about the Vertex. Has anyone used the one in the link?

Cheers
Gwyn
Uh, I wouldn’t spend the money unless you knew what size PSU you needed.

It’s not a bad idea and 850 watts is a lot but still buying a new PSU not knowing what you’d need in the future is a bit of an unknown quantity.
 
Uh, I wouldn’t spend the money unless you knew what size PSU you needed.

It’s not a bad idea and 850 watts is a lot but still buying a new PSU not knowing what you’d need in the future is a bit of an unknown quantity.
Not really sure I get your point sorry? I’m currently running 660 watt and have upgraded to an RTX 3080. I’m putting my current PSU into my daughters new build as I need a little more power for the 3080. I tend to keep my kit a long time so it’s impossible to know what I will need in the future.
 
Not really sure I get your point sorry? I’m currently running 660 watt and have upgraded to an RTX 3080. I’m putting my current PSU into my daughters new build as I need a little more power for the 3080. I tend to keep my kit a long time so it’s impossible to know what I will need in the future.
Ah right, I see. Didn’t catch that part and yes, you’ll need more than 660 watts for a 3080 so that’s understandable.

Any of the power supplies mentioned in the replies will do great.

10 year warranties are a great indicator of quality.
 
Ah right, I see. Didn’t catch that part and yes, you’ll need more than 660 watts for a 3080 so that’s understandable.

Any of the power supplies mentioned in the replies will do great.

10 year warranties are a great indicator of quality.
Nice one. Seems to be running ok at the moment but bet it’s kicking my PSU’s ass lol.
 
Nice one. Seems to be running ok at the moment but bet it’s kicking my PSU’s ass lol.
Its probably the transient spikes in load.

Idle you should have zero issues so it might be the 12v rail is almost done.

I’d probably replace it sooner rather than later as a new PSU is cheaper than even a used 3080
 
Sorry to resurrect the topic, but wich model did ya get in the end?. Does it makes fan noise or coil whine?.

I own a CORSAIR RM1200x SHIFT and it started doing coil whine on IDLE since a couple of weeks ago and it's driving me crazy (very sensitive ears)

I bought the 850W version of the same SHIFT only to have the same issue. Power sockets are correct, 220V. Returned it the next day luckily
 
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