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But mostly 80+ certification is pretty good, consistent and reliable. Those things happen increasingly rarely (what doesn't sound right) and are eventually exposed and you might get some of your money back because of false advertising. I think Cougar once had a "scandal" where their 80+ certificate was achieved by another design that was not actually sold. But I'd still get a used decent brand PSU than a new questionable one without reviews. There used to be a saying in German "don't buy a 'Chinaböller' " when talking about these low tier brands. Something like Cougar, Cooler Master, NZXT, Super Flower, XFX, Sharkoon, Thermaltake can be fine or great even. I inherently trust anything Seasonic, Silverstone, Corsair with 80+ bronze. However, if you stay with certain brands / OEMs, you are fine.

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If you buy a PSU from a manufacturer because another series higher power (higher cost) PSU did well in a review, you might get a bit of a surprise. 750W Gold FX Edition reviewed vs 450W Gold FX Edition bought) it is usually pretty similar to identical.

Death666Angel - Saturday, link As long as you stay in the respective line up (e.g.

I believe for EVGA would be G2 P2 and up type deal, I forget ut one of their lines was def more "budget" I think was the "Q" in model number (I could be very wrong)Īnywho, thank you for the review, they really do solid PSU Seasonic does, that is why they are #1 for consumer grade PSU applications. Many of the new ones do not get this 2nd connector till the 900w range (pretty sure the 850s not have, at least when I went through them they did not, more of everything, but that connector, granted most boards work off 4+4 just fine including overclock, but there are some boards that "require" for various reasons that 2nd connector.ĮVGA makes some "modeled" after these from their GQ and so forth lines (just as good in most cases, have to back check the model number takes but a few moments. The other reason I like this vs many of the new Focus ones (plus, gold etc) it has 2 CPU power connectors (1 4+4 on main leads with 20+4 mainboard etc) and if need, can add additional 4+4 for the more power hungry or w/e kit that requires a 2nd eps connector. I have not really loaded to the hilts, however main review places including JohnnyGuru listed as very solid including above its rating (without getting uber overheat in the process)

Dragonstongue - Thursday, link I myself have the Seasonic G650 (SSR-650RM).

POST A COMMENT 14 Comments View All Comments The smaller SATA/Molex power cables are ribbon-like, or flat-type, but the larger PCI Express and CPU 12V connectors are made of regular wires covered in black nylon sleeving. All of the cables are completely black, made of black wires and black connectors.

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There are a standard AC power cable and four black mounting screws, several cable ties, three black/blue cable straps with the company logo printed on them, a case badge, and a basic user’s manual.Īs the SeaSonic Focus Plus Gold is a fully modular PSU, every cable can be detached, including the 24-pin ATX cable. Inside the box, we find a relatively rich bundle for a mid-tier PSU.

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Under the thin paper skin of the packaging, we find a strong cardboard box with the PSU well-secured inside it, providing ample shipping protection. The Focus Plus Gold 750FX ships in an aesthetically simple cardboard box, with its artwork based on basic geometric shapes and focused on a black-gold color theme. Therefore, we consider the Focus Plus Gold 750FX to be rated at 40 ☌ for its rated performance. SeaSonic rates it as operational up to 50 ☌ but de-rates its power rating down to 80% for temperatures over 40 ☌. *There is a catch with the operating temperature of this model. The Focus Plus Gold 750FX is at its core a product targeting the mainstream market, looking to strike a balance between quality, performance, and value. As its name suggests, it is an 80Plus Gold certified ATX power supply with a maximum power output of 750 Watts. So for today's review we're taking a look at SeaSonic’s latest mainstream market release, the Focus Plus Gold 750FX. Although we reviewed both of these products in the past and they have left us with very positive impressions, these are ultimately somewhat niche products and the bulk of the market lies elsewhere. Among their new designs are the new top-tier 80Plus Titanium certified units and SFX format PSUs.

Over the past year, the company has been renewing a number of their PSU designs, some almost completely. Not only they design and market their own products, but they serve as the OEM behind the products of several other known brand names.

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SeaSonic is a company that hardly requires an introduction, as they are perhaps the best-established designer and supplier of high-performance PC power supply units (PSUs) to this date.