Im curious now that this PSU came out... I know the M1 is extremely tight with SFX-L units when combined with a full size GPU but this one is a tiny bit smaller than typical SFX-L units. Does anyone have experience with right angle connectors on a power supply? I looked up THESE - I feel like they would help keep the wires from pushing/resting on the GPU.
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I don't think those would help, since if you look at the connectors on the power supply itself, there is a gap in part of the MB one. So you couldn't use just a normal 24 pin adapter on that end to save space. I don't know if the other connectors are more standard or not.
But that's my concern as well. I know SFX work completely fine. I'm not sure if a 125 mm unit (vs 100 mm) would interfere too much with a graphics card.
I seen that it would come into stock in some store in the EU this month.
Cables are quite long though but I guess that's normal.
Internal debate between SGX-650 and SF600P intensifies.....
The SF600 P should be back in stock in 1 week as well.
The SF600 P should be back in stock in 1 week as well.
I had a SilverStone SX500-LG (125 mm) in the M1 and the cables did indeed press against the GPU slightly. Functionally, it has been fine and I quickly learned not to worry about it.
Regarding this Seasonic unit, I read somewhere that the connectors are actually flush with the PSU, so that gives you a few extra mm of clearance - in which case it would probably be a perfect fit without touching the GPU.
Regarding this Seasonic unit, I read somewhere that the connectors are actually flush with the PSU, so that gives you a few extra mm of clearance - in which case it would probably be a perfect fit without touching the GPU.
That unit is actually listed as 130mm depth, so this would be give 5 mm extra space already.
And hah, that's usually me pointing out the connectors -- the stick out a tiny bit on all the Silverstones except the SX700-LPT for some reason. That one is flush like the Seasonic/Corsair units. But still not sure how far the actual cables stick in/out though.
The Seasonic sold out of newegg in a few hours, and I can't believe someone on this board didn't get one already from that. SFFPC isn't that large of a group.
Nothing wrong with either company. I'd personally wait for an industry review to post before picking up the SeaSonic over the Corsair, but it seems from above that you might've already pre-ordered a 9900K, so apparently that's just me.
While that's generally true, Seasonic has had a VERY long history of being an excellent PSU maker. And I believe they actually make their own, rather than using an OEM for it.
I got a 9900k and a 2080 ti. Definitely plan to overclock and have used seasonic before. I think 650 is better to have that extra headroom
Just put in an order for the Seasonic. I'll report back with some pictures of how it fits in the M1 with a 2080 FE card. Hopefully itll be alright ![:\](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7 "Unsure :\")
I asked over at [H]ardOCP and someone posted a picture of the Lian-Li SFX-L in their case. That one is 130mm and the connectors stick out a little. There should be plenty of room for the Seasonic. But actual pictures will be nice too.
Edit: Out of stock already.
Edit: Out of stock already.
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I managed to grab one just before it went out of stock. Also got a new Cerberus case. Will report back once I have the 9900k how well this psu holds up
P.S I setup a nowinstockalert for this psu if anyone wants to jump on it next time it's in stock. Good luck!
https://www.nowinstock.net/computers/powersupplies/
P.S I setup a nowinstockalert for this psu if anyone wants to jump on it next time it's in stock. Good luck!
https://www.nowinstock.net/computers/powersupplies/
So I emailed support about the fan controller, since they didn't list it anywhere (which should give a clue as to the answer).
Here's what they said: "the SGX's fan control uses DC voltage to regulate the fan', correlating direct load to the PSU to the fan's RPM.".
So, for me that pushes a little bit towards the SF600P column with the new PWM fan.
Here's what they said: "the SGX's fan control uses DC voltage to regulate the fan', correlating direct load to the PSU to the fan's RPM.".
So, for me that pushes a little bit towards the SF600P column with the new PWM fan.
Seasonic's prime ultra titanium PSUs also use the same fans with what they call "Premium Hybrid Fan Control" which allows a very silent running fan in my experience.
Also, the fans are Fluid Dynamic Bearing on the seasonic vs Rifle Bearing (A rifle bearing is similar to a sleeve bearing but lasts longer) on the Corsair (https://www.gamersnexus.net/guides/779-computer-case-fan-bearing-differences). Fluid Bearings, as the name suggests, tend to be the lowest noise level as a result of the fluid cycling technology used.
Sleeve: Operating RPM (Controlled) 1200RPM, Noise Level (Variable) ~22dBA, Operating Temperature (Controlled) 50C
Fluid/Hydro: Operating RPM (Controlled) 1200RPM, Noise Level (Variable) ~18.7dBA, Operating Temperature (Controlled) 50C
I will test it out once I get my hands on the unit anyways and report back
Also, the fans are Fluid Dynamic Bearing on the seasonic vs Rifle Bearing (A rifle bearing is similar to a sleeve bearing but lasts longer) on the Corsair (https://www.gamersnexus.net/guides/779-computer-case-fan-bearing-differences). Fluid Bearings, as the name suggests, tend to be the lowest noise level as a result of the fluid cycling technology used.
Sleeve: Operating RPM (Controlled) 1200RPM, Noise Level (Variable) ~22dBA, Operating Temperature (Controlled) 50C
Fluid/Hydro: Operating RPM (Controlled) 1200RPM, Noise Level (Variable) ~18.7dBA, Operating Temperature (Controlled) 50C
I will test it out once I get my hands on the unit anyways and report back
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"Premium Hybrid Fan Control" is just a fancy marketing name they give to their fan curve -- also with S3FC. It just means it has the multiple modes of running -- fanless, silent, and cooling modes.
The fans on the platinum are different than the fans on the golds, and I don't think anyone has looked at the specs of the new one yet.
It's interesting on the Seasonic stats section they don't list the acoustics info yet -- it's just TBA. Corsair also hasn't posted the actual specs for the Platinum either, even though it's already shipping.
The fans on the platinum are different than the fans on the golds, and I don't think anyone has looked at the specs of the new one yet.
It's interesting on the Seasonic stats section they don't list the acoustics info yet -- it's just TBA. Corsair also hasn't posted the actual specs for the Platinum either, even though it's already shipping.
I did just go back and see that. And yes, rifle bearings do seem to be worse than fluid. I guess it will come down to the acoustic data for both (which hopefully they release). In the manual for the SF600 G, they provide a fan noise curve, which they don't have yet for the Plat. Also, they don't list the bearing type for the Gold (which makes me think it's a normal sleeve bearing).
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