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Seasonic Prime 750W Titanium Power Supply Review

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The Seasonic Prime 750W arrives in a lovely shiny, silver box that certainly attracts the eye.

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The bundle is quite extensive, especially for a power supply. There are two kinds of cable ties, mounting screws, a user manual, installation guide and two shiny stickers. All are enclosed within a resealable flat plastic wallet.

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The power supply is encased in thick Styrofoam. At the side of the main power supply is a cardboard box, which is home to all the modular cabling.

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The power supply is protected inside a soft black, felt bag, shown above.

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Seasonic have sleeved the main motherboard cable. All the other cables are ribbon style, flat – ideal for saving space and improving airflow when routing cables. They also include a regional specific power cable.

The cables are all very high grade, which is reassuring to see.

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Both Prime 650 and 750 watt units are equipped with 4 PCI-E 6+2 power connectors – catering for the SLI and Crossfire audience. The 750 watt unit has 4 more SATA connectors, increasing from 6 on the 650W to 10 on the 750W.

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Above, a diagram of the cable breakdown and lengths.

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  3. Was this tested at 230V or 110V?

  4. The Seasonic PRIME Titanium range is fully modular, and they incorporate low noise 135mm Fluid Dynamic Bearing fan.

  5. XeviousDeathStar ✓ ˢᵐᵃʳᵗ ᵍᵘʸ

    This Review says 10 year Warranty but Seasonic says 12: http://seasonic.com/prime/ – it’s only 2 years, but so are some Warrantys.

    You might get 3 or more builds out of it, and it will still be under Warranty.

    It’s not like it’s going to fail in 12y1m and you may never need more than the 1000W model; with Chips using less and less power, and few upgrading their Homes’s wiring to higher amperage sockets.