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Seasonic X-Series 1050W Power Supply (SS-1050XM2)


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This range of X-Series power supplies is finished with gold accenting on the sides and fan grill. The gold colour has received a mixed reception with our readership because it doesn't always match a colourscheme in a system build.
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The fan is barely seen behind the gold grill, but we will take a closer unit at it, when we open the unit shortly.
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One side of the power supply is fully vented to help air flow. At the side is a power switch and connector.
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There are several rows for the modular connectors and Seasonic have labelled them clearly to aid with the build phase. There is a sticker on the right which indicates the dual switch operation of the fan – hybrid and normal. You should remove this sticker before installing the unit.
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The new model is highlighted by the name ‘SS-1050XM2′. If you are buying this power supply make sure you check first that it is the newer XM2 model – Seasonic don't highlight this clearly on their box which makes matters more confusing. A simple, yet easily seen ‘XM2' sticker on the box would help.

Seasonic X-Series 1050W XM2
DC Output
+5V
+3.3V
+12V
-12V
+5Vsb
Max Output
25A
25A
87A
0.5A
3A
Max Combined 150W 1044W 6W 15W

The only difference between this unit and the more powerful X-Series 1250W XM2, is the A delivery on the +12V. The 1250W unit can handle up to 104A, the 1050W model 87A.

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One comment

  1. I’m always amazed at the importance many PC enthusiasts place on mobo, GPU, PSU, Fans, etc. color or graphics. These people must not actually use the hardware, they just sit and view it all day long. Even with a clear side paneled PC case, do people really just sit and stare at their PC to see the colors of the different components? If so they are missing out on a lot of fun. They should push the power “on” button for their PC and discover a whole new world…