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Seasonic Connect 750 W PSU review -
Product installation
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Product installation
According to the information from Seasonic, you’ll need 28 mm of clearance behind the motherboard tray.
The link between two modules is very easy, only two cables need to be attached. Let’s check how it’ll look in a Phanteks Evolv X chassis (you need to use the supplied magnets for that).
Luckily, there were no major issues during the installation process. I just had to remove some Velcro holders.
The 8-pin connector’s location was fine, and that’s the one I worried about the most.
It went relatively smoothly with the remaining ones as well, and the short cables were rather easily hidden. Additionally, the Connect module has a Seasonic logo lit up in blue (some would rather have it as an ARGB element, right?), but it most likely won’t be visible (in most chassis) when you attach the right-side panel anyway.
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