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Guru3D.com » News » SeaSonic To Release an all-white Snow Silent 1050W PSU

SeaSonic To Release an all-white Snow Silent 1050W PSU

by Hilbert Hagedoorn on: 11/19/2014 10:11 AM | source: | 10 comment(s)
SeaSonic To Release an all-white Snow Silent 1050W PSU

SeaSonic will be releasing  a new PSU that is totally white under model Snow Silent 1050W This baby is 80Plus Platinum certified and comes with one big single +12V rail, it has a 120mm fan and is fully modular. Pricing and availability is TBA.

The unit is 80PLUS Platinum certified, has a unique design + 12V rail, and most of the mechanisms of modern electrical and thermal protection. The unit is fully modular with a 8-pin EPS, 24pin ATX, five Molex connectors and Berg, fourteen SATA, eight 6 + 2 pin PCI-Express.

The device is cooled by a 120 mm fan who is also white. There is a hybrid fan control fully powers the fan under a threshold load.



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fantaskarsef
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#4962658 Posted on: 11/19/2014 11:32 AM
Is it good or is it bad that it only has a single 12V rail?

Ven0m
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#4962677 Posted on: 11/19/2014 12:13 PM
Is it good or is it bad that it only has a single 12V rail?


I prefer a single line design. There's no messing with deciding where to connect which cable, and if you buy a quality PSU, it'll have no issues with voltage regulation.

Theoretically with separation it's more stable, but well... When I was loading Corsair AX1200i even with spikes up to 110A on 12v line, it maintained voltages at really stable levels.

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#4962859 Posted on: 11/19/2014 04:43 PM
Is it good or is it bad that it only has a single 12V rail?


it's an Amperage question

multiple 25A and 2 590GTX ( :) huge A eater) and you might have trouble with your 1200W PSU but single 150A and it goes fine with your 800W PSU.

both side have for and con point, but for normal/gaming/OC single is more effective.

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#4963125 Posted on: 11/19/2014 10:44 PM
I prefer a single line design. There's no messing with deciding where to connect which cable, and if you buy a quality PSU, it'll have no issues with voltage regulation.

Theoretically with separation it's more stable, but well... When I was loading Corsair AX1200i even with spikes up to 110A on 12v line, it maintained voltages at really stable levels.

it's an Amperage question

multiple 25A and 2 590GTX ( :) huge A eater) and you might have trouble with your 1200W PSU but single 150A and it goes fine with your 800W PSU.

both side have for and con point, but for normal/gaming/OC single is more effective.

Thanks guys. I actually thought it's better to have two rails for two graphics cards... only half the story :rolleyes:

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#4963581 Posted on: 11/20/2014 03:35 PM
i always prefer a single 12V rail, its simpler to connect all the devices. i think is better one big circuit than many small circuits. this topic aside, this PS its just beautiful.

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