Specifications
The Seasonic Platinum 1050 and Platinum 1200 power supplies are rated for a combined, continuous output power of up to 1050 watts and 1200 watts respectively (up to 50°C). Both power supplies come with all modular cables. Each PSU includes universal AC line input (automatically adjusts to the AC line voltage) and active PFC, which makes the units more environmentally friendly to the local power grid. Both power supplies feature a single +12V rail that can deliver up to 87A/1044W (Platinum 1050) and 100A/1200W (Platinum 1200) of power. And both power supplies are ErP Lot 6 2013 compliant along with being Intel Haswell processor ready.
Specifications from the Seasonic web site:
Seasonic Platinum 1050
Seasonic Platinum 1200
Safety Certifications for both PSUs
Dimensions for both PSUs: 190 x 150 x 86mm (D x W x H)
While I may never buy a drive
While I may never buy a drive this size, I have yet to lose a Seasonic PSU. I just retired a 2006 rig and the PSU was part of the original build- it’s now a spare. The replacement rig has a lighter version of this PSU, but I like how Seasonic is rolling too.
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Why does Seasonic continue to
Why does Seasonic continue to put the text labeling on their power supply units upside down? They are the only ones that I have come across who do that, and it doesn’t make any sense, and makes trying to read the labels when hooking up the cables an pain in the arse.
Efficiency. See graphs which
Efficiency. See graphs which spell it “Efficeincy”
Isn’t pretty much every PSU a
Isn’t pretty much every PSU a seasonic anyways?
Now that’s funny.
Now that’s funny.
I got two of this PSU’s both
I got two of this PSU’s both making very annoying high pitch whistling sound.
Seasonic RMA has not fix my issue.
I had the older brother 1000W platinum and was very quiet, this one is nightmare.
I’m done with Seasonic for now.