Opinions on seasonic s12ii?

[Akuichi]

So hello I'm planning to buy this psu for my build because I need to have a reliable psu.
A8-6600k
MSI gtx 1050 ti gaming x
3 hdd
Im also planning to use 2 or more case fans in the future
Is this psu reliable and should I get the 520w or 620w version?
Thanks guys

 

[R_1]

the seasonic s12II is my high quality budget friendly PSU suggestion. it is a high quality unit and I would use it in any system.
sometimes the prices are within dollars of each other in which case get the 620W
if you like the idea of a modular PSU the M12II is the same unit but modular

 

[Rexper]

Go for the CX450M/CX550M which can normally found at the same price/cheaper and a better power supply. Otherwise, for a budget unit the Seasonic is fine. 400w + of a quality unit will be enough.

 

[bignastyid]

They are good units. 520w is more than enough for your specs.

 

[Akuichi]

Thanks guys

 

[jankerson]

So hello I'm planning to buy this psu for my build because I need to have a reliable psu.
A8-6600k
MSI gtx 1050 ti gaming x
3 hdd
Im also planning to use 2 or more case fans in the future
Is this psu reliable and should I get the 520w or 620w version?
Thanks guys

Rock Solid, one of the best PSU's out when the model was new.

Still running 2 of them currently, one for over 7 years 24x7..... 620w.

The other for over 4 years 24x7.... 650w.

Seasonic is all that that I run, running an X-Series 650w in my new machine.

 

[jankerson]

Go for the CX450M/CX550M which can normally found at the same price/cheaper and a better power supply. Otherwise, for a budget unit the Seasonic is fine. 400w + of a quality unit will be enough.

Those are tier 4 PSU's.

The Seasonic S12II is a tier 2 still.

http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/id-2547993/psu-tier-list.html

 

[Akuichi]

So hello I'm planning to buy this psu for my build because I need to have a reliable psu.
A8-6600k
MSI gtx 1050 ti gaming x
3 hdd
Im also planning to use 2 or more case fans in the future
Is this psu reliable and should I get the 520w or 620w version?
Thanks guys

Rock Solid, one of the best PSU's out when the model was new.

Still running 2 of them currently, one for over 7 years 24x7..... 620w.

The other for over 4 years 24x7.... 650w.

Seasonic is all that that I run, running an X-Series 650w in my new machine.

Wow 7 years, should've bought the 2 years used for half the price haha

 

[jankerson]

So hello I'm planning to buy this psu for my build because I need to have a reliable psu.
A8-6600k
MSI gtx 1050 ti gaming x
3 hdd
Im also planning to use 2 or more case fans in the future
Is this psu reliable and should I get the 520w or 620w version?
Thanks guys

Rock Solid, one of the best PSU's out when the model was new.

Still running 2 of them currently, one for over 7 years 24x7..... 620w.

The other for over 4 years 24x7.... 650w.

Seasonic is all that that I run, running an X-Series 650w in my new machine.

Wow 7 years, should've bought the 2 years used for half the price haha

Yeah and it's still rock solid.

Seasonic is generally the best of the best.

 

[bignastyid]

Go for the CX450M/CX550M which can normally found at the same price/cheaper and a better power supply. Otherwise, for a budget unit the Seasonic is fine. 400w + of a quality unit will be enough.

Those are tier 4 PSU's.

The Seasonic is a tier 2 still.

http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/id-2547993/psu-tier-list.html

The list is out of date and not likely to to be updated. The newer CXM(450,550 and 650) units are much better than their predecessors. However I personally wouldn't say that they are better than the S12II's as both units have their pros and cons. The CXMs use a newer DC-DC platform but use Teapo caps, the S12II is an older platform but uses better Rubycon and Nippon capacitors.

 

[jankerson]

Go for the CX450M/CX550M which can normally found at the same price/cheaper and a better power supply. Otherwise, for a budget unit the Seasonic is fine. 400w + of a quality unit will be enough.

Those are tier 4 PSU's.

The Seasonic is a tier 2 still.

http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/id-2547993/psu-tier-list.html

The list is out of date and not likely to to be updated. The newer CXM(450,550 and 650) units are much better than their predecessors. However I personally wouldn't say that they are better than the S12II's as both units have their pros and cons. The CXMs use a newer DC-DC platform but use Teapo caps, the S12II is an older platform but uses better Rubycon and Nippon capacitors.

I figured that it was, but as you said.

Seasonic is still rock solid and one of the best, they are all that I use in my machines.

The new models are very nice, X-Series etc.

The list does need to be updated however to current as it is a valuable resource.