Thermaltake SPS-630M Power Supply

[banaccount]

Hey guys, I wanted to hear your thoughts about the following unit: Thermaltake SPS-630M.
I was using a Seasonic S12ii-620 for 6 months but it had a problem with the fan so today I went to the store which I bought it from and got it replaced, they didn't have the same Seasonic psu available now or any time soon so they offered me the following unit from thermaltake. From a short look at the specs and from one review on a different forum the unit seems to be really solid: single 12V rail said to output 49A, modular flat cables which I already dig (they help a lot with the cable management), 14mm fan which seems to be fairly quiet so far, and a design which looks really good in my opinion.
This unit costs about 30$ more than the S12ii-620 which I bought 6 months ago (I didn't add any money to it) and instead of a 3 years warranty which is the duration it should be, I got the same warranty I had for the seasonic unit (which means I basically have another 4.5 years of warranty on it).
Did I make the right call? Anyone has any further knowledge of how this psu is?

 

[bignastyid]

Quality wise you got downgraded. I would pick the Seasonic over that CWT built Thermaltake anyday.

 

[banaccount]

Quality wise you got downgraded. I would pick the Seasonic over that CWT built Thermaltake anyday.

Alright I see.
However, is this considered a bad quality psu or is it simply not as good as the s12ii?

 

[bignastyid]

It's not horrible, its not real good. it's mediocre.

 

[banaccount]

It's not horrible, its not real good. it's mediocre.

Do you think I should be concerened about it? I have stated that I have a long 4.5 years warranty on it and assuming it can output the amount of amps it states on the 12v rail then I think I should be good (powering an i5 4670 with an r9 290)

 

[banaccount]

Anyone?

 

[bignastyid]

If you don't put a big load on it you'll probably be fine.