Desktop Pc Power Supply Test

This unit is a nice size for a desktop deployment that needs quite a few ports. What I like: * Power supply built in so no wall wart needed, just a standard EIA cord. * Half the ports are PoE with enough power for some phones, etc. * Works seamlessly with the UniFi network management tools. Easy to adopt and configure. I replaced a smaller PoE switch to get some additional ports for my lab. Now I have extra ports to spare.

Definitely on the heavy side but well built and powerful. would make a fantastic desktop power supply. the screen is responsive and great feedback about power consumption and whether a device is charging how its supposed to. I have pushed it to 100 watts on a single output so it does do as claimed. I work remote and travel a lot and use this as my travel charger for multiple devices. it fits perfectly in the Peak Design Tech Sack. I have it paired with a longer C5 Cloverleaf ac cord to help keep it off the floor in coffee shops and airports.

Great compact power supply. Replaced my bulky, heavy desktop unit. I use it with the Sony DSR 250 DVCAM Pro videocamera.

It's a power supply.

I bought this power supply for my first PC build. It works great. The black cables look good in my glass paneled case. The fan isn't too loud either.

Will be using PC a lot. Wanted efficient overbuilt power supply. This is nice. Easy to install etc.

As a guitarist using my PC for recording, I'm so happy with this power supply. It's silent but more importantly it's electronically silent. My guitar pickups thank you Seasonic!

After 2 weeks of using it, it still is great. Installed in a older PC. Had to change power supply to get the 6+2 connector for this card. Otherwise simple to install and works with the games that wouldn't run before. Great price thanks B & H

This power supply is a very good entry level power supply. It has enough power for a pretty good entry level pc. It's easy enough to install and the cable management is pretty reasonable depending on the case.

I wanted a mac that would use very little power when idle, yet be a good desktop PC with the ability to crunch video files. Thing thing fits the bill great. I decided to go all the way to 32GB of RAM, but it doesn't seem to need all of that. I guess I'm of the opinion that if you buy up on RAM, you won't be disappointed and this particular system I intend to keep for a good long time. Very happy with the performance and options.