Does The Power Supply Fan Face Up

Quiet, stable power supply. Does exactly what I need.

Does not require a power supply.Very portable.

Takes almost no space. Works good. Does not have it's own power supply.

It's a power supply. Does what is says with no frills and limited thrills. Don't know what else can be said about it.

This thing is awesome! Does everything I need it to do. One thing to be aware of - it DOES come with a power supply, even though it's not listed in the What's In The Box list.

It's a power supply.

Pros: - Very powerful, 1200W, Platinum 80+ Class; - ATX 3.0 & PCIe 5.0 Compliant; - Fully modular; - Hybrid fan control; - Compact size, 160 mm length; - Very high quality all components; - All types of cables, screws and straps in pack. Cons: None Overall Review: My previous power supply was Gold class, so I never had such wonderful PS before. This one is a new level - Seasonic Platinum Class - Piece of Art. Everything in package: Power Supply and cables are very high quality items, even screws. I've used supplied tester and user's manual for checking PS after unpacking, in normal mode with fan on. Installation Guide is clear and understandable. Assembling the new PC with this Power Supply was a pure joy and pleasure. Simple and easy. Power Supply works very quiet even under pretty heavy load. Totally I'm very satisfied with purchase of this Vertex PX-1200. Looking forward to apply 12VHPWR cable with a new video card. Power Supply is a heart of PC, it should be very high quality thus it can't be cheap. This one is the highest level of PS which I ever saw and hold in my hands.

It’s a 1000w power supply, works like a charm, I’m not a huge fan of the cables, I may look at replacing them with flat cables for a smoother look in my case, but they do the job.

I purchased the Fractal Terra in Jade. The build quality is excellent, panel gaps are minimal and uniform, and it’s very sturdy. Building was a relative breeze with the included step by step instructions. Be sure to get your dimensions in order and make sure everything will fit with at least a few mm of clearance on each side so your fans don’t hiss/whistle from being right up against the panels. SFX-L power supply went in mine fine, but it’s a very tight fit. I went with an ID-Cooling 47mm all black CPU fan, but coupled with my relatively small RTX 3070, I could have gone way more aggressive with the CPU cooling. Thermals for an RTX 3070 peak around 75° under torture test (Furmark2) and CPU peaks around 78° under torture test (CPU Burner). Under gaming load (Red Dead Redemption 2, 1080p, max everything, DLSS on Auto) GPU 73° / CPU 71° after 2 hours, both well within thermal capacity. This was without a 120mm fan mounted below the PSU for airflow since SFX-L power supply blocks the mounting point. I have this setup as an HTPC/living room gaming PC and it looks great on the media console with some other earthy brown and green accent pieces / live plants nearby. If you’re planning a midrange build like this, just get a regular SFX power supply, I just wasn’t able to find a reasonably priced one above 750W, so I opted for the 850W SFX-L to upgrade the CPU, cooler, and GPU later on. Overall a relatively painless install, instructions are very clear and give lots of helpful tips for cable management and other minor details useful for your specific build. Can’t wait to see what Fractal comes up with next!

Purchased to replace a dead 8-channel power supply (also had a few power bricks to eliminate on that setup.) Does exactly what I needed it to do: provide power to 16 analog cameras. The individually-fused outputs are a nice touch, as (now) one shorted camera won't take out the entire surveillance system.