Pc Case With Psu

I really like the look of this case. It's what I used for my first PC build. The glass panel is quality. I like the magnetic dust filter on the top of the case and a dust filter for the PSU on the bottom of the case. The slots on the side panel for the hard drives are easy to pull in and out. There's plenty of space for cable management with the right side panel and the PSU shroud. Nit-picky issues were the front panel was really tough to take off to install my case fans (I thought I would break it) and installing a Gigabyte Auros B450M motherboard was challenging because of the IO shield. The motherboard screws could should be moved a few mm away from the back of the case. I had to remove the cushion on my IO shield to get the motherboard to line up with the standoffs. But It's a great case and I'm glad I got it.

I built my pc with 9900k and Gtx 1080. I had fast ram and a great motherboard, but I always had stutters. I optimized and redid my settings so many times and windows reinstalls later, I realized I had a hardware problem. I upgraded my gpu to an RTX 3090 and still had stutter. So I decided to buy a 4090, 13900k, new mobo, nvmes and 3 different sets of ram. Still stutters with one of the best systems you could buy. Rma for my 1000w EVGA 80 Gold and still experiencing stutter with a “new” psu, I decided it was time to switch to the Seasonic pcie 5.0 psu and have instantly had a smooth experience and all stutters have been smoothed out!

My gaming PC with GTX 1080 kept crashing during gaming and I believed it had to do with the cheap PSU I had.� After some research I decided on this SeaSonic unit since it is a brand many enthusiasts recommend, and it was having a $30 rebate at the time of my purchase.� I was impressed with the packaging by SeaSonic, and I like that it is fully modular.� The most important thing is that after replacing my PSU with this new unit, my PC has been running rock solid so far even after hours of gaming.� I have not experience a single crash yet.� Also it comes with 12 yrs of warranty which gives me a peace of mind.

I am totally satisfied with it, although there are some Issues: When GPU is plugged with ASUS cable, when my PC is shut down, there is a Red light that always keeps ON: But it disappears when I turn the PC ON: I searched and as Internet told me - GPU isn't receiving enough power, but my PSU is 1200 Watt - there shouldn't be any issue, and there IS NOT! Everything works fine. I changed the ASUS cable with the PSU one and that light is disappeared. But I am still using with the ASUS Cable, the red light is on when the PC is turned off, but I had no issue during 1 month of 3D work. *GPU is amazing, but as I am doing a lot of heavy 3D work, I am already thinking that I should have bought 4090 beast :D My Other PC other components: CPU - Intel Core i9-14900K 3.2 GHz 24-Core LGA 1700 RAM - G Skill Trident Z5 96 GB DDR5 5600 mhz SSD - 1 TB HDD - 8 TB CPU Cooler - Be Quiet Dark Rock Pro 5 PSU - Be Quiet Straight Power 12 1200 Watt PC Case - Be Quiet Shadow Base 800

Still waiting for my CPU to be delivered. Cables have which end goes where on each end and the PSU has easy to read plug labels. I find it easy to get overwhelmed by all the cabling, so having each cable labeled is really nice when moving from back to the front of the PC case. This will be my third PC with a SeaSonic PSU, and I fully expect it to last as long as the other two (which are still going strong years later). This version has the 12/16 pin 600w connector, but I went with a 7900XTX, so it's not needed. As I have yet to fire it up, I cannot say how quiet or loud the fan is, but the other two were/are effectively silent. And as it is brand new, I cannot say how long/well it will perform. My positive experience with my prior two purchases leads me to believe this one will perform as well as they do. Reputation is such a fragile thing. Noctua has a great one and Arctic is building a great one.

An excellent PSU for my latest PC build. I've had it in operation for about 6 months now (not 24/7). I appreciate the option to have it stop the internal fan while power load is low. It helps keep things quiet. My setup has this PSU on the bottom rear corner of my case. I'm not able to hear the fan when it does run, as by that time other fans on my system have picked up speed and drown it out. A press of a switch on the back of the unit will get the fan to run at all times, if desired. All of the PC components seem happy with the power they are fed, no issues with stability or performance. I'm happy with my decision to go with this PSU.

My opinion these are the best psu's out there...All I use now.

Good PSU for the price.

PC Case came in perfect with nothing wrong with it.

Great MiniITX case. No complaints, a bit tougher to find a good PSU for a performance build