I've built three systems with these, now. Reliable, solid rails, fully modular, long lived, Platinum +. No complaints. The PCIE cables are the pigtail variety if that bothers you, but that's literally the only thing I can think of to criticize about this PSU. Very affordable for the quality, too, relative to alternatives.

Does a great job. I don't like the included PCIe cables because they're pigtailed but I still think my GPU gets enough power.

I have put this PSU through two PCs over the past few years and it's not showing any signs of age. High quality build, quiet fan, and steady power output. This unit is money well spent!

Reused from a previous build- this guy is a trooper, love how stable it is.

Angry pixies!

Originally planned to go with Corsair RM750 but they were out. As a next resort, SeaSonic PSUs I can rest assured that SeaSonic PSUs are also excellent and worth every penny.

I always follows manufacturer's guidelines when installing PC hardware. SeaSonic's first step is to plug in the power supply using their safety clip. I am a little embarrassed about this, but I spend several minutes changing cables, and pushing power buttons, and I was convinced the unit was not working. My bad. It was working just fine, but it is so quiet that you can hear it run.

Easy to install, and being fully modular, it's a perfect power supply for small cases where you don't need all of the extra cables.

Hey Seasonic! Where's your case stickers?

$90 for a platinum certification, couldn't say no to that one. Best PSU I've had so far since it has a silent mode.

My go-to for power supplies.

Got it for $75 with a sale + promo code + rebate, so it was cheaper than the 650w gold psu I was going to use. It works, not much else to say.