Why are no Seasonic models included in the 2023 recommendations?
Why are no Seasonic models included in the 2023 recommendations?
Are you referring to Seasonic-branded power supplies or specifically the Seasonic OEM models? If it's the latter, could you provide references or details that support this distinction?
The exact goal I aimed for—and didn’t achieve—was if Seasonic wasn’t overly sure about their product, they wouldn’t provide ten-year warranties on certain models.
Not going to jump on Seasonic just cause they don't have a good ATX 3 PSU yet, they been really good until now. One of the brands you can normally rely on. Pretty good chance they be back.
Only reason I don't have one now was price when I updated. My last few have been from them.
ask about it in a thread then.
I was too soon in saying Icue was fixed as well...
ATX 3.0 / PCIe 5.0 with a 12-year warranty.
80+ Gold
https://seasonic.com/vertex-gx
80+ Platinum
https://seasonic.com/vertex-px
They need to implement some kind of monitoring system, similar to what Corsair offers with iCue. Additionally, ATX 3.0 should have included an I2C connection for such features, which would allow more power supplies to work and reduce the need for additional cables in our cases.
I don't see Seasonic releasing software like Icue, but I hope the sensors are accessible for reading by hardware monitoring tools such as hwinfo.
You could connect it here if anyone reading this was interested. It appears to be a digital PSU, and there are questions about its purpose. I'm curious about the power regulation benefits and how it works. What are the benefits of using a digital PSU? Also, I've noticed they tend to be more expensive.