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main Seasonic M12D 850W PSU

Introduction

Seasonic is a company we’ve never worked with before. They produce solely power supplies and so it would seem they are experts at it. In this review which carries on from our current roundup of power supplies, we will be reviewing the Seasonic M12D PSU. So what are we waiting for? Let’s take a look…

About Seasonic

Since the incorporation of Sea Sonic Electronics Co., Ltd. in 1975, we have maintained our focus on research and development and the production of quality power conversion products.

For the past decades, supported by cutting edge technology based upon a strong research and development team, Sea Sonic Electronics has provided timely and professional solutions to meet many of the IT industry’s requirements.

Features

  • Super High Efficiency [up to 90%]
  • DC to DC Converter Design
  • Practical Dual +12V Rails
  • Tight Voltage Regulation
  • High Reliable 105°C Japanese Capacitors
  • Solid Caps on 12Vs for Extreme Stress Operation Conditions
  • Active Power Factor Correction [99%PF]
  • Dual Sided PCB Layout
  • Detachable Modular Cable
  • San Ace Silent Fan [SANYO DENKI]
  • Smart & Silent Fan Control [ S²FC]
  • Ultra Ventilation [Honey Comb Structure]
  • All in One DC Cabling Design
  • Universal AC Input [Full Range]
  • Patented Easy Swap Connector
  • 5 Year Warranty

Specifications

specs Seasonic M12D 850W PSU

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