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Micro Center Stores: Maingear Ignition 1200W 80+ Platinum ATX Fully Modular PSU Expired
$100
$249.99
+ Free Store Pickup
Micro Center has Maingear Ignition 1200-Watt 80 Plus Platinum ATX Fully Modular Power Supply (FSP1200-50AJB)on sale for $249.99 - $150 in-cart discount = $99.99. Select free store pickup where available.
Thanks to Community Member ww2style for finding this deal.
Thanks to Community Member ww2style for finding this deal.
- Note: Availability for store pickup may vary by location.
- SLI Compatible; CrossFire Compatible
- 8 x 6+2-pin Graphics Connectors
- 14 SATA Connectors
- 5 Molex Connectors
- Includes a 10 Year Limited Warranty
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Edited November 8, 2023
at 10:01 AM
1200w: $99.99
1000w: $89.99
These are re-branded FSP Hydro PTM PSUs, which are cultist Tier A. They list the Maingear Ignition line as speculative Tier B as they have not been tested, but the units appear identical. 10 year limited warranty. I purchased the 1200w 3 weeks ago and am happy with it. Add to cart to see price.
https://www.microcenter
1000w: $89.99
These are re-branded FSP Hydro PTM PSUs, which are cultist Tier A. They list the Maingear Ignition line as speculative Tier B as they have not been tested, but the units appear identical. 10 year limited warranty. I purchased the 1200w 3 weeks ago and am happy with it. Add to cart to see price.
https://www.microcenter
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If you are asking if you can use cables from your previous Corsair PSU, then I have a warning for you. PSU wires and cables are not interchangeable. Always use cables provided to you by the PSU manufacturer. The PSU and the wires that come are specifically engineered (volted) to work with each other. By using wiring from another company, you run the risk of damaging the part connected to the PSU or the PSU itself.
In case you need some supplementary info, here is a Gamers Nexus video that talks a little about dangers of mixing psu cables in first 2-3 mins.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=opFTzO1
Hope this helps!
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If you are asking if you can use cables from your previous Corsair PSU, then I have a warning for you. PSU wires and cables are not interchangeable. Always use cables provided to you by the PSU manufacturer. The PSU and the wires that come are specifically engineered (volted) to work with each other. By using wiring from another company, you run the risk of damaging the part connected to the PSU or the PSU itself.
In case you need some supplementary info, here is a Gamers Nexus video that talks a little about dangers of mixing psu cables in first 2-3 mins.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=opFTzO1
Hope this helps!
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If you are asking if you can use cables from your previous Corsair PSU, then I have a warning for you. PSU wires and cables are not interchangeable. Always use cables provided to you by the PSU manufacturer. The PSU and the wires that come are specifically engineered (volted) to work with each other. By using wiring from another company, you run the risk of damaging the part connected to the PSU or the PSU itself.
In case you need some supplementary info, here is a Gamers Nexus video that talks a little about dangers of mixing psu cables in first 2-3 mins.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=opFTzO1
Hope this helps!
Could you please provide a link to the seasonic psu? I still have a running EVGA P2 850 Platinum running strong but it's getting close to 10 years and I'm already looking for a replacement if it ever goes out.
I'm not entirely sure what the benefits of having PCIe Gen 5.0 ports and ATX 3.0 on the Vetroo
Edit: will most likely be running a 7800x3d or 7900x and a 7900xtx graphics card
I'm not entirely sure what the benefits of having PCIe Gen 5.0 ports and ATX 3.0 on the Vetroo
Edit: will most likely be running a 7800x3d or 7900x and a 7900xtx graphics card
If you are asking if you can use cables from your previous Corsair PSU, then I have a warning for you. PSU wires and cables are not interchangeable. Always use cables provided to you by the PSU manufacturer. The PSU and the wires that come are specifically engineered (volted) to work with each other. By using wiring from another company, you run the risk of damaging the part connected to the PSU or the PSU itself.
In case you need some supplementary info, here is a Gamers Nexus video that talks a little about dangers of mixing psu cables in first 2-3 mins.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=opFTzO1
Hope this helps!
not challenging you or anything, just more curious, but aren't there aftermarket companies that make specific-length cables for build aesthetics? how do those cables come into play if they're not meant to be mixed?