Newegg has
Seasonic Connect SSR-750FA 750W 80+ Gold Power Supply w/ Backplane for
$78.99.
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Newegg Inc. via Walmart has
Seasonic Connect SSR-750FA 750W 80+ Gold Power Supply w/ Backplane for
$78.99.
Shipping is free.
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Note: The backplane is not designed for every chassis. Case modding skill may be required.
Features:- During installation only need to use two cables from the power supply to power the CONNECT. While the power supply itself supports the +12 V, -12 V and +5 Vsb rails, the CONNECT converts this power to provide the +3.3 V and +5 V outputs from the +12 V rail.
- Unsurpassed silent performance in Fanless Mode. The fan control button at the back of the power supply allows users to customize cooling needs by selecting between Seasonic S2FC (fan control without Fanless Mode) and S3FC (fan control including Fanless Mode).
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Getting it to work with other cases would be extremely difficult.
Looks interesting.
The "power extension" part has your PCIe and Sata plugs and so on , plus RGB headers and fan headers. It's pretty clever.
If you attached the power extension bit somewhere in the case with magnets it would be fine.
Generally the case they offered with this was very good too. Inverted motherboard layout. Very good airflow. Able to hold a 420 rad. Has a special fan placement that cools RAM (good if you like overclocking).
Honestly they did a lot of great stuff with this. Shame we are unlikely to see another iteration.
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Looks interesting.
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Getting it to work with other cases would be extremely difficult.
Considering the warrantee duration on SeaSonic.. I think the demand for these would likely be low. But $80 for a high quality psu is a good deal if your case could support it.
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The "power extension" part has your PCIe and Sata plugs and so on , plus RGB headers and fan headers. It's pretty clever.
If you attached the power extension bit somewhere in the case with magnets it would be fine.
Generally the case they offered with this was very good too. Inverted motherboard layout. Very good airflow. Able to hold a 420 rad. Has a special fan placement that cools RAM (good if you like overclocking).
Honestly they did a lot of great stuff with this. Shame we are unlikely to see another iteration.
Getting it to work with other cases would be extremely difficult.
The "power extension" part has your PCIe and Sata plugs and so on , plus RGB headers and fan headers. It's pretty clever.
If you attached the power extension bit somewhere in the case with magnets it would be fine.
Generally the case they offered with this was very good too. Inverted motherboard layout. Very good airflow. Able to hold a 420 rad. Has a special fan placement that cools RAM (good if you like overclocking).
Honestly they did a lot of great stuff with this. Shame we are unlikely to see another iteration.
The case designed for this PSU is not inverted.
The PSU for the inverted case only works for that case.
This PSU could work with any case that has the room for the backpane.
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The case designed for this PSU is not inverted.
The PSU for the inverted case only works for that case.
This PSU could work with any case that has the room for the backpane.
https://www.guru3d.com/review/sea...ew/page-2/
Edit: apologies , perhaps I confused the PSU. Hadn't realized there are two similar Connect units if that is the case.
Frankly, I think it's a step backwards in terms of flexibility.
The bus bar essentially mandates that you have to occupy a fixed amount of room in the case.
This seems counterintuitive to just having a fully modular power supply where you can pick and choose what's needed from start to finish.
Good luck!
Jon
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I have been holding out. The discounting is likely a result of the niche market (being targeted in a way to certain case designs, though still giving some flexibility with magnetic placement). This has tended to drown out some of the other killer features (namely, the efficiency and silent operation).
It will be interesting to see if Seasonic ever revisits this design concept.
Good luck!
Jon
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