750W XFX Pro Series XXX Edition [P1-750X-XXB9] vs Seasonic S12G-750 [SSR-750RT]

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How much xfx worse than seasonic?
They both have single +12V rail
#1: BUT: seasonic have +80 gold and xfx +80 bronze. Does +80 affect on quality/performance?
#2: Pros and cons of these PSU's (To each other)
 
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XFX PSUs ARE Seasonic with the label changed.

80+ ratings are not to do with quality, just efficiency. Don't get confused and think a gold unit is going t be higher quality than a bronze unit. This is not always the case. A gold vs. a bronze unit will just make better use of the power from the wall and not be as hard on your electricity bill. This difference will not be noticeable at all though.

Just get the XFX.

XFX PSUs ARE Seasonic with the label changed.

80+ ratings are not to do with quality, just efficiency. Don't get confused and think a gold unit is going t be higher quality than a bronze unit. This is not always the case. A gold vs. a bronze unit will just make better use of the power from the wall and not be as hard on your electricity bill. This difference will not be noticeable at all though.

Just get the XFX.

 
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#1: The 80+ Gold is better than the 80+ Bronze. It just means that over 80% of the power is being evenly distributed.
#2: Pros for XFX: Price, semi-modular, and it looks freaking EPIC! Cons: It's not 80+ Gold (but it's silver, not bronze.)
Pros for Seasonic: Price(once again), Semi-modular, a lot of cables
Overall I would go with the XFX because it looks cooler and it's pretty much the same as the Seasonic.
 


Gold vs. bronze ratings have nothing to do with quality. Don't get this confused. ALL it means is that it is slightly more efficient Iike I posted above. This difference will not be noticed in any way at all.
 

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I know, I was stating that more power is being distributed thus making it more of a "bang for your buck"