Is this PSU worth the extra money?

hotwheels1997

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My PC Specs:
i5-3570k @ 4.5Ghz 1.24V (offset +0.005V)
2x4GB G.SKILL Ripjaws X @ 1600Mhz
Hyper 212 Plus
Asrock Z77 Extreme4
Haf 912 Plus
HD 6850 1GB GDDR5 from sapphire(it'll be upgraded with the latest GPU from GTX7xx or HD 8xxx series,like GTX 780 or HD 8970)
Right now i use shitty case and PSU.I can't decide on which PSU to get though..
1) Seasonic SSR-650RM Semi-Modular,Gold Certified
2) Seasonic S12II 620W Active ,Bronze Certified
Prices in Bulgaria :
SSR-650RM - 200 bulgarian lev
S12II 620W - 120 bulgarian lev
Is the SSR-650RM worth the money? I get 5 years long warranty with it and with the S12II - only 3 years.The thing is,if i buy the SSR-650RM i'll have to wait quite a bit more to gather money for the HAF 912 Plus.If I get the S12II,i'll get the case with it right away.
Haf 912 Plus price in Bulgaria - 160 bulgarian lev
Is the SSR-650RM actually worth the money? I know there is SSR-550RM for less but i want something more future proof.
Something that's really putting me off for the S12II is that the PCI-E connectors are only 2x6pin ,so when i get my new GPU(most likely 2x8pin) i'll have to use Molex adapters which looks ugly and are terrible for cable management in a case small as the Haf 912 plus.While on the other side,with the SSR-650RM,the two main PCI-E connectors are 2x6+2pin so it would be perfect for my current(2x6pin) and for my future GPU(2x8pin)I'll only need to use molex adapters for SLI/Crossfire or some REALLY hungry card(2x8pin and 1x6pin or something simular).I'm only 15 so gathering money for me isn't the easiest thing,that's why i'm looking for the best bang for my buck.Thx in advance!
 

Ed Hunter

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Firstly im guessing both Psus have the right amount of power for your psu so its if u need modular or not-thats for you to decide if you dont want cable clutter and if you are willing to pay to not have it.. And forget about the difference between 80+ silver and gold-u wont notice the difference, they are both good
 

hotwheels1997

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S12II is bronze certified,not silver.S12II has 576W on the 12V while SSR-650RM has 644W which is around 80watts more,plus the SSR-650RM has higher continuous power.I'll use the PSU i get for the next 4-5 years.Maybe the SSR-650RM is a bit more future proof?