Cooler master vs seasonic PSU

[Cool]

Which is quieter and better ? 

Cooler master v1200 platinum

vs

Seasonic prime ultra 1000PD 80 plus platinum 

[Jurrunio]

Both have fans, so neither are the most silent PSU out there.

[Cool]

@TheKDub

I7 8700k

aorus 1080 ti sli

asus strix z370-e

g skill 3200 mhz 16gb rgb

samsung 970 evo 500gb

7200 hard disk 1tb

cooler master ml360r

[TheKDub]

23 minutes ago, Cool said:

@TheKDub

I7 8700k

aorus 1080 ti sli

asus strix z370-e

g skill 3200 mhz 16gb rgb

samsung 970 evo 500gb

7200 hard disk 1tb

cooler master ml360r

You definitely don't need something that crazy then.

Something such as one of these would be a great option:

EVGA 850W G3 - https://amzn.to/2PbPh4w (I have this one, it's a nice power supply. No issues with it so far from what I can tell. I can't hear it at all even when my i7 8700K [5GHz, 1.275v] and GTX 970 are being put under load.)

EVGA 750W P2  - https://amzn.to/2Pb5ruD (Better quality. Also has higher wattage versions available.)

[NelizMastr]

They're both quiet. That said, the rest of your PC will be inevitably louder under load than even some midrange PSUs, so I wouldn't worry too much about it.

[STRMfrmXMN]

20 hours ago, Cool said:

Which is quieter and better ? 

Cooler master v1200 platinum

vs

Seasonic prime ultra 1000PD 80 plus platinum 

They're both going to be much quieter than your AIO pump so it doesn't really matter. If it saves you money, you can run that system comfortably on an 850W unit, if you desire.

[LienusLateTips]

22 hours ago, TheKDub said:

You definitely don't need something that crazy then.

Something such as one of these would be a great option:

EVGA 850W G3 - https://amzn.to/2PbPh4w (I have this one, it's a nice power supply. No issues with it so far from what I can tell. I can't hear it at all even when my i7 8700K [5GHz, 1.275v] and GTX 970 are being put under load.)

EVGA 750W P2  - https://amzn.to/2Pb5ruD (Better quality. Also has higher wattage versions available.)

The G3 has a really aggressive fan curve and subjective protections issues.

 

OP: If you want quiet, the Corsair HX and HXi are good options.

[Cool]

Isit save to power my aorous 1080ti with 6 pin pci e to dual 8 pin pci e ? 

[seon123]

2 minutes ago, Cool said:

Isit save to power my aorous 1080ti with 6 pin pci e to dual 8 pin pci e ? 

No

[OrionFOTL]

No, because a 6pin is technically specced for 75W, while two 8pins are specced for 300W. The connection also provides a vulnerable failure point for melting cables and plastic. (Why are you even asking about that when high power PSUs have lots of 8pins?)

[Cool]

@OrionFOTLCoolermaster 1200w only have alot 6 pins pci 

[Cool]

Can i use 2 “6 pin pci to 6+2 pin pci” cable? Isit okay?

 

 

[OrionFOTL]

Read the manual of the Cooler Master, or go to its specification page, and there see how many 8pin (6+2pin) PCIe connectors it has.

The plugs on the power supply itself aren't cables, they are of no interest to you.

[Cool]

16 minutes ago, OrionFOTL said:

Read the manual of the Cooler Master, or go to its specification page, and there see how many 8pin (6+2pin) PCIe connectors it has.

The plugs on the power supply itself aren't cables, they are of no interest to you.

They have 6 of it . Can i use 4 “6 pin pci to 6+2 pin pci” cable to power the 2 aorous 1080ti? Isit save to do it ?

 

[OrionFOTL]

They have 6 of it? 6 of what? Did you follow my advice and check out the specifications website?

 

http://www.coolermaster.com/powersupply/enthusiast-v-series/v1200/ > Specs

 

 

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PCI-e 6+2 Pin x 12

You have 12 6+2pin connectors available. (Two per cable.) You could power six cards that need two 8pin power connectors. You don't need any converters, extensions, or anything else.

 

Unless I'm misinterpreting your language, and you're referring to the original cables that come with it as "6 pin pci to 6+2 pin pci". Then yes, the native cables do their job properly. One cable has two 6+2pin connectors, but when possible, use just one cable for each single connector on the graphics card. (So 4 cables in total for two cards). When you say "6pin pci to 6+2 pin pci", people think you're referring to a converter cable like this one:

[Cool]

1 hour ago, OrionFOTL said:

They have 6 of it? 6 of what? Did you follow my advice and check out the specifications website?

 

http://www.coolermaster.com/powersupply/enthusiast-v-series/v1200/ > Specs

 

 

You have 12 6+2pin connectors available. (Two per cable.) You could power six cards that need two 8pin power connectors. You don't need any converters, extensions, or anything else.

 

Unless I'm misinterpreting your language, and you're referring to the original cables that come with it as "6 pin pci to 6+2 pin pci". Then yes, the native cables do their job properly. One cable has two 6+2pin connectors, but when possible, use just one cable for each single connector on the graphics card. (So 4 cables in total for two cards). When you say "6pin pci to 6+2 pin pci", people think you're referring to a converter cable like this one:

Got it ??? 

which one will you choose corsair hx1200 or cooler master v1200

[seon123]

2 minutes ago, Cool said:

Got it ??? 

which one will you choose corsair hx1200 or cooler master v1200

You're powering two cards in SLI, not 4. Get a good 750-850W and you're fine. 

The HX, for example.