I'm trying to put together a dual CPU build, and I realized that my Seasonic S12II does not have the connectors that their website says it should. I purchased it from Newegg last August.
Here is their website:
http://www.seasonicusa.com/S12II-Bronze.htm
Here is a list of the connectors I have:
mainpower 20/24: YES - mine matches spec.
EPS 12v ATX 12v 8/4 pin YES - mine matches spec.
EPS 12V 8 pin NO - my supply does not have this
Peripheral 4pin - specs say 6 plugs, I have 4!!!
SATA - specs say 6 plugs, I have 8!!!
FDD - specs say 2 via a w adapter - I have directly from the power supply, I also have a Y adapter that may be from Seasonic
PCI-E 6/8 pin YES - mine matches spec.
PCI-E 6 pin NO - my supply has a second PCI-E 6/8 pin
I also noticed that in the Jonny Guru review of this power supply, all of the cords are covered in braiding, on mine only the mainpower wires are covered in braiding.
I found this thread indicating that there was a change a while back in this unit:
http://forums.anandtech.com/showthread.php?t=2387162&highlight=s12ii+seasonic
I understand that over the life of a product, specs change. I think they should change the model number when it does - add a letter B or something. It may be more work for vendors (for Newegg to have a new product with the letter B), but how else can I get what I want to get? And now, months or ever years later their website is WRONG!
Note that for almost everyone, the extra SATA plugs at the expense of peripheral are welcome. And for lots of people, the replacement of a PCI-E 6 with a 6/8 may be helpful. But not for me. And the website should be correct regardless.
I emailed Seasonic, will report back the response.
Here is their website:
http://www.seasonicusa.com/S12II-Bronze.htm
Here is a list of the connectors I have:
mainpower 20/24: YES - mine matches spec.
EPS 12v ATX 12v 8/4 pin YES - mine matches spec.
EPS 12V 8 pin NO - my supply does not have this
Peripheral 4pin - specs say 6 plugs, I have 4!!!
SATA - specs say 6 plugs, I have 8!!!
FDD - specs say 2 via a w adapter - I have directly from the power supply, I also have a Y adapter that may be from Seasonic
PCI-E 6/8 pin YES - mine matches spec.
PCI-E 6 pin NO - my supply has a second PCI-E 6/8 pin
I also noticed that in the Jonny Guru review of this power supply, all of the cords are covered in braiding, on mine only the mainpower wires are covered in braiding.
I found this thread indicating that there was a change a while back in this unit:
http://forums.anandtech.com/showthread.php?t=2387162&highlight=s12ii+seasonic
I understand that over the life of a product, specs change. I think they should change the model number when it does - add a letter B or something. It may be more work for vendors (for Newegg to have a new product with the letter B), but how else can I get what I want to get? And now, months or ever years later their website is WRONG!
Note that for almost everyone, the extra SATA plugs at the expense of peripheral are welcome. And for lots of people, the replacement of a PCI-E 6 with a 6/8 may be helpful. But not for me. And the website should be correct regardless.
I emailed Seasonic, will report back the response.