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Seasonic 660W Platinum Modular PSU = $79.99 A/R

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Does look like a nice deal on Platinum rated Seasonic for general purpose.

Hadn't looked it up on Jonnyguru, but I'm sure it would be good.

*EDIT* Tried and didn't see one there.

$80 bucks for that one would be dirt cheap though, with the instant discount code.
 
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Base price before rebates/promotional codes is now $149. The promotional code EMCKANW23 is no longer functional as well.
 
adamantine.me said:
Good PSU, probably just enough watts for a gaming rig too. Don't forget the MIR!
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More than enough watts for any single GPU gaming rig with power to spare even if you overclock. You could probably even run SLI/crossfire depending on overclocking settings and particular components.
 
fleshconsumed said:
More than enough watts for any single GPU gaming rig with power to spare even if you overclock. You could probably even run SLI/crossfire depending on overclocking settings and particular components.
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I concur. I have always OC'ed my gaming rig - both CPU and GPU. Highest system load I have seen with a single GPU is around 400W*. 660W, with even 80% load at 528W, is plenty.

*The latest figure is based on FX8370E 4.3GHz OC and R9 290X @ 1100/1400 - a reputed powerhog (supposedly).
 
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