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Seasonic vs ASRock Pro 750G
Seasonic
55 positive (82%) · 7 mixed (10%) · 5 negative (7%)
Trust + time weighted: +74%
AI summary — not a quote
Seasonic is widely regarded as a "gold standard" manufacturer in the power supply market, frequently recommended for its long-term reliability and industry-leading warranties. Unlike many competitors that rebrand third-party units, Seasonic is a primary manufacturer (OEM), which contributes to its reputation for consistent quality. However, experienced builders emphasize that while the brand is prestigious, users should still evaluate specific models rather than buying on name alone, as the company has produced lower-tier units in the past.
Pros
- Exceptional warranty periods, often ranging from 10 to 12 years.
- High reputation for reliability and protecting expensive components.
- Primary manufacturer (OEM) that designs and builds its own units.
- Generally positive reputation for customer service and RMA processes.
Cons
- Premium pricing compared to other high-quality alternatives.
- Occasional "dud" product lines (e.g., S12iii) that do not meet the brand's typical high standards.
- Small Form Factor (SFX) models may lag behind competitors in adopting the latest PCI-E power standards.
Top excerpts
Some PSUs have claimed to have used thermistors to shutdown in case of bad load. AsRock did it and apparently it's a gimmick and does as much as tits on a boar. SeaSonic promised something but haven't seen it yet.
A quality 850W unit from Seasonic, Corsair or be quiet! would remove all doubt and protect a $600+ GPU investment.
All hail Seasonic.
Whatever size, get a Seasonic. Their individually braided cables makes working with them easy peasy.
Grab a solid 750W Gold PSU from Corsair/Seasonic/MSI
ASRock Pro 750G
12 positive (100%) · 0 mixed (0%) · 0 negative (0%)
Trust + time weighted: +100%
Top excerpts
Asrock pro 750g is $55 on Newegg if u haven't bought one yet
If you want cheap nonmodular but good quality I'd go with a Asrock PRO 750g $55 on Newegg,
Yes it's safe, but if you're buying new you can get an Asrock PRO 750G for $55+tax and is larger and better
Asrock pro 750g $60 new
If you're in the US, and on a budget, the Asrock Pro 750G is a good, B+ rated PSU, but it only has a three year warranty and is non-modular(can't choose which cables to connect).