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Seasonic CORE-GM-650 power supply unit 650 W 20+4 pin ATX ATX Black

G12-GM-650

(Seasonic G12 GM-650 80 Plus Gold Semi-Modular Power Supply)

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  • Quick Code: B46251349
  • MPN: G12-GM-650
  • Manufacturer: Seasonic
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Seasonic CORE-GM-650 power supply unit 650 W 20+4 pin ATX ATX Black80PLUS Gold, 6500W, Intel ATX, 12 V, 100000 h, 100-240V, 8 - 4A, 50 - 60Hz, 140 x 150 x 86 mm

CORE SERIES
The CORE Series is the brand new series that completes the Seasonic lineup. The 80 PLUS® Gold certified CORE Series comes in all three cabling setups, including the fully modular CORE GX, semi-modular CORE GM, and lastly the fixed-cabled CORE GC. The Seasonic Smart and Silent Fan Control automatically adjusts the fan speed according to the temperature inside the power supply. As part of the TUF Gaming Alliance, the CORE Series is the perfect unit to go with your gaming PC.

80 PLUS® GOLD
The CORE GM Series achieves 80 PLUS® Gold certification with its 90 % efficiency at 50 % system load.

SEMI-MODULAR CABLES
Some cables are permanently attached to the power supply (most of the time the 24-pin and the 8-pin ATX power cables) and the rest of the cables can be used to connect the rest of the available components.

S2FC - SMART AND SILENT FAN CONTROL
The intelligent thermal circuit feature is designed to find the optimal balance between the necessity to cool the components and the need to run the power supply in the most silent manner possible.