It's nearing the time to replace my single 12V rail PSU (650W) and I've been told single rail 12V was antiquated. I'm considering a model from Seasonic but it is also single rail 12V.
I will keep aiming for downsizing, favor AMD ryzen cpu's, currently mATX, middle of the road GPU and 4 or less drives. Mostly use productivity appl's, some gaming and some video editing (when I find time). I won't OC or add more than the above components.
Regardless of the make and model I currently sport, why do you really need dual rail? Would dual be useful for someone like me?
Also, what is this 'balancing' of the rails? Regardless if modular or not, you plug in what you need to plug in. I thought power hungry card users would opt for multi-rail PSU's but some think a good single rail would be better in that case. Not that I desire a thirsty, hot bigass card.
Thanks,
Mac
I will keep aiming for downsizing, favor AMD ryzen cpu's, currently mATX, middle of the road GPU and 4 or less drives. Mostly use productivity appl's, some gaming and some video editing (when I find time). I won't OC or add more than the above components.
Regardless of the make and model I currently sport, why do you really need dual rail? Would dual be useful for someone like me?
Also, what is this 'balancing' of the rails? Regardless if modular or not, you plug in what you need to plug in. I thought power hungry card users would opt for multi-rail PSU's but some think a good single rail would be better in that case. Not that I desire a thirsty, hot bigass card.
Thanks,
Mac