Italian Overclocker RSannino unboxes Seasonic Prime Platinum 1200W PSU

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Famous Italian overclocker Roberto Sannino (nickname RSannino) has just received his new power supply from Seasonic, the Prime Platinum 1200W. Praising the new “baby” for its small dimensions, silent operation and extremely good build quality, RSannino goes through the contents of the box and powers it up first time. He’ll be using the Prime Platinum 1200W for his overclocking benchtable from now on. Check the unboxing (in Italian) on his channel:

RSannino has been in the overclocking scene for quite some time now, reaching international level stardome with some pretty amazing overclocking records in the past, and still detaining Italy’s no.1 position in the HWBot Ranking. He is also currently no.10 worldwide, so he is definitively someone to reckon with when it comes to pushing the limits of CPUs and GPUs…

His experience and knowledge has put him in the position that several brands have reached out to him for testing and advice, and such was the case of Seasonic, who sent him their latest Prime Platinum 1200W

A personal friend of mine, RSannino agreed to regularly post his achievements and records here at HardwareCheck.eu, so expect to see some of his mastery in the next future!

You can buy this product on Amazon:

Seasonic PRIME Modular 1200W (80+Platinum, ATX 12V) Netzteil für Computer/Gaming PC´s

Preis: EUR 319,89

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