I don't have much to say other than the fact that it has quality construction and doesn't make noise. I think the money you will spend on the platinum version is a lot, since you will never recover the electricity savings compared to the gold version. 10 years warranty, which is awesome.

If it wasn't for the fact that it's not single rail, I would give it 5 stars.

Whatever is the best value for money, quality, etc., get it and you won't regret it!

After a lot of searching, I think I found the best there is. Take it fearlessly, an awesome, silent power supply. I'm working with it overclocked and everything is perfect

The specific power supply is, without exaggeration, the best at 750W in its category. In my case, it powers an overclocked i5 8600k, overclocked Sapphire Nitro Vega 64, and a bunch of HDDs, gadgets, and accessories beyond the basic subsystems.

Also, when I sold my previous card to upgrade to Vega, I was left without the beast that drew the most power (RX 580 at the time). In the event of a one-second power outage, the lights in the house would go out, but the computer would stay on!

High-quality construction is worth every penny... I am amazed at how quiet it is.
Thank you to the guys at three pixels lab for recommending it to me!

Truly the best power supply I have encountered. Quality construction, ample number of connections and cables, quiet even during "uphill" tasks. Over time, it will show its durability, but at least we started from a very good starting point!

One of the best power supplies that one can put in their computer. Quiet and truly feels like it can easily handle any build you throw at it. Build quality that you can feel as soon as you open the box, and on top of that, it is slightly smaller than the other power supplies. Those of you who decide to buy it will never regret it. Japan at its best!

Many words are poverty.. Whoever is looking for a power supply to build a computer knows what they will get, it's a one-way street, I believe. Platinum + and 750W and SEASONIC (they paid me to advertise it haha). Well, I've had the power supply for 4 months, I've overclocked it on R5 2600, FLARE X, and 1070ti + aio hydro, and it doesn't make a sound. It's incredible how you can get such a power supply at such a price..

Just take it.. I recommend it 100%. From the power supply to the cables to the packaging... everything is perfect!!!! The only negative is that the cables are difficult to remove once they are placed in the power supply (like they stick)... It is the best value for money platinum power supply available.

The best power supply at around €130... it doesn't fear any power outage... stable in power... and very high quality... the fan hasn't even needed to work in a powerful system yet (i7-8700k/ripjaws 16gb 3200mhz /corsair h150i pro rgb) smaller than some similar ones in its category but that's good because there is space for the cables... the package also includes tire up for proper cable management... buy it without a second thought..

The best power supply I have ever bought!!!!!!

My build is:

Motherboard: Asus Maximus X Hero
CPU: Intel i7-8700k
Ram: G.Skill Trident RGB 16GB Cas: 14
GPU: EVGA 1080 ftw2
SSD: Samsung evo 850
HHD: WD 1T Black
Cooling: NZXT Kraken x52

If you wonder about random BlackScreen, hear electricity noises, and are tired of changing power supplies, here you are.. The power supply is top-notch! As soon as you open the package, you understand what it's all about.. Full Modular and quite small compared to others! All the cables and even more than once, including those that are not needed! Silent! It revived the system!
At this price (125 euros) for Seasonic + Full Modular + Platinum, you won't find anything better.

The build it covers is:
Motherboard: Asus Rog Strix z370-E Gaming
CPU: Intel i7-8700k
Ram: G.Skill Trident Z 16GB Cas: 14
GPU: Asus GeForce GTX1060 6GB Strix OC Gaming
SSD OSS: Samsung 750 Evo 250GB
HDD: WD Caviar Blue 1TB
Cooling: NZXT Kraken X62

EDIT: It has been 6 months and everything is working perfectly! Absolutely no problems so far!
I haven't even heard the fan spinning yet, as it starts after reaching 50-60 degrees!