Keep your computer cool and ditch fan noise with the PRIME Titanium Fanless 600W 80 Plus Titanium Power Supply from SeaSonic. Designed to regulate heat by way of thermal dissipation, this fanless PSU adheres to Intel ATX 12 V specifications and features a single +12V rail. In addition to lacking a fan, this unit is also fully modular and 80 Plus Titanium certified, with up to 94% efficiency at 50% load. As a result, the PRIME Titanium Fanless 600W doesn’t just cut down on noise, but also helps reduce overall power requirements. Supporting multiple graphics cards via four PCIe connectors, this power supply also provides six SATA and five Molex or 4-pin peripheral connectors. The included cables feature a webbed or flat black design, and are fully modular.
SeaSonic Electronics PRIME Titanium Fanless 600W 80 Plus Titanium Power Supply
- 600W Single +12V Rail
- Fanless Design
- Intel ATX 12 V
- 4 x PCI-E Connectors
SeaSonic Electronics SSR-600TL Overview
SeaSonic Electronics SSR-600TL Specs
| Total Connectors | 1 x 20+4-Pin ATX Motherboard 2 x 4+4-Pin EPS CPU 4 x 6+2-Pin PCIe 6 x 15-Pin SATA 5 x 4-Pin Peripheral / Molex |
| Cable Design | Flat, Modular |
| Total Wattage | 600 W |
| Number of +12 V Rails | 1 |
| Combined Power for +12 V | 600 W |
| Max Load for +12 V | 50 A |
| Combined Power for +3.3/+5 V | 100 W |
| Max Load for +3.3 V | 20 A |
| Max Load for +5 V | 20 A |
| Max Power for +5 Vsb | 12.5 W |
| Max Load for +5 Vsb | 2.5 A |
| Max Power for -12 V | 3.6 W |
| Max Load for -12 V | 0.3 A |
| AC Input Power | 100 to 240 VAC, 50 / 60 Hz at 4 to 8 A |
| Efficiency Rating | 80 PLUS Titanium |
| Active Power Factor Correction | None |
| Efficiency | 94% at 50% Load |
| Operating Temperature | 32 to 122°F / 0 to 50°C |
| Form Factor | ATX |
| Compliance | ATX 12 V |
| Protection | Over-Current Protection, Over-Power Protection, Over-Temperature Protection, Over-Voltage Protection, Short-Circuit Protection, Under-Voltage Protection |
| Certifications | BSMI, CB, CCC, CE, EAC, ENERGY STAR, ErP Lot 6, REACH, RoHS, TUV, WEEE, cTUVus, as per Manufacturer |
| Mean Time Between Failures (MTBF) | 150,000 Hours |
| Dimensions | 5.91 x 3.39 x 6.69" / 150 x 86 x 170 mm |
| Package Weight | 6.92 lb |
| Box Dimensions (LxWxH) | 13.3 x 8 x 5.4" |
SeaSonic Electronics SSR-600TL Reviews
Silent!
As expected for a fanless power supply, it is silent. Love it!
Nothing beats a fanless PSU
dead silent and modular. fantastic psu
Perfect
I couldn't really ask for more. The titanium efficiency passive cooling have really lowered my case temperature and even in a case without much cooling (2 fans intake and 1 outtake with the top open and removed all dust covers). I have this PSU under a shroud so the heat goes out the back. My temperatures went down 20-30 degrees on average celsius on both CPU and GPU. Previously I had a bronze power supply and it generated so much heat I was unable to keep the side of the case on or it would overheat. So if you have a similar need of a good PSU do not underestimate how much heat is a factor that I completely ignored before. I would never buy anything under platinum rated again. The prime line is definitely worth it over the focus series, but I would probably go for a fanless one.
Excellent and Silent
Pricey power supply for sure. But that gets you excellent build quality, a long 12 year warranty, titanium rated efficiency, and silence.
Usual SeaSonic Quality
SeaSonic always makes top-grade PSUs and this one is no exception. Replaced a fan'd PSU in a case with poor airflow and the heat made that one's fan sound like a jet-engine. This one handles the heat like a champ without making a sound. Couldn't ask for more.
Great power supply
Works fine so far and happy to have a noiseless (and better efficiency) power supply. The cables included are fine, though I'd prefer if there were some SATA cables that were individual (as opposed to the ones with more connectors than I need). Also I'd appreciate SATA cables that had angled connectors, etc. since my case is smaller and cramped. Honestly though I don't think the cables included are much of an issue, they're the only thing I could think that might be good to know beforehand for smaller cases.
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