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The concern over modular cables is that the extra connectors create an added voltage drop in the line. While this does have some merit to it, the claim that PCP&C makes (that the drop is equal to that in two feet of wire) is totally false, and this has been proven through testing. Also, most high-end power supplies are modular, and those units also have market-leading voltage regulation, so it's fairly evident that modular cables are not a concern at all. Seasonic is the OEM that manufactures most of PCP&C's PSUs, and their best units are all modular, and outperform the specific models used by PCP&C.I don't think PC P&C is the kind of company to spread FUD so there may be something to what they say. What I read them say is something about non modular having greater electrical signal integrity or something along that line and nothing about efficiency between the two. I buy non modular Seasonic but only because I'm not paying more for the little added convenience of modular cables.
The Silencer series does include most of their PSUs, especially since production on the Turbo-cool line was stopped quite some time ago. It seems that they've discontinued their entire lineup since and are rumoured to be introducing new PSUs in the near future, but for a time, all the new units being produced for PCP&C were Seasonic.Seasonic only manufacture the Silent series for PC P&C (I have a 470w one in my XP PC) but you are right about what their claim was so thanks for reminding me.