Deal of the Day - SeaSonic M12II 620W Power Supply for $39.99

Today we have the SeaSonic M12II 620W Power Supply for $39.99 after $20 mail-in-rebate as our tech deal of the day. I would snatch this baby up in a second, except that it's a bit long for the extra-small mini ITX cases I'm looking at for my own new build. This is a full-size, fully modular power supply, 80 Plus Bronze Certified. As with yesterday's deal, this one is available until 9/11/17.




Note that the 520W version does occasionally go on sale for around $35, so if you don't have a high-end graphics card and you can wait a month or two, that can be another option

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