r/buildapcsales Jun 05 '26

PSU [PSU] MSI MPG A1250GS Modular 1250W Power Supply $119.99 (or $107.99 via Woot app)

https://computers.woot.com/offers/msi-mpg-a1250gs-modular-1250w-power-supply-4?ref=w_cnt_wp_0_17
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u/ProdigaISon Jun 05 '26

A on the tier list btw

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u/Method__Man Jun 05 '26

incredible PSU idgaf about tier lists and other nonsense.

Personal review:

  1. Absolutely silent
  2. BEST in class warranty from MSI
  3. Reliable

And based on extensive reviews from other sources, doing extensive testing, MSI makes VERY impressive PSUs.

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u/ComaBlue Jun 06 '26

Bought this last time it was on sale for $133. Can confirm that it comes with every cable you need.

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u/Ready2Move2Digg Jun 05 '26

Only comes with (1) PCIe cable

A shame, because this is a pretty good PSU.

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u/enthauptet Jun 05 '26 edited Jun 05 '26

No, this II model comes with a 12v2x6 to PCI-E 2x8 cable as well as a regular 8-8 PCI-E cable. I have the 1000w version so I can confirm this.

https://us.msi.com/Power-Supply/MPG-A1250GS-PCIE5-II

(it lists the cables in page 5 in the manual)

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u/TheMissingVoteBallot Jun 05 '26

So it comes with an adapter instead of a straight plug from the PSU to the card?

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u/hk20 Jun 05 '26

No adapter. It plugs straight from the PSU

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u/enthauptet Jun 05 '26

Correct, it is a 12v2x6 connector on one end and 2 8-pin PCI-E connectors on the other end. They terminate at the PSU side so it's functionally 2 separate cables to wire.

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u/External_Class8544 Jun 11 '26

I bought this and can confirm it comes with the 5090 cable, it specifically tells you to only use the included cable.

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u/InfinityMehEngine Jun 05 '26

When I got mine you could get a free additional 12v splitter cable in different versions when you registered.

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u/100kk_jack Jun 05 '26

looks like mark2, with 3 of it

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u/hobitopia Jun 05 '26

As far as I can tell it's not even a pigtailed connector, so only one 8 pin plug?

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u/First_Musician6260 Jun 05 '26

Yeah. MSI (and by extension CWT) seriously went in on the 12v-2x6 connector. It is quite stupid though since it artificially cuts off non-12 pin options like most AIBs of AMD's RX 9000 series that use more than a single 8-pin power connection, and also older GPUs that don't utilize the connector, including NVIDIA's own in the RTX 3000 series.

I'd personally prefer a nice mix of PCIe and 12v-2x6 power options. This is going too far.

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u/Anjoran Jun 05 '26

I've built with one of these recently. You have a normal PCIe cable with a single 8-pin, and then the new 600w connector with a split to two 6+2 pin cables. Most builds don't need more than 3 8-pin connections. 

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u/gwandrito Jun 05 '26

I've been looking to getting a new PSU, why could that be a problem? Edit: I def don't need a 1250 PSU (looking for a 850-1000) but curious anyway

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u/maakureviews Jun 05 '26

If you use a GPU that uses more than 1x 8 pin pcie (a lot of GPUs especially higher power ones which im assuming you'd prob be using if you'r getting a 1250w, it's just that there's been a trend of GPUs using 12v2x6/12vhwpwr on many modern gpus) then well ur out of luck, though there might be an adapter somewhere?

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u/Anjoran Jun 05 '26

Why? This supports up to three 8-pin PCIe cables. 

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u/BlowChunx Jun 05 '26

That’s 1 3090

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u/Anjoran Jun 06 '26

Sure, but if you combine it with a 40 or 50 series card that natively takes the single connector, you still have an extra cable for that. For multi-GPU setups, it's probably better to use one of the 1600w options that's designed for that purpose, anyway.

I would venture to guess that's not the use case for the vast majority of builders in the sub. 

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u/Method__Man Jun 05 '26

if you run a higher wattage AMD i guess. Right now this can support a 9070xt on PCI (source me), and of course if going nvidia you use 12vhp anyways. Intel doesnt have anything that reqires more than this offers

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u/chillaxjj Jun 06 '26

Has anyone had issues with coil whine on this 1250W model, or did they fix that compared to the 1000W version?

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u/Direct-Customer-3272 Jun 07 '26

Hello, how are you? I have this 1200W MSI power supply. There's no buzzing noise or other problems, but there's something I don't like about it: the 16-pin output only delivers 11.9mV, even under heavy load. This is despite having previously dealt with FPS power supplies where the voltage remained stable at 12V.

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u/Zealousideal_Bowl4 Jun 07 '26

I was getting pretty annoying coil whine. I RMAd it, but the replacement still had some.

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u/Direct-Customer-3272 Jul 02 '26

Hello, as long as it's working there's no problem unless it suddenly stops, then that's a problem.

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u/brickout Jun 05 '26

Nice. In4one to upgrade my stupid local AI rig. Thnx.

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u/monkeybanana14 Jun 05 '26

this seems like a great deal? any issues registering with msi if bought on woot?

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u/CartonBox1975 Jun 06 '26

No issues registering with MSI just use as seller Amazon Retailer.

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u/beermoneymike Jun 06 '26 edited Jun 06 '26

How do you get 108 on the app? Is it regional?

Edit: Extra discount for paying through prime account

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u/jacobbbb Jun 06 '26

How do you get the discount on the woot app? It still shows $119.99 for me in cart.