CORSAIR CMPSU-750TX 750W Compatible with Core i7 Power Supply

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It's quietMore than sufficient power for my needs 1 24 pin motherboard plugbut no 4 pin 12v ATX is a massive pain in the a**.

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Not a undesirable PS and not a quite excellent a single either. It is just fantastic...or decent. Specs appear good on paper. 60 amp rail is nice. Lots of connectors....well that is a pro and a con. You get what you spend for.ş concern: This PS is inexpensive…not junk like a freebe, just affordable. Weighs far less than my Seasonic 750W Ɠ or four lbs much less) and that implies the guts are inexpensive. Cheap transformer, capacitors, heat sinks = light weight PS.It’s painted quite and comes in a felt bag…like putting a bow on a pig…but hey I nonetheless like bacon.Like most of the comments, it is not modular and you have no other solution other than to try to tuck the mammoth amount of cables somewhere. So select your case wisely due to the fact you are going to know exactly where to tuck and hide all the unused cables. You get what you spend for.This is a very good example of 'you need to study a bit additional than just looking at Eggs'...like I did.There seems to be some failure prices posted about this energy supply and I think it could be due to heavy needs of some individuals's rigs...through sheer number of drives, vid cards, cooling and OC'ing.Should have gone with my gut and bought an additional SeaSonic (btw...they manufacture some energy supples of the big name brands like Antec etc. U can tell by the UL code.)

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You get what you pay for, a good power provide. additional wires everywhere, obstructing my air flow abit, and the ones I did use couldnt be routed elsewhere in my case. My mid-size should of gotten a modular supply, but larger circumstances this will do fantastic.

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Was a good deal and has plenty of connectors. The wires can be a slightly difficult to hide away but i knew that going in. The first one came DOA but following rmaing it i got a fully functioning one.

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Sleek, strong, excellent cables and lots of them. Genuinely great energy provide specially if you're building an i7. If you have a little case then the cable length might be a bit considerably. I have the LIAN LI Lancool Computer-K62 and it fits perfectly.

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Excellent quality and great warranty. Many accessories and cool bag. None

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It's quiet, reasonably priced, not ugly. Quite high top quality and high quality-hunting components. If there ever was a situation for the worth of modular, this is it. There are so many massive black cables, and even with a rather higher end develop, hardly any are in use. Thankfully I've got a large situation and the cables can fill the massive empty bottom, but in a smaller tighter case, I'd have been cursing the choice to not go modular.

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It functions. What a lot more can be mentioned seriously. Has a lot of connections for what ever you need. I like how they wrapped all of the wires. Every little thing runs in parallel instead of individual cables (would have way to several with how a lot you require to run a laptop these days anyway) None so far Fan doesn't precisely move a ton of air but it doesn't run that hot at all.

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Amazing good PS this is almost everything you will want is a stable PS sheathed wires great and lengthy for a major case.I would obtain this PS once more and again! Zip none notha its awesome Maintain it up Corsair!

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Quite, very effectively packaged, and very nicely built. I have had no complications with it. the connectors are produced from good tricky plastic, the provide it self is in thick metal, and the whole thing looks and feels like a thing built with NASA like precision. some of the Molex cables are short, I wouldn't advise it for a full tower They do make a modular version, this a single was fine for my construct, and it came with some good cable ties, but for some builds a modular supply is a should.

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This is really my second TX-750. And these issues are strong, effectively built supplies. Sets up in a matter of minutes. Lots of cables. And in contrast to the modular 1 it replaced I've had zero unexpected shutdowns. On 4 diverse motherboards that I've tried this provide with, so that's saying one thing. Also includes a case badge and comes in a velvet bag like a bottle of Crown Royal. Contains a lot of twist ties to hide the wires. Typical rat's nest of wires (and they are hefty duty wires, not that that's a terrible thing) but with some creative cable-routing you must get them to hide simply. No native eight-pin PCI-E connectors, but it does include several six-pin connectors with an further 2-pin prong for the eight-pin graphics cards. The rest of the rig:Cooler Master Centurion fiveAsus M4A87TD EVO motherboardAMD Phenom II X6 1055 T4GB G.Talent RAMWestern Digital 320GB Hard DrivePlextor PX-750SAEVGA Geforce GTX 280Windows XP QualifiedDual Hanns.G HW191D monitors

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-Lasted me three years already and still going sturdy. I used it in my 2nd self-built computer system in 2008. And 3 years and 2 computers later this PSU is nevertheless powering my most important Computer.-Survived Thunder storms, power outages, circuit breaker outages. This PSU has outlasted any I've owned the past.-Can power anything you can throw at it. This PSU has never left my Pc low on electrical energy and has usually had more than sufficient connectors for everything even my new Antec Nine Hundred case with all it's fans & lights. -Cables not modular.-Didn't purchase it from NewEgg. I'm a Do-it-yourselfer running my 3rd self built rig and this is the only PSU I would suggest. This or the far more high priced modular version.

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Good construct quality, fantastic specs. It's been rock solid so far. none at this time Powers an i7 2600K, Asus Sabertooth, H70 cooler, 4Gb Gskill ram, 300Gb Velociraptor, 1Tb WD Caviar Black, fans, DVD drive, and a rather substantial, effective, and high priced single GPU video card.

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Great seeking psu. When it arrived I checked it with a multimeter, five volt only read 4.49 volts. All other outputs were in spec. Corsair is a high ranked brand so going to give it a different shot, we will see how the replacement checks out. Will post again when it gets here.

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Wonderful PSU. Really rather, really efficient. Very first electric bill with my new process was not too much larger than ahead of. Even with 60 hours of Dragon Age two. None but. LOTS of added cables. Good for expansion, not so good for organization inside the machine.

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Solid created powerful PSU. Wonderful package. Cheapest for the wattage. It's created rather for a server and that ought to be stated in the product description. It has tons of unpluggable connection wires I want only if I have a RAID50 and a complete tower case. I was pretty puzzled how to organize the wires in a mid-tower case. It's unclear from the photographs on the Newegg internet site how many wires actually the PSU has. Intentionally?

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Excellent cable length, no issue with Cooler Master Storm Sniper installation. Single 12V rail. None. This is the 4th Corsair power provide I have employed in the previous three years, 1 TX650W, two TX750W and 1 TX850W. Not a single challenge with any of them. These points just hold operating. There is truth to the saying that the one component you must never ever scrimp on is the power provide.

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Great searching, ample leads for almost everything, like the one particular major rail that all excellent power supplies have, like the no modular design. Have been getting Computer Energy and Cooling PSU's but they were purchased out by OCZ which I don't like, so reading a lot on my Pc bulletin boards the Corsair seems to be the very best PSU on the market now. It is heavy and seems solidly built. My initial one, so I'll see how it goes. Powers my i7 program with ease with six drives, excellent video card and sound card. Have not recieved my rebate yet, but it nonetheless has a couple of weeks of when they stated they'd send it, so I'll let you know how that turns out. None

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Runs considerably cooler and quieter than earlier unit. None yet.

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Very good deal. A lot of cables. Some type of odd sound comming from the unit. I am not certain what the sound could be comming from this PSU. It is not the sound of a failing psu but it sounds practically like an off balance fan. Absolutely nothing also important but I can hear it more than the case fans for sure.

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Fairly considerably every little thing about this PSU is amazing. LOAD's of cables. The wires are extended but they could be longer. I had a challenging time connecting the 8pin ATX12V utilizing my situations (Azza Hurrican complete ATX) cable management method behind the mobo so I had to just run it straight up from the PSU rather of routing it behind the mobo like I wanted to do.Also, no LED's :( Looks epic in my case.

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Works fine, produces all the power required. Comes packaged in a good little cloth bag with mounting screws and black zip-ties. As well many cables. For anyone. If I had ever heard of any individual needing 4 PCIe energy cables I would not have taken an egg off for this (yea, maybe unfair, because it's appropriate there in the specs). Nonetheless. Applied this in a create for a buddy. Possibly a small overkill for his technique, but with 4 tricky drives and 2 opticals, he necessary the extra energy.What he did NOT will need is ƨ* PCIe power cables!! Who does? four? Pretty confident there were a lot more cables left bundled up at the leading of the situation than had been truly utilized.

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In addition to becoming a effective, top quality power provide with a brand-name that is trusted amongst enthusiasts, this Corsair PSU comes with numerous nice extras, such as a few molex to SATA power adapters, and a little bag of tiny zip-ties for securing your power cables within your case immediately after PSU installation. Nice touch! Would like to have modular / disconnect-able cables for the disks/etc, but this PSU does not have that function.

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It's really quiet, lengthy cables (good & negative), cables are sleeved extremely nicely and are simple to bend and twist. Comes with a nifty velvet bag (?) and very handy cable ties. Came with a fairly sticker as well! Lots of wire. Knew this going in but don't whine if they don't fit comfortably in your situation which really should not function the word "micro" anyplace in it's description. These are rather possibly the longest-but nicest-power provide cables I have ever saw. Had to acquire elsewhere as the Egg was the most expensive. Was searching at the 650W version but got a smokin deal (贘 taxes & shipping in) so I stated what the heck let's go overkill.

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Extremely neat cable style. no mess. super quiet none