Corsair 750W TX750 V2 Power Supply

Comment:
great power supply.no modular cables but great stable power output

Comment:
A really great PSU, do not doubt it, just buy it!

Comment:
none first PSU was DOA, at present RMAing for a 2nd will update

Comment:
This unit delivers like its supposed to with a clean sleek appear, I cannot even hear the 140mm fan below full load then once again i do have a pretty stout cool-master case. The Cables are Great in length the lock in clips are simple to lock in for secure connection, also very easily disconnected. None I would uncover a Calculator that can tell you about the preferred load beneath typical applications that u use. Also one that can supply u with Individual rail ratings. Selecting the proper psu for your method is a important step in a fantastic construct.Im using a AMD x6 T1100 on Msi 890fx-gd70 DDR3 difficult core gamer with 1 hi finish pcie card.

Comment:
This PSU is sweet!!, All cables are sleeved and all dismount. Seriously good if your a sleeve sucker. Cables are simple to organize. A bit difficult to maneuver the cables, but that's about it. Really like how corsair packed it. actually good stuff.

Comment:
Quite well regulated supply. Solved my Pc crashes. no cons I purchased to replace a 500w ANTEC that was letting the 3.3v supply drop to two.8v. This stays within .1 volts and solved my crash problems.

Comment:
Quiet , High Excellent internals , 5 year warranty , A lot lengthy cables for bottom mounted cases , four -8pin PCI-e connectors , 8 pin CPU connector ,comes with a nice bag to place your odds and ends in . Single 12volt rail ᤾ amps ,so no wondering which cable to hook to what to spead your power out over a number of 12 volt rails .Stable power 12v-5v-three.3v never ever fluctuates below any load my program can place on it ! Possibly ....the value ! (see other thoughts) You get what you spend for in a power supply ! And if there is two places you really should under no circumstances skimp or affordable out on when developing a Pc it's your Power provide and your Motherboard , the two are the quite most significant items for a reliable machine . If your developing a pc that gonna require some juice to run than acquire this issue and your off to a solid foundation for your create !My Create : Motherboard: ASRock 890FX Deluxe 3Proccesor: AMD Phenom II X4 3.4GHz 125W ʄ.0GHzHeatsink and Fan: COOLER MASTER Hyper 212 PlusVideoCard:SAPPHIRE 100314-2SR Radeon HD 6870 1GBRAM:ƒx) G.Skill Ripjaws 4GB 2 x 2GB 1600 (PC3 12800) F3-12800CL9D-4GBRL 4 dimms for 8GB totalChallenging Drives: two x Western Digital Caviar Black WD5001AALS 500GB (Raid )Energy Supply: (THIS 1)CORSAIR Enthusiast Series TX750 V2 750WBottom line is this , buy this and get the peace of thoughts of possessing a high excellent power supply with added security of the five year warranty !

Comment:
I was originally going to buy a TX650W M, which is the slightly modular, updated version of the TX V2 series, but since this was on sale for much cheaper, I sprung for this instead.It's a good powersupply, but I can't help but notice its connector selection being a bit dated. Skipping over the mobo and graphics connectors, you get two 4x SATA chains and two 4x molex chains. Unlike the models reviewed at hardware review sites, the floppy connectors are attached at the end of the molex chains. 8x molex connectors and 2x floppy connectors are excessive in a power supply for a modern computer. It would have been preferable if there were three 4x SATA cable chains and just one 4x molex chain with a molex to floppy extension cable. HDDs, SSDs and even ODDs all use SATA now, so there's no point having more than one chain of molex connectors for fans and pumps. Now, the extra cables, that can't be removed, are not deal breakers, but they do make bundling up the excess cable a bit annoying.Other than the excessive use of legacy connectors, I can't find any faults with the power supply. It's a solid product.

Comment:
My desktop is 22C, so it's not a heat issue, I got my first one for my new build, that PS only last me around 3 months, then I RMA it to Corsair, good customer service, got it back less then 20 days, same problem as the first, it didnt last very long, die after 2 months, im very dissapointed with this power supply, not worth the effort of RMA it back anymore, just going to use my old OCZ 700w that works more then 5 years without a problem.

Comment:
I've used Corsair power supplies in many builds and they have proven reliable. Here we have 750W of power at relatively cheap when it goes on sale. Good purchase

Comment:
I bought this power supply about a month ago and so far it has run great. It powers my GTX 570, 4 HDD, AsRock Extreme 4, and Intel core 15 3550 and I've had no troubles with it so I would recommend this to anyone.

Comment:
The coil whining appears when the PSU is cold and sooner or later, after gaming and warming the system the coil noise goes away. I was told to be careful with this brand and I won't be returning to them any time soon. Helllooooo AntecI'd give the product 2 stars but because I dont have my order ID im forced to give it a 3

Comment:
Good overall PSU, I first had my doubts, then I tried it with my 6950 by XFX, and Core i7 2600K. Runs great! Maybe it can squeeze in another 6950 in crossfire X mode.

Comment:
This is perfect if you are looking for a heavy graphic card and other things. Pretty good for the price.

Comment:
good and quitegood dealif you need a budget psu then this is the one

Comment:
very good power supply from Corsair.

Comment:
i got this for my build and this works well with my all other component which need watts.

Comment:
This will be a short review primarily because I've had no real issues with this device. It was an easy install and it works beautifully. After pricing a large variety of power supplies from multiple sites and looking at the pros and cons of all of them, it just made sense to buy this unit. It provides quite a bit of power (I'm running i5 2500k/hyper 212 cpu cooler/gigabyte z68-ud4/8gb ram/Radeon 6870/multiple hard drives/blu-ray burner/cooler master HAF922 case/etc). Definitely enough to run what I want and a little bit more (room for crossfire down the road if necessary).

Comment:
It's worth the $ to invest in a quality PS. This is a great mid-range PS for your standard gaming PC build or workstation, and will still provide lots of room to grow. Cables are more than long enough, and the mesh cable sleeves makes them look great in the case.

Comment:
nice beefy PS, all outputs are as advertised. What else do you what? none. some will complain it's not modular - but - I knew that when purchased, so, you get what you're paying for do your analysis, if added cables bother you, then get a modular unit. This unit has far more connectors then I know what to do with.

Comment:
very quiet great cable length low heat everything needed for sli or cross fire

Comment:
bought this for my fist computer im building wished i would have bought modular but works great so cant fault it for my mistake

Comment:
Très bon produit, excellente performance

Comment:
Sufficient cables for SLI and a ton of case fans. Running SLI GTX 560 Ti's suitable now along with an i5 2500k, definitely adequate power Isn't modular

Comment:
This is a great value power supply. 750W is more than enough for even a pretty beefy gaming rig. It runs cool and quiet, and Corsair's PSU are famous for their reliability and build quality.It's not modular in any way, however, so make sure you have cable management options (especially somewhere to hide unused cables) in your case or else you'll have a mess of cables collecting dust and interfering with air flow.