Amazon has 750W Corsair CX750M 80 Plus Bronze Semi-Modular Low-Noise ATX Power Supply for $59.99. Shipping is free.
Newegg has 750W Corsair CX750M 80 Plus Bronze Semi-Modular Low-Noise ATX Power Supply for $59.99. Shipping is free.
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Low-noise operation lets you focus more on the task at hand, whether it's gaming or work. A rifle bearing fan ensures longer life than conventional bearings with less noise.
Semi-modular cabling with Dual EPS12V connectors lets you connect only the cables you need for a clean build with easy cable management.
Japanese capacitors deliver consistent and reliable power, rated up to 105°C.
80 PLUS Bronze certification guarantees more efficient power use and lower operating temperatures.
Robust DC-DC conversion for plus 3.3V and plus 5V provides clean, consistent power to all components and peripherals.
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Amazon has 750W Corsair CX750M 80 Plus Bronze Semi-Modular Low-Noise ATX Power Supply for $59.99. Shipping is free.
Newegg has 750W Corsair CX750M 80 Plus Bronze Semi-Modular Low-Noise ATX Power Supply for $59.99. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Deal Hunter phoinix for finding this deal.
About this item:
Low-noise operation lets you focus more on the task at hand, whether it's gaming or work. A rifle bearing fan ensures longer life than conventional bearings with less noise.
Semi-modular cabling with Dual EPS12V connectors lets you connect only the cables you need for a clean build with easy cable management.
Japanese capacitors deliver consistent and reliable power, rated up to 105°C.
80 PLUS Bronze certification guarantees more efficient power use and lower operating temperatures.
Robust DC-DC conversion for plus 3.3V and plus 5V provides clean, consistent power to all components and peripherals.
ive bought multiple for pc builds. If you're interested in a build message me. No issues with these. Must be a ton of stock out there that just weren't used. There is no PCI-E 5.0 connection, so be aware of that.
Yeah solid PS I have older version and was thinking of getting this as backup but realized it not ATX 3.0 so must've been released years ago. I'd rather spend a bit more for a ATX 3.0 PS.
Yeah solid PS I have older version and was thinking of getting this as backup but realized it not ATX 3.0 so must've been released years ago. I'd rather spend a bit more for a ATX 3.0 PS.
Need a long-term backup to sit in a box after a short test. Is this a good candidate?
I think so. It's not Corsair's best line, but the 650M I bought a few months ago has done fine. Efficiency isn't really worth the premium when it's not in daily use. And if you need a PSU in a pinch one day, you have something you might be able to leave in service.
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I cheaped out and got this a while ago and regret it, due to noise. Getting a PSU that is silent when below 40% or 50% load is a far better experience day to day since browsing is much quieter.
I don't find the noise that bad. It's probably no worse than my CPU cooler. But I have an rx850m in my server that was spec'd to more or less avoid the fan coming on at all.
According to who? Anecdotally, I have never had an issue with any of my Corsair PSUs.
https://docs.google.com/spreadshe...1973454078
Most brands make high and low end models. This is a lower end Corsair PSU. That is why I added "if you care about that sort of thing". I feel its always worth spending the extra $10-$20 on a higher rated PSU. Its the one component I try not to cheap out on. C+ isn't really that bad.
According to who? Anecdotally, I have never had an issue with any of my Corsair PSUs.
Most likely according to Zach's Tech Terf's PSU tier list: https://docs.google.com/spreadshe...sp=sharing
The C+ rating suites this price point, they're quiet, and the brand is trustworthy. I have switched out all of my PSUs to Corsair, over the years while watching EVGA (listed as A tier) 1300W PSUs spark out and blow up in my case, twice, brand new. Received RMA replacements from EVGA but I'm only keeping it as a spare. Maybe just my luck...
Get a gold level or above if you plan to undervolt. Too much voltage ripple/noise in bronze level. Couldn't get a good stable CPU/memory. Lesson learned.
I had ordered this but then for 20 bucks more got the rm750x shift from newegg instead, figuring the extra efficiency at 20-40w loads would make up the difference over time in electric bills for a server that's on 24/7. It's also 80 plus gold, fully modular and A+ tier according to that google doc. I figured that's worth 20 bucks more.
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The ATX standard is now at 3.1
Just FYI.
Just FYI.
well, 61 thumbs up says a lot people have a use / know how to use it.
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Most brands make high and low end models. This is a lower end Corsair PSU. That is why I added "if you care about that sort of thing". I feel its always worth spending the extra $10-$20 on a higher rated PSU. Its the one component I try not to cheap out on. C+ isn't really that bad.
https://docs.google.com/spreadshe...sp=
The C+ rating suites this price point, they're quiet, and the brand is trustworthy. I have switched out all of my PSUs to Corsair, over the years while watching EVGA (listed as A tier) 1300W PSUs spark out and blow up in my case, twice, brand new. Received RMA replacements from EVGA but I'm only keeping it as a spare. Maybe just my luck...
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