Newegg[newegg.com] has 1000W Corsair SF1000 80 PLUS Platinum Fully Modular SFX Power Supply (Black) on sale for $239.99 - $60 off when you apply coupon code SSF5887 at checkout = $179.99. Shipping is free.
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Buy Corsair SF Series (2024) SF1000, 80 PLUS Platinum, Fully Modular SFX Power Supply, CP-9020257-NA with fast shipping and top-rated customer service. Once you know, you Newegg!
Product SKU:
N82E16817139332
connectors:
1 x ATX Cable (24-PIN) (24): 300mm 2 x EPS/ATX12V Cable (8-PIN) (4+4): 400mm4 x PCI-E Cable (8-PIN) (6+2): 400mm1 x PCI-E Cable (12+4)PIN: 400mm1 x SATA CABLE (4 Straight SATA): 100mm, 115mm, 115mm, 115mm1 x SATA CABLE (4 Right SATA): 100mm, 115mm, 115mm, 115mm1 x PATA-PATA-PATA: 100mm, 115mm, 115mm
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Newegg[newegg.com] has 1000W Corsair SF1000 80 PLUS Platinum Fully Modular SFX Power Supply (Black) on sale for $239.99 - $60 off when you apply coupon code SSF5887 at checkout = $179.99. Shipping is free.
Model: CORSAIR SF1000 (2024) Fully Modular Low Noise 80 Plus Platinum ATX Power Supply – ATX 3.0 Compliant – PCIe 5.0 Ready – SFX-to-ATX Bracket Included – Black
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Looks like the coupon is dead, but now they're using PGWF59, which is only $50 off ($189.99 total). Amazon has updated their coupon to reflect this price.
This is the best price you'll find these days, unfortunately, but it is a great quality PSU that works as well as any of the 18-20 full size PSUs I've used in my previous builds. I've been only using this exact model in all my computer builds in the past ~4yrs which are mostly SFF builds but I'm using one of these in a normal midtower build just because I like this exact model so much. I've heard the LianLi version of this that looks identical often has bad coil whine, and a few people said this one does too but I haven't had any issues like that with 4 of these PSUs all purchased at about 6mo-12mo intervals using them all with 4 different AMD CPU/motherboard combinations and 3 different Nvidia GPUs + 1 AMD GPU. I paid between $120-$145 for 3 of them, and the last one I paid $221 full price because I needed it ASAP and couldn't wait for a sale but it was still worth it to me, even at that price.
This is the best price you'll find these days, unfortunately, but it is a great quality PSU that works as well as any of the 18-20 full size PSUs I've used in my previous builds. I've been only using this exact model in all my computer builds in the past ~4yrs which are mostly SFF builds but I'm using one of these in a normal midtower build just because I like this exact model so much. I've heard the LianLi version of this that looks identical often has bad coil whine, and a few people said this one does too but I haven't had any issues like that with 4 of these PSUs all purchased at about 6mo-12mo intervals using them all with 4 different AMD CPU/motherboard combinations and 3 different Nvidia GPUs + 1 AMD GPU. I paid between $120-$145 for 3 of them, and the last one I paid $221 full price because I needed it ASAP and couldn't wait for a sale but it was still worth it to me, even at that price.
Hey question, the higher the PSU wattage, the more likely it will produce coil whine even if the computer's components are the same?
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