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Product Name: | CORSAIR HX Series HX750 CP-9020137-NA 750 W ATX12V v2.4 / EPS12V 2.92 80 PLUS PLATINUM Certified Full Modular Power Supply |
Product Description: | Pros: * Plenty of connectors. Some online spec listings for this PSU are incorrect. It actually has 4 SATA Cables, each with 4 SATA Power connectors, for a total of 16 connectors. It also includes two 4+4 pin CPU power cables, and 4 6+2 PCI-E power connectors. There should be plenty of cables available, however if you plan on running TWO OR MORE HIGH-END video cards each with 3 power connectors, you will not have enough. This is the most cables I have ever seen on a 750W unit. * Cables are easy to bend, and long lengths. I had no issue moving and bending the cables into place, it seemed easier than other units although I didn't notice anything special about the material used in the cabling. Each of the individual cable pieces are attached together with soft plastic. * "ECO Mode" fanless operation at idle and low loads. I spent some time trying to fully load my system (around 400W-450W from the wall) and the fan still didn't spin. The amount of heat this unit can handle passively is incredible. It would take a very high power usage GPU to activate the fan. Even then, it should operate below 1000 RPM which would make it nearly inaudible. I wasn't able to get the fan to spin up aside from boot-up, so I couldn't test the noise. In that respect, the unit is totally silent! * 12V Single Rail vs 5 Rail Mode. A new feature, the first time I've seen it, is the included 12V Rail switch. While in "Multiple" rail mode, each connector has an over-current protection at 40A. While in "Single" rail, each connector has access to full capacity. This is a nice way to both protect your components and also unlock extra power if you need it. This is a great new way for users to customize how their PSU distributes power and I'm glad to see it. * Platinum efficiency. Cons: * Large size, may not fit in some cases. Be warned, this is a 180mm PSU so it won't fit in all cases. Also, if you're going to mount the PSU with the fan facing down, make sure your case's PSU in-take is large enough to allow space for the fan to breathe. It should be |
Product SKU: | N82E16817139206 |
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