Corsair CMPSU-750TX 750-Watt TX Series 80 Plus Certified Power Supply compatible with Intel Core i7 and Core i5 by Corsair
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Digital camera reviews of Corsair CMPSU-750TX 750-Watt TX Series 80 Plus Certified Power Supply compatible with Intel Core i7 and Core i5
Digital camera Review: Fuente de poder Corsair de 750 Watts
Summary: 5 Stars
Excelente producto, uno de los mejores que he visto. Muy robusta y potente. La unica dificultad que le he visto es que tiene muchos cables, claro esta, hay que montarla definitivamente en un case tower para que los cables no estorben. Del resto es una magnifica opcion para quienes requieren calidad y potencia al mismo tiempo.Digital camera Review: Good PSU
Summary: 5 Stars
Good PSU, Quiet lots of connectors, heavy like a piece of lead though, i could barely lift up my case. NO complaints so farDigital camera Review: Good PSU
Summary: 5 Stars
Very well made power supply single rail is the way to go if your a gamer or into power for graphics . Plenty enough to run two GTX 260 (wouldnt be enough for 280 though) in SLI mode with two hard drives and a dvd, for three SLI you would need 1000. Dont know what the other reviewer was talking about but works fine on my system. 780i, E8400, 8 gigs dual GTX 260, dual hard drives and a DVD and five fans.Digital camera Review: Good Quality
Summary: 5 Stars
I bought a custom built PC about a year ago and it came with a 680 watt Echo Star Power Supply. Not long afterwards the power supply died in a puff of smoke and putrid smell. I decided to replace it with a quality name brand so I bought a 700 watt OCZ StealthxStream from Amazon. This one worked about 7 months and it burned up in a cloud of smoke and putrid smell. This time I read more reviews and bought the Corsair 750 watt power supply. So far it has worked flawlessly. It is very quiet and didn't introduce too much heat as one reviewer has cautioned. Believe me for this rig I need a quality 750 watt PS. I have my fingers crossed after so much bad luck, but the voltages are remaining solid and I believe I now have a good power supply. It uses quality Japanese capacitors instead of the cheap Chinese and Taiwanese varieties.
Update: 02/12/2011
This PS is still operating flawlessly. I have purchased a Corsair 650 watt PS for another PC. It, too, works perfectly. I will never buy any other brand. I am sold on Corsair.
Digital camera Review: Good product
Summary: 5 Stars
This PSU is a great unit, I have been very impressed. I run a Q6600 @ 3.3 Ghz, GTX295, 2 HDD's, liquid cooling and about 5 fans off of mine. The 60 amp rating is the main reason why I chose this product, and it has been doing everything I need it to. Very quiet, and the look is really quite nice as well.
My only warning is to people who really want to run nice cable management in your case... This thing has a whole lot of cables to hide. I've seen modular versions available, and if I had the chance, I would grab one of those. The cables on this can be well hidden in a nice case (I use a Cooler Master 690 II) if you are okay with the standard wire options... or if you actually have 8 SATA drives to run.
I still give this thing 5 stars, because it isn't a modular supply, and that's not what you get if you want this.