CORSAIR RM850x Fully Modular ATX Power Supply - 80 Plus Gold - Low-Noise Fan - Zero RPM - Black

Perfect this time. Building two pc's and this is running 7800x3d, rx7800xt, 32gb ram, msi tomahawk x870. No issues power stays under 50% threshold unless gaming but never good above ~65% Only issue is I ordered two, first one that was white was used and didn't not have the adjustable fan. But the black one came sealed everything in bags

I've built my own desktop computer for the last thirty years and have used different types of Power Supplies. Modular is nice because it keeps down the clutter in the case which helps with better air flow. This specific RM850x is clearly labeled and the cords are type IV which is nice. Unlike so many of the lesser watt power supplies, it came with 3 PCle cords. It is low-noise and runs cool. Works great.

Working perfectly, I'm not using 12v pin connector yet I prefer to use normal connectors with Nvidia adapter.

I recently purchased the Corsair RM850x (2021) Fully Modular ATX Power Supply, and I must say, I am extremely impressed with its performance and features. Corsair has always been known for delivering high-quality power supplies, and the RM850x is no exception. Here's my review of this remarkable power supply. First and foremost, the efficiency of the RM850x is outstanding. With its 80 PLUS Gold certification, it delivers excellent power efficiency, ensuring that my system consumes less energy and runs cooler. This not only helps in reducing electricity bills but also contributes to the overall longevity and reliability of my system. The fully modular design of the RM850x is a game-changer. It allows for easy cable management, as I can connect only the cables I need and keep the rest neatly stored away. This not only enhances the aesthetics of my build but also improves airflow within the case. The modular design also makes installation a breeze, as I can effortlessly connect the required cables without any clutter or hassle. One of the standout features of this power supply is its low-noise fan. The fan operates silently under regular loads, and I barely notice its presence. It only kicks in when the system is under heavy load, and even then, the noise levels are impressively low. The Zero RPM fan mode is particularly noteworthy, as it ensures complete silence during idle or low-power usage scenarios. This is a great feature for those who prefer a quiet computing experience. The build quality of the RM850x is top-notch. The unit feels solid and durable, and the black finish gives it a sleek and premium look. The cables provided are of high quality and have a premium feel as well. The power supply comes with all the necessary protections, including over-voltage, under-voltage, over-power, over-temperature, and short-circuit protection, ensuring the safety of my components. In terms of power delivery, the RM850x handles my system with ease. It provides ample power for my high-end components, including a demanding CPU and a high-performance graphics card. The voltage regulation is excellent, and I have not encountered any stability issues or power-related problems since installing this power supply. One minor drawback of the RM850x is its size. It's a bit larger than some other power supplies on the market, so it might not fit into smaller PC cases. However, in most standard ATX cases, this should not be an issue. Overall, the Corsair RM850x (2021) Fully Modular ATX Power Supply is an exceptional product that delivers on all fronts. Its efficiency, modular design, low-noise fan, and solid build quality make it a reliable choice for any PC enthusiast or gamer. With its impressive performance and thoughtful features, the RM850x is definitely worth the investment for those looking for a high-quality power supply to power their systems. I highly recommend the Corsair RM850x to anyone in need of a powerful, efficient, and silent power supply for their PC build. Corsair has once again raised the bar with this outstanding product.

I originally bought this for a browsing only PC and it worked perfectly. Modular connections and the wires that came with were perfect. I had to buy an extension to get to the Motherboard which was on the opposite side! Wish they included that. But it was just few $. Unit itself worked from get go. The fan noise was barely present! If you have nice ventilation, especially you have bottom clearance for air circulation, you shouldnt see the fan spinning much. Lets talk about support. I switched this unit for 1200W (same brand) as I had to upgrade my graphics card and add few HDD. Kept it in its box and after 6 months, when I put it to a new MB/ATX, it wont power up!! Go figure! Probably a faulty unit? Contacted Corsair via phone/email and after few initial hiccups (once their Tech Support got involved) they asked for few pictures, videos and RMA was triggered! Shipped the unit with their label and my new one is enroute! After googling I found out their 2021 model had some such failures for other people. I would still recommend this model, but get the latest one. Whats better than the best PSU, you ask? - Best Customer Support & RMA process. Anyone can say 50 years guarantee, but to stand behind that and replace as promised, thats the brand you should buy.

This is the first PSU I ever bought for a PC, and first time installing one in a new case to move my build over from an old. My old PSU was one that came with my pre-built PC which was 500w. It started making some grinding and humming noises for a while and I also upgraded my cooling method for my CPU. I originally had a Thermalake CPU Cooler which I hated because it always got so hot. But I had to upgrade my PSU because my old one was not giving enough power. My RGB Fans and my Liquid Cooler RGB Lights would either dim or turn completely off and sometimes the PSU would get even louder like it was working a lot harder to keep the power flowing which caused a lot of performance issues. I. Love. Everything about this PSU, it's so much quieter, my computer is performing like new again, and all of my lights are staying on with no issue. I took online advice and made sure not to go cheap with this kind of thing because one cheap psu, if it's bad, it can go from cheap to expensive if you know what I mean. Your entire PC can fry which would make every component unsalvagable which means replacing the entire thing! My old PSU has been making the noises at least for over a year, I didn't think anything of it. I kept up with cleaning and maintaining it every 3 to 6 months to make sure dust never accumulated enough to cause issues. I'm still fairly new to this PC building thing but as far as my experience with this PSU so far, it's great, it's quiet, and it made my pc performance so much better. Take the advice like I did, don't go cheap with something like this. You won't regret it. The heart of your pc deserves the best for its lifespan.

I bought the RM850x because of i) its high-quality clean power (verified by 3d party reviews), ii) reasonable price, iii) large number of cable ports, and iv) support from Corsair. I had been buying SuperFlower or Seasonic made PSU’s from EVGA but given events of the last year I’m not sure EVGA will remain in business for the next 10 years to support a warranty. My only real gripe is that there is no selection switch for the fan zero-rpm eco mode. Heat is the enemy of electrical component longevity; a ML fan is virtually silent at low rpm and I’d rather have it always on. However, it seems the big players in the industry would rather dumb-down the marketing of PSU’s to focus primarily on quietness and efficiency. The in-cable capacitors can be a minor annoyance; but if they are responsible for the very low ripple then I am happy to have them. Lastly, for something marketed as a premium product the packaging/accessories were rather cheap. Weak box and interior protection, no cable bag, no start-up test plug, and no manual. Makes me wonder where else Corsair cut corners on this product that I can’t see. But overall, I’m happy with the purchase and would recommend this product.

I was going to buy a 1,000 watt unit, but it would have been completely unnecessary. This replaces an older model of the same brand and wattage that outlived its warranty by several years. After researching reviews, I knew this would be perfect. And probably last another 10 years or so. Flawless installation. I used the provided power cable that came with it instead of reusing the old one because this was rated for a higher temperature. In case I happen to have this near my stove or something. I love the fully modular design. The older power supply had the motherboard cables permanently attached. But it was easier to route the new cables since I could attach them in any order. It is a great feeling to hook everything up, and the computer fires up with no trouble! I'm a big brand fan.

Picked this up after my former PSU, an MSI 850w, started failing and causing my computer to power down abruptly. Swapped this in and everything is working smooth as silk again. Combined with reasonable price and next-day shipping, this saved me a load of headaches (and downtime). Two cons: 1) no 12V HPWR connector for the newest video cards, it really ought to have this. And 2) the packed in modular cables are not great. It has three 8-pin 12vEPS cables (labeled "CPU") of which most users can only use one or two, and only two PCI-E cables, of which some GPUs need three. They should swap a CPU cable out for an extra GPU cable.

High performance power supply unit to fire up my 16 GB Nvidia graphics card. Extremely fast delivery to Singapore.

Excelente fonte, não apresenta defeitos e suporta o computador mesmo quando este consome seus 500W~ sob full load e com picos de tensão. 10 anos de garantia da fábrica, qualidade Corsair/Seasonic. Altamente recomendado, nunca economize na sua fonte.

Trae bastantes cables y varias salidas. Nunca la he escuchado hacer ruido. Ha soportado varios cortes de energía de la casa y otras variaciones en el voltaje, aunque debo decir que también uso un regulador de voltaje.

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