Corsair CMPSU-750HX 750-Watt HX Professional Series 80 Plus Certified Power Supply compatible with Core i7 and Core i5

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• Modular Cable design allows you to use only those cables needed & saves you space inside your case
• Over Current / Voltage / Power Protection, Under Voltage and Short Circuit Protection provides Maximum Safety for your critical system components
• 80 Plus Certified for 80%+ Energy Efficiency at 20%, 50% and 100% Load Condition for less Heat Generation and Lower Energy Bill
• Dedicated Single +12V Rail Offers Maximum Compatibility with Latest Components
• High quality Japanese Capacitors provide Uncompromised Performance and Reliability

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About This Product

Supports the latest ATX12V v2.3 and EPS12V 2.91 standards and is backwards compatible with ATX12V 2.01 systems.Double forward switching circuitry design offers high efficiency, up to 90% under wide load range.Active Power Factor Correction with PF value=0.99 provides clean and reliable power to your system

Customer Reviews

• Easy to install.

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• Review: I have changed out several power supplies before and this one was by far the easiest. The modular cables allow you to only use as much or little cabling as you need and while it may seem like a small thing, the ability to leave the old supply in and work backwards (installing the new cable WHILE pulling the old out) will help novices in not missing anything.

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• excellent quality

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• Review: This PSU replaced an OCZ stealthXstream psu and by every regard it's of much, much higher quality. The PSU is very large so if you're not bottom mounting it be absolutely sure your case can tolerate a 10 pound brick at the top. The 24-pin connector cord is extremely long, giving people like me the ability to run it behind the motherboard (cord management) without the need of buying a 24-pin extension. It's modular so you only need to plug in the cords you need. And best of all, it's ultra quiet. I have six 120mm intake fans (3 intake, 1 cpu, 1 gpu, 1 exhaust) and one 200mm exhaust. My computer sounds like a floor vent when the AC is blowing; just a quiet hum of air moving. No whisp, no whine. Right away it was noticeably quieter than the OCZ psu this replaced.
  
  The modular cables are stored in a velcro bag (two standard molex power cables, two sata power cables, and four 4-pin PCI-E adapters!!), the PSU comes wrapped in a velvet satchel, the packaging is over sized, and it's all heavily padded. In the end, Corsair did not cut any corners whatsoever in making this PSU. What you pay a little extra for in price is obvious when looking at and using this item. I highly, highly recommend it.

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• So Far, So Good

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• Review: I've built a few systems over that past several years, mostly for home business use. This is the first Corsair PS I've used and by spec and in use, it performs just fine. This is also the first modular PS I've purchased; what a difference it makes in terms of clutter-free cabling and overall build quality (in terms of looks).

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• Excellent power source.

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• Review: This power supply will easily run an LGA 1366 board with an i7 chip. I know because I'm using one as I write this. Built this computer 4 days ago and it works nearly perfectly every time. The power supply is modular and easily understood as you connect your parts to it. I am also using a 7200 rpm HDD, and an XFX ATI Radeon GDRR5 video card. It easily powers the whole thing. If you are looking to build a giganticus gaming system that will play anything, then you might want the 1000 Watt version. I don't use many FPS games. I'm mainly an RPG and RTS gamer, so I don't have to worry so much about frame rates, but I'm certain with my system that I could play most games out there with this system. The power supply would not be an issue. Corsair has earned a great reputation as a builder of computer parts.
  
  Might I recommend RAM by them as well?

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• Great Upgrade!!!

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• Review: For those building high end rigs or just upgrading their current high end rig, you probably already know that Corsair is a recognized psu that is trusted and stable. The only other thing that I could tell you besides its great performance is that this particular model being modular is just a dream. Cable management is no longer a nightmare or zip tie puzzle that needs careful placement, but just a breeze. Before I got the Corsair 750HX, I had a Pc Power & Cooling Silencer that is also a great psu albeit a little dated but just down right awesome. The only draw back were the cables, which was also one of its good features being that it had every cable you needed (cable management nightmare). My current case is a Cooler Master HAF and I have no problems with any cables reaching their proper places.
  
  
  
  

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