Corsair CX750F RGB, 750 Watt, 80 PLUS Bronze, Fully Modular RGB Power Supply

When you are building a PC, there are two parts that never want to be cheap about: the power supply, and the memory. A cheap power supply can set your tower and house on fire.Luckily for you, there are Corsair and EVGA: the two best power supply brands on the market. Use an online PC power supply calculator to figure out the total wattage of your PC and buy a power supply that is appropriate. Look for a gold star rating or higher if you can afford it. I always go with a fully modular unit because this will make your cable management a lot easier.The RGB lighting of the Corsair CX550F RGB looks great in my rig, and the built-in cooling fan is very quiet. I would recommend this to anyone who is building or repairing a PC.

Works. Fits. Stable.

For those of you shopping the market for a PSU for a PC, DO NOT cheap out on a power supply. Get one that's from a reputable brand and, ideally, is more watts than you need to leave room for improvements for other parts in your system. A good PSU should last you many, many years. That being said, this is a great PSU.It came with all required parts and components, it was easy to install, and it runs pretty quiet. I did spend $100 on it, but I have no doubt it will likely outlive most other parts in my system. Chances that this PSU will malfunction are extraordinarily low. The RGB looks good, but to be honest, I don't care that much about RGB, look for other reviews if you want to know how good it is.In the end, this is an excellent power supply that I can highly recommend for gaming PC's.

Value for money (at least at the time I purchased this). From what I understood, this was (at the time) a 80 PLUS Silver rated PSU masquerading as a Bronze. Also had a respectable ranking on PSU tiers lists.Whilst it doesn't have a Zero RPM Mode, I don't recall the PSU being loud at all. Also has RGB for the folks out there that can't have enough of it!Overall, no complaints whatsoever!

Downgraded from a white RM850x which failed after about a half hour before I could get the OS installed. The CX750F was easier to install, the cables connected to the power terminals with less force and the installation was easier overall. It has been working great for a couple weeks now. I have it mounted in a Lian Li LANCOOL 205 white mid-tower ATX case and it fits perfectly. The modular cables run easily through the cable management routing ports in the Lian Li case and are long enough to connect end to end without leaving excessive slack. The RGB fan is mounted facing down and lights up the floor underneath. Very cool at night. I have this powering an ASUS Prime X570-PRO with a Ryzen 7 5800X, a pair of NVMe drives and an EVGA GTX 1080 graphics card. I have yet to hear the CX750F fan make any noise at all.

I installed this in my HP so I could upgrade my graphics card. Only issue is it didn't come with a cable for my DVD drive (didn't fit anyways with the new graphics card). It runs ultra quiet. Fit into my machine perfectly, screw holes even lined up. I've got a HP Pavilion Power. I'm just running an I 7 6700K processor, 32 ram, and an msi 1050ti gaming x video card.

excelente 100 % recomendada

Me gusta que brille :D lo compre porque podia combinarlo con los demas componentes corsair que tengo y en el funcionamiento, no me ha fallado en los 2 años que lo he usado ^^, siento que funciona muy bien