Corsair's newest TX-M series has met or exceeded my expectations. I built over a dozen PC's using the TX series, and when someone requested a quality power supply, it was typically my recommendation. I was pleased to see Corsair revamping its esteemed TX lineup, this time with an even sleeker design and better build quality and specs. Overall Review: I've been a fan of Corsair's since they sold primarily RAM sticks and power supplies, and although they've branched out quite a bit, they still consistently offer products that are reliable, attractive, reasonably priced, and with good quality control.
Although the manual lists them under "package contents," I do not believe the package includes a case badge or cable storage bag This could be a blight for cable management freaks who tend to be drawn to modular PSU's for their ability to eliminate unneeded cables and connectors.
54 amps on a single +12v rail and 80 Plus Gold, which indicates up to 90% efficiency - what more could you ask for from a 650W PSU?Ĭons: -Only 5.5 inches between the base of the PCI-E 6+2-pin plug and the base of the other PCI-E 6+2-pin plug on the same cable - this means that if your video card only needs power from one 6+2-pin plug, the other plug on the same cable will probably just be dangling unmanaged since it can't quite reach the cable management holes. Matte finish feels premium and the unit is compact and sturdy-feeling (e.g. As modular as you'd need - the only non-modular cables are the motherboard 24-pin and CPU 8-pin connectors All of the cables are black from end to end and the modular cables are flat for manageability and appearance Pros: -Corsair's signature clean, minimalist, modern design - light gray colors mesh well with white, blue, black, and myriad other color schemes Over-voltage protection, under-voltage protection, short circuit protection, over power protection, and over temperature protection provide maximum safety to your critical system componentsĪdditional Information Date First Available Semi-Modular: Allows user to only use the cables they need for a cleaner looking build with better airflowġ20mm Rifle Bearing Fan: Quieter than ball bearing but longer life than sleeve bearingĪll Japanese Capacitors: Unparalleled reliability, even at higher operating temperatures
It must be postmarked (basically stamped / mailed by Canada Post) within ~30 days from the purchase date.Learn more about the Corsair CP-9020131-NA General BrandįCC, ICES, CE, UL, cUL, RCM, TÜV, CB, CCC, BSMI, EAC, RoHS, WEEE, KCĥ0 degree C Operating Temperature: Can output full power even at very high ambient temperaturesĨ0 Plus Gold: Runs cooler and uses less power than less efficient power supplies The date given for a Mail In Rebate is the date the item must be purchased by. Several websites (Memory Express, Best Buy, Staples etc.) give such service. Price matching your products can save you a lot of money.
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