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Power your multicore gaming computer with this Corsair Gaming Series GS700 power supply that delivers 700 watts of output power for enhanced performance. The power supply accommodates universal AC input from 90V to 264V for hassle-free operation.
Product Features
700-watt power supply
With ATX 12V v2.3 compliance. Backward compatible with ATX 12V 2.2 and ATX 12V 2.01.
Designed to power multicore gaming computers
With multiple graphics cards for enhanced performance.
Ultraquiet, 140mm dual ball-bearing fan
Automatically adjusts the fan speed in response to temperature for minimal game and music disruption.
0.99 active power factor correction
80 Plus certified for efficiency.
AC 90-264V input
Works seamlessly with your computer.
Extra-long, fully sleeved cables
Support full tower chassis.
Component protection
Includes over-current/voltage/power protection, with under-voltage protection and short-circuit protection.
Tri-color LEDs
Illuminate the transparent fans for a dramatic red, white and blue effect, and can be turned off with the press of a button.
Multiple connections
Include 1 ATX, 1 EPS, 2 PCI Express, six 4-pin peripheral, 6 SATA and 2 floppy.
Posted by: Sealse from SC on 05/18/2013Installation was fairly easy and its working as advertised.
Build or modify your own PC : Yes
Primary reason for building/modifying PC : Upgrader
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Works great, looks great
5
Posted by: auee92 from Lawrenceville, GA on 04/12/2013So far it is working great, no problems. Been installed for about a month. The blue LED looks great in my system too.
Build or modify your own PC : Yes
Primary reason for building/modifying PC : Gaming
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Nice n quiet
5
Posted by: Jzef from Appleton, WI on 03/03/2013Bought to upgrade from a 450 w generic best buy brand PS after a month of use couldn't be happier. Runs so quiet compared to the old one. I've never had the clicking some people report. Easy to install and organize the wires. Needed this for a video card upgrade and still have a pci-e cable if I go SLI
Build or modify your own PC : Yes
Level of Expertise : Expert
Primary reason for building/modifying PC : Gaming
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Great Power Supply
5
Posted by: LegionN7 from NY on 02/09/2013Installed quick and easy. Plenty of adapters so there shouldn't be any issues powering your rig. Quiet, and lights are a cool feature. It has it's own fan which only kicks on if needed.
Build or modify your own PC : Yes
Level of Expertise : Average
Primary reason for building/modifying PC : Gaming
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DO NOT buy this winderful power supply
2
Posted by: SCarey from madison wi on 02/08/2013I bought this on a whim because a more expensive PSU I purchased online would not have arrived in time and my new graphics card was not compatible with my old PSU. Got this home, hooked it up and powered on my new i7 3770k, Sabertooth z77, DC2 680 TOP, gaming rig. While doing heavy loads the machine got very noisy. I thought it was one of the two fans on the motherboard, so I disconnected one of them. Seemed to help. Then later the noise came back. Eventually looked at the PSU, and noticed that while under load, the fan constantly spools up and powers down, over and over again, and while slowing to a stop and starting from a stop it makes a horrible noise, audible over even loud gaming. I have looked into the issue and it occurs in nearly every PSU of this series (GS). Corsair is good with their RMA I'm told, but they did not send me the return materials they said they would, and would not send me a replacement before I sent in the defective one, and I was not going to be out a computer for a week or more because they messed up making my PSU. Now I'm stuck with it and will just replace it down the line when I can, ASAP, and keep it in the closet as an emergency backup >.>
In the end, if you buy this, you will likely need to RMA it to Corsair or return it for another product. Save the trouble and buy a different product (Corsair would still be a good choice, just not the GS series).
Build or modify your own PC : Yes
Level of Expertise : Expert
Primary reason for building/modifying PC : Gaming
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Bad PSU right out of box!!!
1
Posted by: A247 from on 02/02/2013I bought this power supply at my local best buy and right after installing I noticed something seemed odd with the way it was running. Fan was running all the time really loudly. Then a few days later my games were crashing. After shutting down the computer, I tried turning it back on. The computer would act as if it was trying to boot up but nothing was displaying on my monitor. This PSU is far from high quality and was returned within the 30 day return period. I ended up buying the Corsair HX series which has great reviews and no problems so far.
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The corsair 700 watt ATX power supply IS GARBAGE!
1
Posted by: amva from Schaumburg il on 01/27/2013The corsair 700 watt ATX power supply that I got was a lemon from day one!!
I had professionally installed into a Cool Master case and whenever I played my MMO game it made a series of annoying clicks and buzzes. Even after I was done playing my game it went right on clicking and buzzing. After two weeks I finally had the techs remove it and replaced with a 850 watt unit of another brand.
Bottom line: STAY AWAY FROM CORSAIR BRAND LIKE THE PLAUGE!! ULTRA POOR QUALITY!!!
Build or modify your own PC : No
Level of Expertise : Average
Primary reason for building/modifying PC : Gaming
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Why YOU Should not get this PSU
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Posted by: gunslinger164 from WI on 01/09/2013The reason why i bought my psu is because i got a new graphics card and need a new psu so i bought this one. I works but after it heats up makes a clearly audible ticking noise which is not caused by the fan. So i thought no big deal and took it back to get a new one the new one did the same thing and because of this reason i will be taking it back and purchasing a different one.
Build or modify your own PC : Yes
Primary reason for building/modifying PC : Upgrader
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Replaced 650 W power supply
5
Posted by: cjhoward from Orange, TX on 12/13/2012When the power supply went out on our desktop computer, we took the old one to Best Buy. A member of the Geek Squad recommended the Corsair 700 W power supply. My husband, an electronics tech, was able to replace it himself, and now my computer is working perfectly again.
Build or modify your own PC : No
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I was sold a dud.
1
Posted by: AFRDR39 from Manchester, NH on 11/07/2012After spending 5 hours of putting my new computer together, I try to start it up and.....nothing! Absolutely Nothing! The fans didn't spin, No boot up screen, nothing! I only bought this one because the guy that worked there recommended it to me. I don't think I'll be purchasing computer parts from this location any more. At least I got a nice paper weight out of this headache.
Build or modify your own PC : Yes
Level of Expertise : Newbie
Primary reason for building/modifying PC : Multimedia (music, movies, photos)
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