CORSAIR - HXi Series 1000W 80 Plus Cybenetics Platinum Fully Modular Ultra-Low Noise ATX Power Supply - Black

The CORSAIR HXi Series 1000W 80 Plus Platinum Power Supply is an absolute beast, but the best part? It's silent. This thing powers my entire setup without making a sound, and I had to check a few times to make sure it was even on! Pros: Whisper Quiet: The fan rarely spins up, and when it does, it’s almost inaudible. Perfect if you're trying to keep your build as quiet as possible. 1000W of Pure Power: It handles my overclocked CPU, high-end GPU, and multiple drives with ease. The 80 Plus Platinum efficiency ensures I’m not wasting energy. Fully Modular: Only use the cables you need. My case looks cleaner than ever, and it makes installation a breeze. iCUE Integration: The digital monitoring through Corsair’s software is a cool bonus. You can check your power consumption, temps, and even adjust the fan settings. Cons: Price: It's on the expensive side, but the platinum efficiency, quiet operation, and modular design make it worth the investment. Overkill for Smaller Builds: If you're running a less power-hungry setup, 1000W might be more than you need. But for future-proofing, it's fantastic. Overall: The CORSAIR HXi 1000W is a silent, efficient, and powerful PSU that feels like a premium investment. If you want quiet operation and plenty of power for future upgrades, this is a solid choice. Highly recommend!

Upgraded my son’s gaming computer from a Corsair 650 to this bad boy. Great reviews online. I love that it is modular and you can leave out any cables not needed. Definitely helps with cable management. It is also nice that it has two CPU power cables for the larger ATX boards. Platinum rated and it has a nice zero RPM mode so you do not even have the fan on if it isn’t needed. Also one of the few PSUs with RGB fan if you are looking to add color to your rig. It is big though, being 1000w, so make sure you have space for the unit and the cables being plugged in behind it.

It's a 1000w power is it not hard to use but there was a weird hick up that they didn't mention I couldn't boot my PC with out the USBC light indicator plugged in and took me a bit to figure that out

Does it's job. Relatively quite. Using it with an RTX 4080 Super, and have had no issues.

Runs whisper-quiet and delivers stable power, even under heavy workloads. Fully modular design makes cable management easy, and it’s smart enough to report usage stats to your system—though, unfortunately, that requires iCUE. Still, a rock-solid PSU for high-demand builds.