CORSAIR - CX-M Series 650W ATX12V 2.4/EPS12V 2.92 80 Plus Bronze Modular Power Supply - Matte black

Using this unit to power two graphics cards in a mining rig. As pictured, the unit offers modular cables to only plug in what is needed to reducing clutter.

My computer case doesn't have a "window," so looks aren't everything for me. BUT my old PSU was a rat's nest of extra cables (who needs floppy?) Semi modular for this price is great. I only wish the cables were rounded, but for this price, the quality and brand reputation is hard to beat. I actually only use 2 SATA power cables right now, so having a lot less cables just makes working in the case so much nicer. Oh this is quiet too * Photo shows cables before management to give idea of what you're looking at buying

Power supply unit failed in 12yo HP quad core which, otherwise, was handling all I asked of it. The Corsair CX-M 650 went right in, allowed me to clean up unnecessary cabling, and now operates better and quieter than the original psu. Versatile, solid quality cabling options, and a reputable company. Great value!

I bought this for my fathers new build. He's never going to have a massive top of the line GPU. His specs are below. CPU: Ryzen 7 3700x RAM: 32GB DDR4 3600 SSD: 1TB Samsung Evo Plus GPU: EVGA 2060 PSU This one I am reviewing For this build this is a perfect PSU.

I needed a power supply and options were running thin. I got the CX650 because it suited my needs while still being at least semi modular. It is quiet and no frills. I didn't need frills anyway. Works great. No buzz. It's a bit hard to read the labels on the modular connects as they don't really line up but if you somewhat know what you are doing (and you should if you are installing power) you'll be fine.

My prior power supply had the specs to support the 2060 super but when games would start the PC would reboot. I figured it may be the power supply - and I was right. Replaced the old one with this one and it has been flawless since.

I was running a Corsair CX650 power supply, but needed slightly better cable management so decided to upgrade to the CX650M (modular) version. Worth it. Was able to leave one set of SATA connectors detached, which greatly reduced overall cable clutter. Also, having the cables not all lumped in one fat sleeve makes moving and adjusting much more convenient.

I needed to upgrade my power supply to be able to add a GTX 1660 super to my HP. 650 watts is overkill but I trust Corsair. The OEM case on my HP is very tight and the modular cables made it a lot easier to manage because I only installed what I needed. The extras I saved in the box for the future. The supply fit perfectly in the case. The only thing extra I needed was a SATA to mini SATA power adapter for my DVD drive. But i would have needed that for any mainstream supply on the market. If you decide to try and stuff a new graphics card in an HP 550 series be sure it is not longer than a PNY - XLR8 Gaming Single Fan NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1660 SUPER. Its specs say it is 6.6 inches long and it just fit.