CORSAIR - CX Series Modular CX750M 750W 80 Plus Bronze ATX Power Supply - Black

so i mean what do you write about a power supply i mean it does exactly what it's suppose to it runs my pc very well im using it to power my gaming rig which consists of a amd 6350 a r9 390x with a msi 970 motherboard cooled by a h100i it has 16gb of 1866mhz ddr3 hyper x fury ram a pny ssd a seagate baracuda 7200rpm hdd and 6 case fans and a after market rgb led kit all and all alot of power going in and out and it runs it nicely i like that it's semi modular i wish is was fully but not a breaking point for me and i absolutely love that the cables are black sleeved for this price point the the colored cables are a thing of the past and need to stop being made its dumb but it works very well and my pc looks good so im happy

Was in need of a beefier power supply to drive my AMD R7800 Series video card. Was having weird boot problems with an older Antec 500 Watt Earthwatts supply. Was looking for a modular supply with the extra power but not the xtra price so I researched and came across this Corsair CX750M. Fit the biil, was 750 Watts, is 80% efficient, and on top of that it looks nice!!!! Will buy another one when its on sale again.

i got this originally to test a video card that i thought may of been faulty but now its being used to power 4 harddrives and a SSD of which its handled that load perfectly fine like its being used for desktop hardware acting as a plex server and its got really good efficiency like at idle with my hardware its usually at 40-48 watts

An important note: This review is for the Late 2020 "Grey Logo" CX750M, which is a much more highly rated update from the allegedly less reliable/popular "Green Logo" CX750M that still appears in most store marketing. By now, all the ones at Best Buy should be Grey Logo, but make sure! The Grey Logo CX750M is considered a good entry enthusiast PSU by many reputable sites and forums, so I sought one out and added it to my aging but still daily-driven gaming rig consisting of a 250w GTX 1070 FTW2, an i7-6950x, and a 240 AIO. I wouldn't consider this PC to be run very hard, with only a mild overclock and no spinning media, and so far I've had no problems, though that should go without saying. Modular PSUs are a must-have for any modern and clean build, because who needs molex? As of this review, Corsair just released an iCue ARGB version of this exact unit, as well as an all-white model, both of which are worth checking out here at Best Buy. TLDR: Good power supply, comes with everything you need to set it up with any motherboard, GPU, and peripheral. If you're on the fence as to whether you can get away with a much cheaper $40-$60 unit, don't do it- ask me how I know.

Plenty of power for my 2600x, 1080ti, a wad of SSDs, and a healthy dose of rainbow unicorn vomit. You can save a few bucks by not going modular, but DON'T DO IT. Cable management was super easy, and was a le to use premium wrapped cables to jazz it up a bit. Also, this thing is quiet!

I bought this because I am building my first computer. I researched my parts and saw that Corsair was a good name in computer parts. As far as power supplies good the higher the wattage and the series (bronze. gold, platinum) the higher the cost. Other sites priced this model much higher and I was surprised BestBuy had it for this price. I'm very happy with this buy. Computer runs great.

Love this psu. Powers my new pc, with new gpu and rgb fans and lights with no problems. Really like how the wires disconnect from the unit itself so if your not using all the connectors you don’t have all them extra fat wires in your case.

If you need power for SLI or just what to update your power supply this thing is great. Runs cool and quiet.,