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It's to differentiate for the X model. They are basically the same specs, but the X uses higher quality Japanese capacitors while the E uses a cheaper Chinese capacitors. It also tends to be a little louder. It is still an A rated PSU according to the Cultist Network.

Hi, The "e" is for us to differentiate this PSU from the rest of the RM Series PSUs. If you have any additional questions, please feel free to reach out to support via our website and we'll happily assist you. -Albert

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It's to differentiate for the X model. They are basically the same specs, but the X uses higher quality Japanese capacitors while the E uses a cheaper Chinese capacitors. It also tends to be a little louder. It is still an A rated PSU according to the Cultist Network.
Answered by Jared 2 years ago
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Hi, The "e" is for us to differentiate this PSU from the rest of the RM Series PSUs. If you have any additional questions, please feel free to reach out to support via our website and we'll happily assist you. -Albert
Answered by Corsair 2 years ago
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