Customer Ratings & Reviews

I had to buy a new power supply due to my new motherboard needing 2 6-pin connectors. This power supply is silent. Seriously, my Kraken AIO water cooler is louder than this. The cables are easy to hide as well and I love how every connection is labeled for what its uses are for. I’m very satisfied with this power supply.

I'd never used a modular power supply before this one and I'm glad I got it. I have a very barebones PC build that I ended up only using a few cables to power and this being modular helped keep the chassis really nice and tidy. Glad i went with it!

This is a great power supply for anyone who is dipping their feet into AAA gaming and wants to build their own PC. Very little noise from the fan and not having pre-attached cables means you can run only what you need and keep the air flow going. At 750 watts, you'll be powering all but the most intense gaming rigs.

The Rm750e is a great psu. It comes with all the required cables for a new or existing systems. The 140mm length means it has an easy time fitting in most chassis, even with the hdd cage installed. Works perfectly in the Corsair 4000D airflow. I returned this unit since I needed a higher power budget to supply a 4090. However, I got the Rm1000e and it has been similarly outstanding. The psu works with Corsair type 4 modular cables and is compatible with the sleeved Corsair 12vhpwr cable if you find the included 12vhpwr cable too stiff. Also, while the 12vhpwr cable only connects to 2 8-pin connectors on the psu side, Corsair has stated that their 8-pin connectors are rated to deliver 300w each. This allows it to be used safely with 600w 4090 cards. In my experience this has proven to be true with no issues experienced using the sleeved 12vhpwr cable. Again, the above information is more relevant to the 1000w version, but the 750w version is perfect for a 4080 (as long as it isn't paired with an incredibly power-hungry cpu).

I recently upgraded my PC and didn't want to throw in my 10+ year old Ultra psu, so I went with a reliable brand. I was only looking for 650w but found the RM750e for an even better price. I wanted a fully modular design...there isn't too much more to say about psus - it does the job!

Boy have power supplies changed since I last bought one in 2014. This modular power supply was great because you only use the power you need, so there are no extra cables in your case getting in the way. Corsair is a name I trust completely, they're my go-to memory company, and the power supply they make is well thought out and much quieter than my last one too.

The fact that it was modular made it so simple to connect everything in my new computer build and I didn't have to worry about the clutter. This also helped to enable better airflow product performed as described and expected. I'm very happy with it and I would buy one again

The fully modular power supply is great having high wattage meaning I wouldn’t have to worry that much about the wattage requirement of my pc. As well as it is gold certified meaning it is a reliable power source for your pc. It was easy to setup and place great and I have not encountered any problems with it. I fully recome y this product

Pros: -Outstanding power delivery and stability -Fully modular design for effortless cable management -Remarkably low noise levels even under heavy load -High efficiency for reduced energy consumption -Sturdy build quality inspires confidence The RMe Series RM750e Fully Modular Low-Noise ATX Power Supply is a true game-changer when it comes to powering high-performance systems. Having put this power supply through its paces, I am thoroughly impressed by its performance, efficiency, and exceptional noise control. From the moment I unboxed the RM750e, I could feel its solid build quality and attention to detail. The fully modular design is a godsend for cable management enthusiasts, as it allows for a clean and clutter-free build. Connecting only the necessary cables not only enhances aesthetics but also improves airflow, ultimately contributing to better system thermals. If you're seeking a power supply that not only meets but exceeds your expectations, this model deserves serious consideration. Your PC deserves nothing but the best, and the RM750e delivers on that front with flying colors.

this worked very well in my PC and was an upgrade from my previous power supply. I also liked that I didn't have to use all the cables and was easily able to set the extra cables to the side

perfect fit for my new PC build, easy to install and relatively silent

Asus ROG says it’s recommending an 850W power supply for my STRIX 4080 Super. I’m also running a Ryzen 7 770x and I’ve never had an issue with my PC shutting off because the power supply didn’t have enough power. I play Call of Duty and Fortnite. 2 main games granted I do run performance mode on Fortnite but not call of duty. I run high-ultra graphics and I’ve not had any issues whatsoever. Corsair is top 3 power supply manufacturers along side Seasonic and ASUS ROG but if your on a budget I’d go with Corsair like this RM750e. My GPU has a 0db mode and my case fans are already quiet so under load noise is out of the question. On top of all this I stream and play on only one pc.

This PSU is the successor to the well-known RM750x PSU so it was an easy choice to get the updated version of it. I liked it because it was easy to use and quiet. Overall I’d recommended this power supply.

As a first time pc builder this power supply was very easy to work with. It is more than enough to power my RTX 4070 + 7700x.

Works great and a good deal. Easy to set up and reliable.

rating this 3-stars as "average" per website description. tldr; it's a fine PSU, nothing wrong with it, would purchase again for this price ($99) at time of this writing PSU prices have gone a bit crazy with decent 750w 80+ golds going for $140++ so this unit is a bit of a breath of fresh air in that regard. it does its job, but you don't get a lot of "nice-to-have's" with regard to acoustics, i can only say that i don't notice any coil whine or other noises from this unit over the sound of my other fans idling, which is a good thing. the psu is front-mounted in my case so if it were noisy, i would notice. the 20-pin connector on mine required an uncomfortable amount of force to install, but i can't say for sure whether that is the fault of corsair's connector or MSI's mainboard. in the end it works fine. i wish it came with a second (and third) non-split PCIE cable for the GPU. build quality overall feels pretty cheap, not surprising considering the budget price, but once it's all hooked up you'll never notice. the cables it comes with do not spark joy. if you are a cable mgmt kind of person, you will want a different psu or to invest in 3rd party extenders, whichever is cheaper my build is on a budget but still 500w tdp so i wouldn't want to go below a 750w psu, and this is the best value right now for new, non-refurbished, non b-stock, non-open box, etc. you can save a few bucks on the used market but for me it is worth it to buy new for some kind of assurance that if things go wrong it would be easier for me to work with the retailer/manufacturer having bought new

This PSU comes with plenty of cable management options and modularity. Not to mention, it delivers plenty of power to my PC where I don’t need to worry about reqching too high of a power demand.

bought this for my son's new gaming pc build. He is very happy with the product, It was simple to install, great performance.

Relatively easy to install and great value for the price. Needed extra wattage to support my new graphics card and this does the trick! Corsair makes solid products and you want something trustworthy powering your expensive PC components - not worth the risk on cheaper parts.

Worked like a charm like expected everything was plug and play no hickups or road blocks to deal with which was really nice. Price point was great and the quality is always supurb. Would recomend to anyone looking for a reliable power supply