Customer Ratings & Reviews

No issues great number of connecting and ample power for any beastly custom build, a little too pricy however. I would recommend buying during a sale or with reward points to off set the cost. It should be noted that a good power supply is with the extra cost, my comment is simply to apply to the budgetarians and their concerns.

I chose the PSU because it was a good level of efficiancey (Gold) and had a few hundred extra Watts of power to allow me to upgrade. Worked exactly as advertised. It also came with plenty of power cords and a nice bag to keep it all together. overall I would say it was a good purchase and at the sale price it was more than worth it!

I've got this in white and black, had the white version for a few years with flawless operation and running with multiple crossfire setups and very high demand system configurations. These are great quality and very reliable. Every computer in my house (all 5) have Corsair power supplies in them.

This is a pretty great system, it's quiet, but my PC uses maybe half the wattage of this capacity. The cables with the PSU are alright, I would recommend just getting some custom cables that are more flexible if cable management is your thing. If you don't have a tempered glass case the cords with it are just fine.

So far very very quiet and no issues at all. Plenty of power as well.

More power than I need, but I think I have never heard the fan because of it. I feel safer knowing that I am using far less than the actual capacity of power. Japanese Capacitors not Chinese which you should always take. Better bearing than the RM850. Wait for a discount to buy

Was concerned with my Prebuilt PC coming with a 500w PSU. I had a pile of upgrades coming in and wanted to make sure I’d never have an issue with having too much draw. This PSU did the job. It came with all the cables needed for install plus extras. although they are very universal which makes it a pain to have clean cable management and the 24 pin harness was almost too bulky to fit without interfering with my GPU fan. Highly recommend the PSU, but I suggest you order cables that will fit your computer a bit neater.

This power supply was a great purchase and would suggest to anyone. It was a little “overkill” as I’m only using about 500w but it gives me tons of space for upgrades and not having to think much on power in the future. It also is great that you don’t HAVE to have every cable in it (makes it so much easier for cable management)

Good power supply. Easy install. Decent cables. No issues.

Great power supply for price. Buying the 850 also gives you room for upgrading. Some people like to skimp on a power supply when building a pc. But I don't see how saving 20 to 30 makes good sense if you give up reliability, performance, and being able to upgrade

Originally bought it because I thought my PSU (an rm650x) was either tripping or wasn't keeping up with my new GPU. Turns out the issue lied elsewhere, but for the time I had this, it works just as well as the rm650x. Really like the rmx line of PSUs

I had to get this after I thought my old one was dead. I kept having my computer have bad problems. After replacing my Motherboard and CPU my problems have gone away but this thing came in handy after upgrading to a 6900XT. If you're thinking of upgrading i recommend this one.

I understood immediately why I had an issue buying this product. (Sold-Out constantly). This fully modular system made assembling my computer a breeze and I was able to pack away all the cables I didn't need in the computer rather then attempting to fold them all up in some random array of cleanliness.

Does the job as intended. Very quiet. Obviously a quality piece of hardware. I do wish the cables were a bit more flexible, but I know there is only so much manufacturers can do. Value good (not excellent) because you are paying for that corsair brand. Seasonic offers the same for cheaper.

Modular is the way to go. No more unnecessary cables cluttering up things and blocking airflow. There isn't much to review here. PSU are all about longevity. If it lasts it's great. If not, not so much. I simply haven't owned it long enough. But Corsair has been major PC brand for ages now for a reason.

This powers up my rig just fine with plenty of room to spare. My specs include; Asus RTX 3080, Ryzen 3900x, Asus TUF X570. 4x 8GB of DDR4 3600mHz RAM, and 5 120mm fans with two of them within a 240mm AIO kit.

This is a fine, fully modular PSU that regularly rates high on enthusiast tier lists. The bundled cables are well-made but not as visually interesting as braided third-party options if you're preoccupied with how your finished build will look.

energy efficient with gold rating. fully modular is always a plus, makes installation so much easier. high quality cable shielding and clips make plugging and unplugging cables from the unit much easier than most; they’re quite smooth which i have never experienced before. first unit i got seemed to be DOA but that’s a risk true of any power supply manufacturer. all in all it’s good quality if not a little pricey but i can see it being worth it to some for the convenience factor, efficiency and higher wattage rating if it’s needed

Great build quality, quiet and reliable. Been using this on my 5600x/3080 rig for almost year without issue. I came from a older EVGA G2 and these are comparable in quality but sorta quieter. Could just be my ears but I would go with Corsair again

Great quality, easy install and very good power supply.