Customer Ratings & Reviews

If you need stable power, you can't go wrong with Corsair. A few several power supplies from different companies over the past few years and the Corsair ones are premium.

In comparing different models of power supplys, the Corsair seemed to fit the bill, be highly reviewed (especially for this model) and be at a good price point.

Dependable 850watt psu. Comes with 3 GPU power cables. Great reviews from tech reviewers online. Bought 2 of these. 1 for me. One for girlfriend

This PSU is sold out everywhere and I found BestBuy had it available for a very good price and I'm very impress with this unit. I would recommend it to everyone.

Great product for the price! Easy set up highly recommend this product.

I got this for my 3080 RTX card due to the 750W power requirement. So far so good came with more than enough cords and had a nice bag to hold all the unused adapters!

it is good for what it does. plenty of the cables.

Great psu. Works perfectly for 3080 although need a better 12 pin connector for cable management. Comes with everything you will ever need. Kinda expensive though.

Solid power supply. Works like it should. Durable.

What can I say? It powered on and was a solid power supply. Only thing is that the cables are extremely thick. Kind of hard to weave them in and out of my PC

I wanted the RMx 1000 , but this one got my attention and im loving it

Great value for your money. I’ve always used Corsair PSUs and never have given me an issue. It offers great longevity in case you’re not looking to upgrade for a while.

I bought this power supply a couple of months ago and it's still doing really good! I haven't seen any problems so far and the cables are very high quality!

I received the PS in a couple of days. Plenty of cables to connect everything I needed plus some to spare. Easy to replace the old one. Works great. On sale and cost less than the 750X.

Fantastic power supply, easy to install, and the cables are great quality! I will always go with Corsair power supplies for all of my future pc builds.

Working great and has alot of power but was also a bit too expensive.

So I'm on my second one of these. My first one exploded after 2 hours of use and 5 minutes under sustained load. Thankfully the rest of my components were good. After a few more days of research I decided to try another one. It has a fantastic reputation and overall seemed well built and at least the protections worked to protect my system when it did die...The second one is working well so far under sustained heavy loads. The cables, however, are atrocious to work with. I understand the electrical reasoning behind putting capacitors in the cables and putting them as close to the component as possible, but usability matters also. I wish corsair had placed the caps an inch or so further from the components if they were necessary to make working with them easier. I also wish Corsair included single-end PCI-E cables. The reputation is there. The build quality is there. The cables suck.

Works great with my new build, and lets me have expandable power when needed. The only gripe I have is that the first one burned out during a “smoke test” of the hardware 40 hours of use. It happens with electronics this first one was a dud. My current one is running smooth and cranking power to my Graphics card.

The PSU itself is really good but a complaint I have is that any of the snap on cables you usually see in many PSU’s doesn’t apply here thus making it harder to put cables into things like your graphics card as it doesn’t stay together properly. Besides that this PSU is very good and runs well in a 3070 system

It’s fully modular which makes cable management easy if you have limited space in your case. The cables are wrapped which fits most darker cases so they blend in.