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Corsair CMPSU-850TX
$160.00
Released January, 2008
The Pros:Includes lots of PCI-E power connectors - great for SLI or CrossFireX builds. Runs quiet - suitable for silent PC builds. Highly efficient - makes the best use of available electricity.
The Cons:Non-modular cabling - can be difficult to work with.
The Corsair CMPSU-850TX is the exact same as the CMPSU-750TX and the CMPSU-650TX except for the fact that it delivers 850 watts, making it the most powerful of the three. It comes with a five year warranty and is NVIDIA SLI-ready certified.
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It is quiet with a large 140mm diameter temperature controlled fan that keeps everything cool without generating a lot of noise. Not only is it quiet, but it also has a 80% and up efficiency ratings across 20%, 50%, and 100% load conditions. It has a dedicated, single +12V rail to keep it compatible with the latest systems that are out there. It comes with a Universal AC input that automatically scans for the correct voltage. To help protect the hardware of the system it has several features, including under voltage protection and short circuit protection.
Features
- Supports ATX12V c2.2 standard and older ATX12V 2.01
- 120mm double ball-bearing fan
- 80%+ energy efficient
- 99% Active Power Factor Correction
- Universal AC input
- Dedicated single +12V rail
- Over Current/Voltage/Power protection
- Under voltage protection
- Short Circuit Protection
- Japanese capacitors
- NVIDIA SLI-ready certified
- MTBF: 100,000 hours
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includes lots of PCI-E power connectors - great for SLI or CrossFireX builds
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runs quiet - suitable for silent PC builds
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highly efficient - makes the best use of available electricity
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powerful enough for the most demanding high-end PC builds
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great for overclockers - no need to worry about available power
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uses quality protective cable mesh (black)
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interesting packaging - comes in a cloth bag
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long manufacturer warranty - 5 years
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non-modular cabling - can be difficult to work with
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