Corsair is offering these fully modular RMx power supplies in wattages ranging from 750W to 1200W, with every model ATX 3.0 certified, PCIe 5.0 compliant, and backed by a 10-year warranty.

I am sold on the Corsair RM1200x ... Corsair's newfangled power supply. There's ample room out from the side panel for the power cables to extend from their oddly-place connectors, around two ...

We recently took a look at the power supply accessories that SilverStone had to offer and they had quite a bit to offer. They aren't the only ones on the market with power supply accessories though.

With Corsair's new design, the 8-pin EPS power cable can hug the rear of the case for a clean run. One negative with Corsair's new design is the requirement for the PSU fan to be facing downwards ...

Corsair TX850V2 850 Watt Power Supply Review. ... Powering the rest of the devices are eight Molex connectors, six SATA connectors, and two FDD connectors.

The next line of Corsair power supply will be 100% modular, as demonstrated in an image posted by the Twitter profile @momomo us, however the connectors for the cables are on one of its side.

The RMx Series, a family of low-noise PC power supplies that maker Corsair has described as being one of the quietest and most reliable options available, is now available with several ...

This is a modular power supply, so all of the available connectors are kept separate in a Corsair branded bag. The connections do not have rounded cables, but rather are completely flat, similar to ...

As you'd expect, the new power supplies are both ATX 3.0 and PCIe 5.0, which means they include a native PCIe 5.0 12VHPWR cable. The units themselves range in capacity from 750W up to 1200W, and ...

We review Corsair refreshed lineup of its RMx 850W series power supplies. The new range now meets ATX 3.1 standards, includes a built-in ATX 12V-2x6 connector, and features a handy manual fan ...

Yep: Corsair officially announced the new RMx Shift ATX 3.0 line of PSUs, making it the "world’s first power supply with side-positioned connectors," and honestly, I'm surprised no one has come ...