cooled CPU system and an older DDR3 RAM set that’s still pretty fast.

This a good power supply, it powers my system just fine and everything is stable

From a company that I respect and use many other products of theirs (such as their superb liquid cooling systems

, it's your basic modern white box desktop system that's actually used for computing rather than something like mining

It being modular gets rid of almost all of the regular cable clutter and the no fan mode is amazing because of how quiet it makes the entire system.

They run 24/7 on my ship because they control important systems.

But this not supported my system not enough voltage

Works quietly, my system uses 250-300 watts, without load the fan does not spin

If you are looking for a psu that can power 10 fans a high end liquid cooling system AND 2 gtx 1070s with a little bit of over clocking here and there, you might want to look for a better psu

I’ve built many systems for not only myself, but others as well

It seems to be able to support my system quite well.

Outside of that, my system is silent but this thing is terrible

This is a very cool system that works automatically.

If you are running any system compatible with corsair link software its worth checking out the HXi line of power supplies.

When combined with other low dB cooling options, it can make for a very quiet system

get a model which shuts the fan off when not under load if you want a truly quiet system.

I installed a GeForce GTX 1050 TI graphics card and Samsung 860 EVO solid-state drive afterwards and my system is running like a new machine.

Plenty of headroom for a more powerful system should be able to migrate to my next system

Many of my system components builds are from Corsair including my very first SSD, several RAM sets and five water cooled CPU systems

I have a big stack of new unused fans from brand new computer cases and water cooled systems, including Corsair’s water cooled CPU heat sinks

I wanted a powerful, but quiet system that would overclock well with 24/7 stability.

It's one of the most overlooked, but most critical components of a reliable, stable system - especially if you're overclocking.

My system is tested working with both my old TX650 and an EVGA 600w

fortunately, my system hasn't had any issues... but who knows?

It's a pretty cool monitoring system that shows, in real time, the power draw on each rail, the voltages, the current, the efficiency and more.

Power supplies are an often overlooked system component as when they work well, you never notice them

8gb 3200 corsair ram, 2 2tb hard drives, 1 500bg m.2 drive, 3 case fans, and a corsair 105 hydro cooling system, and so far it has been more than smooth sailing.

The modular system for this price is great

fan does not shut off ever and can be heard in a quiet system

I use Corsair’s liquid cooled CPU systems on every build, as well

Connectors have been notoriously one of the most unreliable parts of any complex system in all my many decades of being an electrical engineer

Runs perfectly fine, the fan kicks on only when the PSU is hot (not often) for an extremely silent system at idle.

Plugged everything up and the system came up running like a champ not a single problem

It's the thing that can cause your system to be unreliable, and you never want to question if it's working right.

I love it when it works and it does a great job powering my system...under one circumstance of course and that circumstance would be when it actually lets my system power on

That system is almost silent

System is working fine with no issues.

Quiet operation, small size, and cable quality make this a must have for powerful systems in a small footprint.

I love the modular system for the cables and the fact that the fan only comes on when really necessary

I put Corsair power supplies and Corsair water cooled systems in every system I build for him

Means that the system is much quieter until i really kick my gear into full power usage.

and I have several internal and external Hard Drives including a 2T external hard drive and this Corsair Rmi Series ,RM750i power supply takes good care of it all with out any issues so if you need a powerful Power Supply then this could be what your looking for

We do use the TX750M for the systems we build at my work, which stay on near 24/7, and those don't fail all that