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
Many of my system components builds are from Corsair including my very first SSD, several RAM sets and five water cooled CPU systems
I put Corsair power supplies and Corsair water cooled systems in every system I build for him
get a model which shuts the fan off when not under load if you want a truly quiet system.
I wanted a powerful, but quiet system that would overclock well with 24/7 stability.
Everything works as it should, I find it very useful to be able to measure the consumption of the PC in real time, efficiency, each voltage and its temperature
Unfortunately, the product does not look as good as in the pictures (only leaving this because the flat cables it is shown with were one of my primary reasons of buying)
This allows you to deliver the full output of the +12v rail to all the connectors, or provide 40A over current protection to each connector depending on your needs
You also get the ability to change how the 12v rail(s) behave, though many users can ignore that switch
Basically in "Single" position, the full output of the PSU 12V rail is available to any and all connectors.
The next this is that the plastic was torn on the back as well but that could of just been from shipping
The plastic makes the cables fairly stiff to bend easily (as many power supplies already do) and is difficult to really get a 'flat' wire setup when moving around a case
The PSU lasted 6 months until a very strong burnt plastic smell began to come out of my computer
They are made of stiff black plastic, and some are ribbon shaped, which is a bit harder to work with and looks less tidy (circular cables can be tied easily in a tube shape, but the ribbon ones are flat and wide)
I actually prefer this over braided designs as it is much faster to reach a nice looking result - less need to tie things down
Superior O/U-Voltagage control and output is spot on per channel.
Lone behold after ripping that CX garbage out of there and putting this bad boy in, not even the slightest squeak of coil whine under full load and all stuttering and frame loss disappeared
It took me under 20 minutes to get this bad-boy installed
excellent power supply no complaints highly recommendedupdate:after a few months of use this bad boy still working without a hitchcables are great for management power delivery looks solid at high loadsas expected from a more expensive corsair power supply
You are reading snippets from reviews of CORSAIR HX Series, HX850, 850 Watt, 80+ Platinum Certified, Fully Modular Power Supply
and then I noticed loud noises coming from the fan and a grinding noise that would come and go
Although, with the size of the power supply, I doubt you won't have other components that will have more than enough fan noise so that you will never know how good the low sound is of the Corsair
fan making rattle noise as if broken and cant get any help.......
No coil nose, no whine, NO noise during idle!When the fan does come
Superior O/U-Voltagage control and output is spot on per channel.
The buzzing was quieter than the fan ramping which sucks now.
I have horrible buzzing and coil whine, and I'm outside the 3 year
Bought it from a Local store,it have cheap compoment that cause coil whine! , dont buy it unless you can bear coil whine buzzing.
The fan in my old power supply was making buzzing, grinding noises for a few months, so I bought this power supply as a replacement.
It does not have any harsh noises, buzzing, or high pitched whining like my previous generic PSU but when running at top speed you do hear a bit of oscillation in the fan noise
Suspecting there may be something wrong with the new drive, I pulled a known-good drive from a decommissioned system and connected only the mobo leads and the drive to the PSU
I bought the HX1000i when it first came out, and it ran in my main system for a while, but I moved it to my server as I gained more drives in the server and more power efficient components in my main system.
This power supply had plenty of power to for an Nvidia 1070, two SSD drives, and a standard hard drive.
Only thing was my system doesn't have any mechanical hard drives, only SSDs
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.