Saturday, May 2nd 2009
Corsair Readies New HX-series PSU
Memory specialist turned PSU specialist Corsair, has a new PSU up its sleeves. The Corsair HX750W modular PSU is an attempt by the company to fill the gap between the HX620W and the high-end HX1000W, in its HX series, a large one to begin with. There is a definite need for such a PSU since it ups the count of PCI-Express power cables from the PSU, over the relatively paltry two that HX620W offers. Cable modularity is enhanced with the flat-cables the company has been using. With the "750W" marking, we are to assume that is the continuous power rating, as with every other Corsair PSU. The model may fall in league with other ones by the manufacturer to come with a 5-year warranty. It is also indicated that the PSU will come with an 80 Plus efficiency rating. This PSU comes after the company's recent launch of the HX450W.
Source:
Hexus.net
56 Comments on Corsair Readies New HX-series PSU
For me single rails rule because they are simpler to mod.
Once the specs got updated, hooray. alls well again.
If you believe you know better, head over to JG and discuss. www.jonnyguru.com/forums/showthread.php?t=3990
To me the Corsair cables are way too stiff to be easy to work with. Also because they are all black its a bit harder to know whats 12V, 5V or grounds...
Freaksavior should see this...
Mann someone could make a nice profit by having an affordable PSU braiding service for the enthusiast modding community. That along with selling some 24pin extensions for people who don’t want to braid their whole PSU. If only I had the patience to do such tasks!