CORSAIR RMx Series RM750x CP-9020179-NA 750 W ATX12V / EPS12V 80 PLUS GOLD Certified Full Modular Power Supply

Pros: Fully Modular - This really helps on air flow and work space. No reason to buy non-modular PSU anymore, when the price points have fallen so much.

Stable - Even at max power output, the PSU had not issues with support or heat. Temps never went above 50C. 12V rail remained stable with only 6% in fluctuations in voltage regulation, along with all other minor rails coming in at 5%.

Very Quiet - Even at full output, the unit was far quieter than the rest of the computer.

Warranty - 10 years, which is what a good quality PSU should have no days.

Zero RPM Mode - A must have on PSU. Fan only engaged when peak needs hits about 60%. Fan didn't need to kick on for most of the day.

Capacitors - Japanese!!! No lower-end capacitors from Taiwan or China, only the best on this model.

Compact Build Size - Size allows it to fit in min-ATX and up to full without an issue.

80 Plus Gold Certified - Should be for the price point.

POWER - Running a Kaby Lake CPU at 4.7Ghz, two GPU's, six drives, liquid cooling and 8 fans without an issue!!!

Plenty of Cable - Corsair was kind enough to include more cables than most anyone would ever need.

Cons: Single 12V rail - Most PSU above $100 now have two rails to use to spread the load demands.

Price - Unit is higher than similar models that have more than one 12V rail.

Cables - Very stiff and have trouble flexing. Can cause air flow issues.

Overall Review: The PSU is a decently priced unit that has an excellent design and build quality. Are there other units out there that do the same for cheaper? Yes, but not ones with a 10 year warranty. Unit had no issues in two weeks of use and benchmark testing.

Buy this unit if you want a PSU that will last the next 10 years+, keeping power stable and reducing the risk of damage your computer.

Pros: Lots of power and save space on the modular design.

Cons: Read a review with 1 egg saying something popped and leading to a burnt electrical smell. Same thing happened to me, got the new pc setup, installed the os but everytime i would stress the cpu id get a black screen. About the 4th time I tried it i heard a loud pop followed by a small amount of smoke. I found out the cpu cable shorted out and the female slot on the psu no longer powered. The burn was located on the heatshrink right before the cpu male connector, odd place. I used a different cable and port, problem solved. Luckily I didnt short out my cpu or motherboard but I am still sketchy about leaving the computer on over night or all day while im at work. Hope this doesnt discourage anyone from buying this, just make sure you stress it out first to find any problems.

Overall Review: Even after what happened id buy again. Maybe I just have bad luck lol.