CORSAIR AXi Series AX1600i CP-9020087-NA 1600W ATX 80 PLUS TITANIUM Certified Full Modular Digital ATX Power Supply

Pros: + Incredible Efficiency + PFC on a full digital platform + Excellent Ripple Suppression + Quiet FDB Fan, can set speed in Link software + Corsair Link Software works well + 10 Year Warranty

Cons: - Cable quality is poor. The sleeving is cheap feeling nylon that snags and frays easily. Many cables came out of the box with frayed sleeving where they were bent for packaging. - Not enough PCIe Cables for a PSU this size (8) - The dual PCIe cables are almost impossible to use on graphics cards. The second 6+2 pin connector cable is too short and has what looks like 2 sets of capacitors in the short cable that make bending it difficult. Bending it back to fit a graphics card is just barely possible, feels like it's going to break. Poorly implemented. - Puts out a lot of EMI

Overall Review: Manufactured by Flextronics, they did a great job on the PSU itself, while cutting corners on the cables. This is currently one of the most efficient PSU's money can buy.

Pros: Unlike others reviews I haven’t noticed any quality issues with the cables. They are a little stiff, but no worse than any other modular PSU’s I’ve owned. It is incredibly efficient as well. 10 year warranty. The PSU itself seems to be excellent quality.

Cons: Although Corsair’s website says it works with iCUE it does not yet, and I confirmed this with a Corsair rep. I find that ironic since this is arguably their newest “flagship” PSU. It’s expensive, although now it’s $80 less than it was a few month’s ago when I purchased it, but still expensive. Probably more wattage than I will ever need. I figured with an overclocked 7980xe and 2 GPU’s a little extra head room wouldn’t be bad...but still overkill. As others have mentioned it really should come with more cables.

Overall Review: Good luck opening a support ticket for it with Corsair. There isn’t an option to choose this product on their support site. So there is no way to open a support ticket online. It boggles the mind how they could over look something so simple.

Pros: Everything you need and more future proof

Cons: Took forever to get shipped to me after ordering had to call to find out why it wasn’t shipping

Overall Review: Work great easy to setup and install great investment for future upgrades fan only turns if it need to cool it self down

Pros: - Although this item is shipped from China, it gets delivered in four days. - Easily powers 2-3 GPUs and 3900x while stays quiet.

Cons: - CPU cables are a little short.

Overall Review: - I am convinced that AX1600i is the best consumer PSU on the market.

Pros: - everything

Cons: - nothing - price

Overall Review: I have used this now for a few years, and I gotta say this is the best PSU money can buy. It has kept my hardware running, and kept power surges at bay, even in my old apartment that had really spotty brownouts. I run a pretty beastly rig, and this thing takes ANYTHING I can throw at it, from SLI GTX 980s...to the RTX 2080 Ti. I've got several HDDs plugged up to it as well, and am an overclocker too, so this PSU has really shined for me. If you have the money, I absolutely recommend it. In fact, if I ever move on from this current setup, I will likely pull this unit and put it in the new build too.

Pros: - Latest technology compared to EVGA's 4 year old technology for 1600 PSU

Cons: - Just 8 PCIe cables. The specification section of this product WRONGLY mentions 10 PCIe cables. - 2 x (6+2 plus 6+2) PCIe cable - 6 x (6+2) PCIe cable - Tightly wound which makes connecting the second part of cable very cumbersome - Getting multiple GPUs that have more than 150 TDP is limited to only 2. One cannot connect 3 or more GPUs that have 6+8 or 8+8 power cable requirement.

Overall Review: I kept wondering why nobody was reviewing this PSU either it was too costly or lesser availability. In any case I will strongly recommend NOT TO BUY this PSU if you are into mining. We all know gamers are not going to buy this PSU at all.

Pros: High build quality, titanium rated, everything seems very well put together

Cons: Extremely disappointed in PCIe cables provided. For the price and wattage I expected better. I have purchased quite a few Platinum PSUs from other manufacturers of lower wattage (1000-1300) and all the PCIe cables they came with had dual connectors.

Overall Review: This PSU is fine for most users but I can't imagine who would buy this unless they need to handle a lot of GPUs, in which case I can't endorse this product. Deceptive details don't list that 8/10 PCIe cables it comes with are single connector.

Pros: Lots of watts.

Cons: This thing would not shut off. Kept going and going. I finally had to shut it off at the breaker. I believe it's a problem with the online capacitor on the power cable.

Overall Review: If you need continuous power 24/7 get this