CORSAIR CX-F RGB Series CX750F RGB 750W 80 PLUS Bronze Fully Modular ATX Power Supply, CP-9020218-NA

Pros: Functional, variable, and works great. The added feature of being able to turn off the RGB if I find i do not need it is amazing as well.

Overall Review: Worth it

Overall Review: This PSU runs perfectly fine in my PC setup. I haven't run into any issues and I love the lightning that comes with it. If you are looking for a decently priced RGB 750w or just 750w PSU in general then I would definitely recommend this PSU.

Overall Review: Simple install with all necessary hardware and cabling provided.

Pros: I got this power supply for my new pc build with the 5600x and the 3070. I personaly don't understand the purpose of the RGB lights when it is at the bottom of your case. I would have gotten the non-RGB version if this one was not on sale. Overall great power supply. Average size and will fit in most cases

Overall Review: I would recommend this product to other people if the RGB was visible on your case.

Pros: Easy set upNo ketchup and mustard colorsAvoid cable clutter RGB looks very nice at night time

Cons: Received faulty unit

Overall Review: It's easy to use, easy to set up and looks really good in my case, there isn't much else you could want from a power supply, but unfortunately mine causes my headphones to crackle and pop. I spent a very long time trying to understand what was causing this issue. I got a sound card, a new audio cable, tried different power outlets, every audio port possible, uninstalled and reinstalled at least drivers at least 10 different times, reseated my RAM, unplugged things from my surge protector, unfortunately after trying different headphones I realized there's only one option left. I swapped the power supply back to my 650 watt and the problem wasn't present anymore. What's even MORE unfortunate is because the power supply was either giving too much power or too little power, it fried my previous headphones forcing me to buy new ones. This is speculation and probably not reproducible, but the coincidence is too much to ignore. I would recommend just getting a higher quality PSU and skip the RGB, sadly.

Pros: Its beatifull

Cons: I dont like certification 80 plus Brozon

Overall Review: Recomended

Pros: Very Quiet!, Fully furnished with all cables required for a clean installation of most equipment and motherboards. Enough power for most required equipment in a full PC.

Overall Review: I recommend this product, good warranty1

Pros: - Power Supply handles my 5700xt, rx580, and rtx 2060 all very well. More than enough power even when my rtx 2060 had random spikes. - PSU cables are serviceable. They are not super bulky, and the modular ability of the psu makes cable management easier. - Does have RGB capabilities if your case would allow it to be seen.

Cons: - I could never get the RGB to function past running on rainbow. I can't get it to even show up on iCUE, even with my corsair core. However due to my build's position it's not too annoying as I can't even see it. Just if that is the difference between why you are getting this and another power supply, then keep this in mind. - I am glad the psu cables are not bulky for cable management reasons, but I am not fans of them; definitely may look into getting some custom cables from cablemod at some point.

Overall Review: I would say this is a good power supply overall; it can handle all of my gpus, and leaves room to upgrade should I be able to purchase a Radeon 6800xt in a reasonable amount of time. I am saddened by the rgb not working, but I personally didn't buy it for that specifically.