The market of the budget power supply has never been more competitive than it is right now. Where once the market was dominated by a lot of overrated units with questionable performance, now we have many options able to give us decent power with high efficiency at a great price.

Used this in my build with my GTX 970 and i5-4590. Provided more than enough power for the two of those. This is an excellent power supply for those who don't need THAT much power. Generally, this power supply will be enough for almost everyone who uses one graphics card.

Great reliability, will barely ever fail on you; Decent capacity

None so far

Im a simple man, i bought a PSU than hooked it up and just expect it to work without problems for atleast 2 years. Now okay, i must of warn the little guy out with my 4.3ghz Overclock which is low to some standards. The PSU is not dead, but dead to me..

I've owned this PSU for 5 years and it's still going strong. I would expect just that from a $200 power supply, but considering I got it for less than half that - I'm blown away! This is fantastic value for what you pay for and I cannot recommend it enough.

All the cables you will need, 4 pci-e, molex and a few floppy drive power cables, pair this with a corsair case (c70) an it's great. Quite and constant power flow.

I have 3 of these powering Antminers they have been very reliable.

Before I used this device my personal computer was powered using hundreds of hamsters continually turning in wheels... However I have recently watched Game of Thrones in which Daenerys Stormborn of the House Targaryen, First of Her Name, the Unburnt, Queen of the Andals and the First Men, Khaleesi...

Just because it's cheaper doesn't mean any performance is gone. Works like a monster, remember it's not modular!

A 750W PSU that does everyone else's job better Running for a FX8350; 16GB Ram; Nvidia 660 mind you

Not modular; remember to buy some cable ties if you arn't using all of it

Does to job, but in retrospect, I would have gone with a better psu, since this one is not meant for powerful gpu.

Over the years, we have seen a number of 750W power supplies from Corsair but the Corsair CX750 is the first member of Corsair's CX lineup of power supplies that we have seen. Over the years, those 750W models have generally been good except for one notable exception in the RM750 .