I bought this in late 2013 to power a Haswell build. It has been solid as a rock since then. I have just replaced that build with a Skylake build and when I was speccing things out, I decided to stick with this PSU to save a few bucks.

Virtually silent; Dependable; Meets Skylake requirements; Using it with an i5 6600k and a z170 chipset mobo

Not any really; There are competing PSUs that cost a bit more and have a few more features (like Corsair's RMi line) but that is no reason to knock this PSU

great for mid/high end build. the con is more of an inconvenience than a con. i bought this because i did not want to spend 300$ on corsair's AX series psu's and didn't want orange of the rmi series. the poswer supply is a major step above my old one (insignia 550W) for so so many ways

silent even when fans is spinning at 100; it stays at 30 celcius with 50% load; 7 year parts and labour warranty; came with more cables than needed; corsair link is nice but i wished there was a bit more control over the fan and such; cables a lone enough to go through with a hidden cable build

sata power cables (4 sata 1 cable) could be longer in between each connector; my pce is built of 4 500gb sata ssd's and its almost impossible to connect all 4 on the same cable

Very disappointed to report that this PSU went dead after 9 days use. I powered it off while away for a weekend, and it failed to power up again since. All checks state a faulty PSU. IF this were not bad enough, DABS are not contactable and the website simply points me to the manufacturer!

Works great so far. The included cables are detachable makes cable management easier

The sounds coming from power supply is unacceptable, especially when you play games. If you don't know what Coil Whine is, video attached. Ordered a new one and I will return this, hopefully will have no issues otherwise no more Corsair.

I was surprised to see how low the power usage was for the build so I ended up switching it out with a Corsair CX450M PS and am now using the RM750i on my test bench. Still liking the digital link.

This power supply is silent; The fan doesn't kick in until your build is pulling over 300 watts Corsair Link Digital monitors performance, temps, fans speed; Very cool Very stable power as per posted reviews

Price if not purchased on sale; I got it on sale with a $20 rebate; (Still waiting for that rebate though after 2 months

One of the things we loved the most when opening up the RM750 PSU was the warning sticker that accompanied it. This warns that the fan inside the RM750 won't actually spin at all when the PSU is operating with a low load, and has been included to stop purchasers from freaking out over the fact.

I highly recommend getting at least one of the power supplies that have a name that ends with 'i'. You can hook this up to a Corsair Commander and have better control over the fan in the power supply.

As I stated at the start of the review, there are many reasons that we have come to love Corsair power supplies and the RM750i that we have here today is the embodiment of all of them. The RM750i is an amazing unit and it shows just how committed Corsair is to being the best of the best.

The new RM750i is once again a terrific power supply series, though the efficiency level has remained Gold there have been numerous updates to this Rm line. Obviously LINK, you either love it or hate it, there's nothing inbetween really.