Once upon a time, a company by the name of Corsair made a splash in the power supply world by releasing a line of popular units known as the TX series. These were fifty degree temp rated workhorses that, while not anything too special, were just special enough to be very popular among those needing...

First, let's state what 80 plus stands for: It is a voluntary certification that manufacturers acquire to assert that their PSU are energy efficient at given load levels. Next there are 6 levels of certification ranging from good to excellent: 80 Plus, Bronze, Silver, Gold, Platinum and Titanium.

A Fabulous piece of kit this Corsair CP-9020130-UK TXM easy to install and comes with seperate leads instead of a full amount

One key challenge facing power-supply unit (PSU) manufacturers is how to differentiate between a number of supplies that all vastly exceed the lax minimum standards laid down by the ATX specification.

Surprisingly good regulation; Quiet at all times; Compact size; 7-year warranty

Pricing close to RMx

Quiet (can't hear anything)

dont buy this, its toy quality. Better pay extra dif. and buyEVGA. I return it in 1 day and swapped over. its abssolute crap. Cables quality is less than standards