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Corsair Introduces the RM Series Power Supplies

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Corsair has today officially launched a new power supply family, the RM Series. The RM units feature a modular design, an 80 Plus Gold rating (with over 92% efficiency), a 135 mm fan, a Zero RPM Fan Mode (the fan doesn't spin under low to medium loads), Corsair Link compatibility, and low-profile, flat cables.

The RM Series PSUs are backed by a five-year warranty and cost $89.99 (450 W model), $99.99 (550 W), $119.99 (650 W), $129.99 (750 W), $149.99 (850 W) and $164.99 (1000 W).

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Soo which are they really? Seasonics or other company rebrand this time?

 

I guess Seasonic due to 2 plugs for 24pin cable in bottom left.

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Soo which are they really? Seasonics or other company rebrand this time?

 

I guess Seasonic due to 2 plugs for 24pin cable in bottom left.

Most likely Flextronics since it is Corsair Link compatible.

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Most likely Flextronics since it is Corsair Link compatible.

Still those double connectors for 24pin looks more like Seasonics doing.

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These looks like pretty slick PSUs at a really good price. As it stands right now there would be absolutely no reason for a person to buy any TX series PSU unless they have a pretty serious drop in price. At equal wattages the RM series offers slightly cheaper prices, fully modular cabling, and higher efficiency.

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That's a very nice PSU. I wonder what price point it's going to be at.

 

Soo which are they really? Seasonics or other company rebrand this time?

 

I guess Seasonic due to 2 plugs for 24pin cable in bottom left.

Yeah, I'd probably agree with you there. Though as Dave Zember said, it could be anyone as far as we know.

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Pretty good pricing.

 

But where are all the digital PSU's we saw at computex?

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I'll get myself a 1000w version so the fan will never ever ramp up

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I'll get myself a 1000w version so the fan will never ever ramp up

 

Pretty sure the fan is temperature controlled though ...

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So where will we be able to buy these at???? where were the prices found??

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Soo which are they really? Seasonics or other company rebrand this time?

 

I guess Seasonic due to 2 plugs for 24pin cable in bottom left.

 

Most likely Flextronics since it is Corsair Link compatible.

The oem for the power supply is hipro.

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I just want to know what Linus was so excited about. I don't see it yet. Unless it's just price...

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160$ for 1000w modular psu isn t that bad...

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160$ for 1000w modular psu isn t that bad...

For gold its a nice price.

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I may buy the 750w version if it isn't that much more than the HX+ 750 in the UK : O.

 

Edit: Just looked and...

 

HX+ 750w = £119.99

 

http://www.overclockers.co.uk/showproduct.php?prodid=CA-096-CS

 

RM 750w - £109.99

 

http://www.overclockers.co.uk/showproduct.php?prodid=CA-154-CS&groupid=701&catid=123

 

I am soo buying the RM 750, it looks nicer and is fully modular : O.

 

Does anyone think the Yellow on this PSU will match the new Gold Asus Z87 boards?

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I like how the skus have literally every user in mind and not just the ones that have high wattage SLI Titans. :P  The 550W unit will be perfect for my build.

 

 

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I like how the skus have literally every user in mind and not just the ones that have high wattage SLI Titans. :P  The 550W unit will be perfect for my build.

 

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Why would anyone choose the HX over this (since this is actually cheaper)? They might as well have used this as a replacement, but it's definitely awesome to have a good fully modular PSU for a decent price.

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I hope we can get pre-sleeved cables for this like we could with the AX series.  

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Now that this is in amazon. what are some features that RM has over HX series. other than fully modular and black cables? price?

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rm850_accessories.png

 

Flat 24 pin cable pretty nice looking , but yer i don't really see any big improvements over the hx series other then that the zero rpm mode is till 40 % compared to the hx 20 %, but then again i got a hx 620w and i can't even hear that fan running. 

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rm850_accessories.png

 

Flat 24 pin cable pretty nice looking , but yer i don't really see any big improvements over the hx series other then that the zero rpm mode is till 40 % compared to the hx 20 %, but then again i got a hx 620w and i can't even hear that fan running. 

That 24 pin. So slim...

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Can someone explain to me why I should buy the TX or even the HX series over this? This seems like a much better deal.

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A five year warranty and lifetime access to Corsair's legendary technical support and customer service.

 

I think, this is it .

 

MOST BUY IT NOW!!

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