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hello guys! im searching about the Corsair CX650M because i have a haswell processor and i readed it that it has a PSU compatibility to haswell processors, so i planning to buy a Corsair CX650M but i don't know if this is compatible to my I5-4460 processor.. Btw i checked the haswell compatibility on corsair website but the CX650M series is not there, and i'm trying to search all in youtube, google, i hope you can answer my question! thanks a lot guys! :)

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'Haswell Compatible PSUs' simply output a low amount of electricity along the minor rails... it's just advertising for the most part, and nothing to worry about.

 

They'll be compatible. There's no reason that they shouldn't be.

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10 hours ago, MikOL said:

hello guys! im searching about the Corsair CX650M because i have a haswell processor and i readed it that it has a PSU compatibility to haswell processors, so i planning to buy a Corsair CX650M but i don't know if this is compatible to my I5-4460 processor.. Btw i checked the haswell compatibility on corsair website but the CX650M series is not there, and i'm trying to search all in youtube, google, i hope you can answer my question! thanks a lot guys! :)

For a PSU to be "Haswell (or Skylake) compatible" it has to be able to output an extremely low load on the minor rails to keep the PC actually on, just in a low-power state. Your CX650M will work fine in this way, but can I ask why not a CX550M?

 

Haswell compatibility doesn't usually cause issues, but one thing to note is something that happened  to me personally. Before I swapped my old Core 2 Quad out of my current chassis for an i3 4360, the LED would blink when the PC was asleep. Now, with any Haswell or newer CPU the LED will be completely off when the PC is asleep.

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