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I am building a new computer and recently bought a CX 750m for 54.99$

Was it a good choice? It's 80plus bronze

CPU  i7 6850k 

GPU: EVA FTW3 3080

Monitor: Dell 2716DGR +  another 1440p ultra sharp.

SSD: 512GB 850 Pro | 970 Pro 500

AMP/DAC:Magni 3 + Modi  2.

Headphones: HD 6XX, Argons, HD 660S and like 9 more

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There is better but for $55 not bad.

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There is better but for $55 not bad.

Yeah it was in sale I couldn't really resist..

CPU  i7 6850k 

GPU: EVA FTW3 3080

Monitor: Dell 2716DGR +  another 1440p ultra sharp.

SSD: 512GB 850 Pro | 970 Pro 500

AMP/DAC:Magni 3 + Modi  2.

Headphones: HD 6XX, Argons, HD 660S and like 9 more

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I think it was a good choice. Good brand, price and overall just a good psu.

Life is pain. Anyone who says any different is either selling something or the government.

 

----CPU: FX-6300 @ 4.2ghz----COOLER: Hyper 212 EVO----MOBO: MSI 970A-G46----PSU: OCZ 600watt----CASE: Black Corsair C70----GPU: Sapphire 7870 dual fan ghz edtion----2 random HDD'S----A couple fans here and there. Mouse: Gigabyte M6900-------Keyboard: Logitech G105-----Mousepad: Steel series something something.

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its entry level but it works.the parts in it are better than lower cx models. i would not sli/cf on it but its up to you couse without some dual cards 750W is useless

I just got the power supply an the 24 pin connector is only 24inches long.

I will have a fractal r4 and an ATX mobo.

Will that be long enough? It seems short

CPU  i7 6850k 

GPU: EVA FTW3 3080

Monitor: Dell 2716DGR +  another 1440p ultra sharp.

SSD: 512GB 850 Pro | 970 Pro 500

AMP/DAC:Magni 3 + Modi  2.

Headphones: HD 6XX, Argons, HD 660S and like 9 more

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From where?!?!?!?!?!

Desktop:  Cpu:                     3570K @ 4.2Ghz                    Graphics:          Windforce GTX 970             PSU: 1000 Watt EVGA             

                Motherboard:       MSI GD55 Z77                        SSD:                 120gb patriot pyro se          KB:    K70 RGB                                     

                Ram:                    8gb 2133MHz G skill               HDD:                 4 Tb                                    Mouse: M65 RGB                                                  

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The CX750m is far better than people give credit for, it has no problems pushing dual Titans on a x79 platform.

 

http://www.tweak.dk/review/Corsair_CX750M_-_750_watt_PSU_/1626/1/1

 

Conclusion
We have now reached the end of our test of Corsair CX750M power supply. We have now looked at a lot of power supplies here on Tweak.dk, large and small.Corsair CX750M belongs somewhere in the middle of our scale, and with its 750 watts more than enough to pull a very powerful computer. With its modular design and an 80 Plus Bronze certification is Corsair CX750M also at the forefront among its competitors, and it is an extremely good price. This is a huge plus that included black wires to Corsair CX750M. It gives the same overall system a bolder look, when everything just is stylish to look at, instead of all colors of the rainbow. The build-up inside the Corsair CX750M was very minimalist and neat. Cooling profiles were actually quite small, which gives a hint to spent quality components, which we also got confirmed during our tests.
 

 

Performance - 100%
Yes what is there to say here other than wow. Corsair CX750M drew signed system without breaking a sweat, which is said to be quite well done. With a hungry Intel i7 3930K and two GTX780 graphics card, plus a lot of hard drives, there was a lot to see, but Corsair CX750M did it with flying colors.

 

Innovation - 90%
Innovation and power supplies are very hard to sit together. It's hard to be innovative when we're talking power supplies. You must be and creating digital solutions that Corsair's AXI series before that really is something new. However, Corsair CX750M still quite innovative by delivering quality performance and modular design at a great price!

 

The build quality and design - 95%
We know Corsair for making stylish quality products that both looks good and performs equally. Corsair CX750M is no exception in this regard.

 

Accessories - 95%
It is rare that we include the accessories in our overall assessment of the power supplies. But we still think that there is appropriate at Corsair CX750M as the modular cables are really delicious, black and of high quality.

 

Price - 100%
With a price tag of 659, - EUR is Corsair CX750M a very good and competitive skilled power supply. Other manufacturers offering the same features as the Corsair CX750M that cost 50-100 dollars more.

 

Overall - 96%
All this gives Corsair CX750M a total of 96%, for a delicious and budget friendly power supply with power enough to draw serious systems and look good with black cables. Because of this, we assign Corsair CX750M our "Safe Buy" award, as it does not go wrong if you invest in a Corsair CX750M.

 

Positive

  • Good quality and nice design
  • Stable performance
  • 750 strong watts
  • Value
  • 62 amps at 12 volts railet
  • Black cables
  • 80 Plus Bronze
  • Full Haswell CPU support
  • Tractor also has high-end hardware with ease

 

Negative

  • Nothing to report ...

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The CX750m is far better than people give credit for, it has no problems pushing dual Titans on a x79 platform.

 

 

Quite the opposite. Most people will say it is a great PSU and would give an immediate recommendation over another brand's unit, even if the CX750m is inferior quality/performance-wise. If I were to asked which one is better, the Thermaltake Smart SP-750M or the CX750M, a lot of people would say "Corsair is a better unit by far" or something of that nature; ven though both of the unit are based on the SAME unit internally (PUQ-B from Channel Well Tech), but the CX750M uses lower quality components.

 

The CX750M is certainly not on the same level as the 430-600w units in the CX line. For $55 USD, it's a great deal for those who are looking for an inexpensive 750w for their system.

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