Corsair Launches Enthusiast Series PSUs with Modular Cables
Can you remember the last time you utilized every single cable on your power supply? For most, it's probably been awhile, which is why modular power supplies are so popular, even if you don't suffer from OCD. If you've been eyeing up Corsair's Enthusiast Series PSUs and wishing they too came with modular cables, today's your lucky day.
The 'Enthusiast Series Modular' line shares the same internal componentry as the fixed cable Enthusiast TX V2, only with a complete set of flat detachable cables to help tidy up your rig. The new line is 80 Plus Bronze certified, delivering at least 85 percent efficiency at 50 percent load, and sports a 140mm double ball-bearing fan Corsair claims is ultra-quiet.
There are four new models in all, including:
- TX550M (550W), $109
- TX650M (650W), $129
- TX750M (750W), $149
- TX850M (850W), $169
Look for all four SKUs to ship by the end of the end of the month.
Image Credit: Corsair
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nikonf5
July 21, 2011 at 7:37am
http://www.realhardtechx.com/index_archivos/Page447.htm
Use the link above when making decisions on PSU's and you wont go wrong.
You can research any mfr by going to the main page and they list pretty much every PSU ever made.
In your case, you made the better decision by getting the TXv2 version [which is what I am assuming you mean by one of the "old" ones], as the website shows the "old" model as being made by Seasonic whereas the models advertised in this annoucement [TX2vM] are made by Channel Well Technologies [CWT].
Seasonic makes the best PSU's in the world and has done so for years.
They were the PSU makers for the PC Power & Cooling series and the reason that company was so famous but not all their current line is made by Seasonic.
I have an AX850 which is the highest power-rated Seasonic PSU that Corsair carries and it is an absolute beauty and worth every penny I paid for it.
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