An advanced-level power supply unit that stands out due to its high power reserve of 850W, 80+ Gold certification, and support for ATX 3.1 and PCIe 5.1 power standards, which were announced in 2024. The PSU is built on modern circuitry, with key components being thermally resistant Japanese-made solid capacitors with a thermal rating of 105°C. According to the manufacturer, even under constant maximum load on the power line, the internal component temperature does not exceed 50°C.
The official warranty period is 10 years, placing this model in line with more advanced platinum and titanium level power supplies. The power supply is equipped with a fully modular cable connection system. For cooling, a large 140 mm fan on a hydrodynamic bearing is used. Users can independently adjust the fan speed and noise level using a mechanical controller located on the rear panel.
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- Keep it clean - this Corsair PSU is fully modular, so you can connect just the cables you need - The 850 W power output is... moreenough for high-end gaming setups - It supports PCIe 5.1, so it's ready to power the most powerful components - Industry graded 105°C-rated capacitors mean consistent and dependable electrical performance - With Cybenetics Gold rating you can expect lower power consumption, less noise and cooler temperatures - The 140 mm fan with a fluid dynamic bearing and a Zero RPM mode, so you probably won't hear it at all - It keeps your PC safe with a whole bunch of protection standards so you can rest easy
850W Corsair RM850x Modular 80 Plus Gold PSU CP-9020270-UK
The CORSAIR RMx Series has been powering top-performing PCs for years. These fully modular lownoise PSUs are 80 PLUS Gold-cer... moretified for up to 90% efficiency and Cybenetics Platinum-certified for lower power consumption, less noise, and cooler temperatures. Fully modular cables make PC builds easy, as you connect only the cables your system requires. RMx PSUs are compliant with the ATX 3.1 power standard from Intel®, supporting the PCIe Gen 5 platform. A native 12V-2x6 connector ensures compatibility with the latest graphics cards with a direct GPU to PSU connection, without the need for an adapter. With 100% Japanese 105°C-rated electrolytic capacitors, the electric performance of the RMx Series is outstanding. Featuring resonant LLC topology with DC-to-DC conversion, you can be confident that your PSU provides clean, consistent power while also enabling the use of more energy-efficient sleep states such as Modern Standby. Keep the noise down thanks to a 140mm proprietary FDB fan, using a specially calculated fan curve for low noise operation even at full load. A built-in fan speed adjustment knob on the back of the PSU also gives you quick manual control. At low loads, Zero RPM fan mode support results in near-silent operation. With a 50°C maximum operating temperature, an RMx PSU can handle all the stress you can throw at it. A six-layer modular PCB provides improved voltage stability and heat dissipation. Backed by a ten-year warranty, the CORSAIR RMx Series will be the gold standard for many years to come.
Purchased in June 2025, at that time I had a Ricsa 6600, nothing special, 8 pin power. A month later, I bought a 5070ti and decided to power it through 12v 6x2, everything worked, but!!!! As soon as I started loading a game, the computer rebooted... (I inserted the connector all the way in, so there can't be a mistake here) I thought it might be the system, maybe a driver conflict, maybe I deleted something using DDU when I was cleaning the system from an AMD driver. But I remembered that this can happen when there's not enough power for the video card, when capacitors are bloated.
I decided to try the included adapter that came with the video card, and everything started working)))
I decided to try the included adapter that came with the video card, and everything started working)))