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Specifications
Manufacturer
Corsair
Model
RM850x (2018)
Part #
- CP-9020180-NA
- CP-9020180-EU
- CP-9020180-UK
Manufacturer
Corsair
Form Factor
ATX
Efficiency Rating
80+ Gold
Wattage
850 W
Modular
Full
Color
Black
Type
ATX
Fanless
No
PCIe 6+2-Pin Connectors
6
EPS Connectors
2
SATA Connectors
10
Molex 4-Pin Connectors
2
Price History
Reviews
- 44 points
- 2 months ago
from completed build Meshify Mini C for all round fun
More than required really, as a 750w would have sufficed but a bit more headroom for any future upgrades. Cables are pretty stiff and the 24 pin one in particular could be a little easier to work with in my opinion, but it gets the job done and the silent fan profile helps keep the overall noise down.
- 30 points
- 19 months ago
from completed build "Dark Forces" (Star Wars) - RGB Gaming PC Build 2018
Overkill at 850W for this build, but when it comes to the PSU, good brand and lots of wattage is a must (better safe than sorry). Fully modular , 80 plus gold certified and comes from Corsair, think that's all we need. Easy cable management and lots of spare cables.
- 17 points
- 9 months ago
from completed build Zrobb 2.0
Upgraded my CX650M unit to the RMx series because I wanted to swap the stock cables for custom sleeved cables. Didn't want to go with extensions as I plan to add a tempered glass side panel to the back side of the case as well. Went with 850W because I wanted the psu to feel like a substantial upgrade and it was only 10 bucks less for the 750 and 5 less for the 650W versions so I figured why not. PSU fan doesn't even kick in unless I'm playing demanding games.
- 16 points
- 1 month ago
from completed build 4K Video Editing and Casual Gaming PC (First Build)
850 W power supply is a overkill for this build. A 650 W or even a 550 W power supply would have been just fine, but I went ahead and bought this anyway to future-proof my PC for any future upgrades. It is fully modular which is good for cable management and as with any corsair RMx series power supply it's very quiet.
- 10 points
- 7 months ago
from completed build Dreams and Nightmares
Powers and all I can ask for.
- 8 points
- 8 months ago
from completed build My first PC, upgrade from 2015 Macbook Pro,
Quiet and trusted.
- 7 points
- 4 months ago
from completed build First Look at Silverstone RL08 w/ AMD 3700x
This is a big PSU. On second thought, I wish I had erred on the side of less futureproofing and smaller PSU.
- 6 points
- 4 months ago
from completed build Threadripper Gaming/Rendering/Video Editing Dorm Room Builf.
Makes power yay
