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Whichever is more affordable. Performance-wise, you won't see any differences.
the newer version is ATX v3.1 and has the native 12+4 pin connector. Enter our discord server and ask Corsair's PSU director about that for more info.
1600W won't be enough under full load(s). You can use two PSUs, but you will dramatically increase power consumption at light (lower) loads.
hm the link is removed. Can you join our discord server and put it there?
Hi! It is a good PSU. This is also depicted on our Best ATX v3.x PSUs article.
Join our discord server. I don't have the time to check the forums also.
It depends from the circuit that it uses. I think it would be better to join our discord server for this kind of questions. Link in every of our vids.
OTP will kick in to save the day, given that it is present and properly configured of course!
power doesn't show the airflow (CFM) levels though.
To answer that, I will need to run a full test on the PSU and perform a thermal analysis, sorry.
Nope, it is not of immediate danger, but it stresses the components more. That is on the minor rails where 50 mV is the limit.
I don't see you banned, you need 3 posts to post freely. All the rest have to be approved.
I would go for 1kW unit, just to be sure and future-proof. The Leadex VII Gold 1000W is ideal. It uses 2x 8pins which also pass the required sense ...
thank you!
I would go for the RM750x ATX v3.1 because it is a new and unique (only Corsair has it) design. That said the SS units are also good! The Corsair RM75...