Corsair SF Series SF600 600W

The Corsair SF600 Gold is one of the loudest of the Corsair SF series. Fortunately the fan just uses a simple 2 pin connector with 12v (red wire) and ground (black wire). The Noctua Omnijoin kit came with an NF-A4x20 but works well here. Match up the black and red wires, and follow the instructions on the Omnijoin kit.

I patiently waited forever for this power supply to go in stock and when it finally did I purchased one brand new. About two weeks later when it finally got to my house, it was just in a junky cardboard box, no Corsair box, no papers or documentation, not anything like a brand new product should hav...

I was also forced to order an unsleeved 24pin PSU cable from Pslates. The stock 24pin cable that came with my SF600 was so bulky, I couldn't bend and train it to stay down. This resulted in the right fan of the Ninja 5 to stick up and not close my TG all the way through. Some sff PSU cables are flexible to bypass this issue, but the SF600 was definitely not flexible.

Typically I don't think too much about PSU noise, especially since basically all modern cases have their own intake paths for PSUs. And then this thing arrives. During normal day to day and idle loads, it's perfectly quiet, as you'd expect. But if you give it a real load the fan will become the loud...

This takes off about 5C so the PC idles at a decent 37C. * Corsair SF600 PSU + braided Corsair cable kit, for tidiness as the included ribbon cables were nightmarishly stiff.

This is a very nice PSU. The unit itself has a good build quality and fits perfectly into my NCase M1, although if I lean close to the PSU I can hear a light, high pitch buzzing. I've read about this in other reviews. Not a problem for me because you have to go up close to hear it, but it concerned ...

* It's a pretty loud gpu that definitely bothers me when I'm playing without headphones in, it practically doubled my performance in a lot of games when compared to an RX5700. * Corsair SF600 Platinum.

I love how small this thing is, it makes working in my miniITX build fantastic. I'm using this in a CoolerMaster Elite 130 which supports full size ATX power supplies, but I want to use a smaller PSU to gain CPU cooler clearance and cable management less claustrophobic. To use this in place of an AT...

For cable management there is not a back edge to this case so you need to run some cables down the left side of the power supply (Corsair SF600 which is plenty for a 3080 and 5800x both at 100%). There is a slim fan on the top pulling air out and a 12x15 brown noctua on the front pulling air in the front.

My Old 200 watt SF PSU that came with my mini ITX Computer Case failed. It's no surprise that it failed, since most of the PSUs that you get with a cheap cases will not last. Mine lasted 5 years, then died. I was lucky that the old PSU didn't kill my Motherboard, and just died gracefully. I was so e...