Cooler Master V850 SFX Gold vs Corsair RM850x

You can see the retail box and packaging right here, walking us through some of the key features and tech specs. This is 80 plus gold certified for en...

Once you get them lined up on the top it's then easy enough to line them up and push that through. You get the connectors on either side that go throu...

The cheap price was what originally sold me on this PSU. Unfortunately the first one I received was defective and I was past the return window to send it back through Amazon so I submitted an RMA with Cooler Master directly. They were easy to work with but it's inconvenient getting through that whole RMA process of emailing back and forth, troubleshooting, packaging up the defective unit and then paying for a shipping label to send it back to them. (Sidenote for Cooler Master if you're reading this: please send a prepaid shipping label to your customers especially if it is your own product that is bad

Just pay the money. Because going cheap on this you could literally lose thousands. Depending on how much PC components are worth obviously. But yeah ...

Today we're taking a look at Cooler Master's brand new line of enthusiast level SFX Gold power supplies. You know, power supplies don't rank very high...

but no extension cables for SATA or anything useful like that. The power supply itself seems to be fine, hasn't given me any issues, and is quiet, so from that perspective it's good. I don't know if I got an open box and somebody pilfered cables, or they are really just that out of touch with their cable selections

The PSU has coil whine even just plugged in by itself. Psu goes haywire when loading up a game, causing my GPU to also whine, was really dissapointed after replacing the PSU and seeing this 150$ one is worse.

* Corsair RM850x. * Fractal Design Meshify 2 (but replacing two intake fans with 'be quiet!

I have nothing bad to say about it I got the one that says "japanese capacitors" on the box... it's never caused me any weird "ramp up noises" Then again, i oversized it :) (you can never have too much PSU power!!

It provides all 850 watts on the 12 volt rail for your video cards and CPU where it counts. It provides all 850 watts up to 50 degrees internally. Man...