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The CORSAIR HX Series gives you extremely tight voltages and virtually silent operation. With all Japanese capacitors, they're ideal for high performance PCs where reliability is essential. 80+ Platinum efficiency reduces operating cost and excess heat, and together with the Zero RPM Fan Mode, gives you virtually silent operation.

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 The voltages don't jump around like the cheaper PSU's that I use to buy. I now have it installed into my new PC running higher end components. The GPU and CPU seem to be very stable and don't run out of power ever. The fan usually stays off when it doesn't need to cool its self

Powerful and Quiet

 These setups are pretty rare though, so is this for anyone else besides that? Well, like a high end workstation, for example, might have dual Xeons and a Quadro GPU and then three additional Tesla rendering accelerators, for example, or maybe a full complement of Fire Pro cards, that could be a good example too. Or maybe you're just an energy efficiency fanatic and you really want to be at the peak of that efficiency curve. This is an 80 plus platinum rated unit, so you'll always get at least 89 to 90 percent efficiency, but you can get close to 93 percent efficiency if you're only pulling about 600 watts or about 50 percent of the HX 1200i's available wattage. And maybe there's also a silent computing aficionado out there who might note that you can pull up to 480 watts from this unit and the fan won't even need to spin up as long as the temperature inside stays lower than 25 C

 On the top is your power chart, and here's another point I've not yet mentioned. This power supply delivers all 1200 watts of its rated power via one single massive 100 amp 12 volt rail. I haven't tested this personally, but according to these numbers you should be able to power two AMD R9295X2's off of this single rail. That is quite impressive

 We can also reasonably assume that you can't really qualify for 80 plus platinum rating without using some quality parts inside, so with all that said, what do you guys think of the HX1200i? Is 1200 watts too much for you, or are you happy to have a high quality slash lower cost option versus the bells and whistles laden AX series? Let me know in the comment section down below, click away on that like button while you're at it, subscribe to my channel if you haven't already, share this video, maybe stop by and pick up a t-shirt at store.hallshardware.net, and as always, thanks for watching.

 Before I take this out of the box and give you the details or any of that good stuff though, who is this power supply actually made for? I like to play this game with lots of components, as I think that for each product that's brought to market, there's an absolutely ideal situation, the right build for the right person, to best make use of that product and give you or that person the best possible bang for the buck. Okay, so it's a 1200 watt power supply, and that makes the first potential scenario pretty easy to determine. Three way or four way graphics card configurations, pretty much. Most single GPU systems can get by with a 500 or maybe a 600 watt power supply, so to really use 1200 watts, you need at least three full sized high end graphics cards, if not four, and of course it will vary based on the GPUs and how much is actually needed

 It's been a while since I covered a power supply, so I wanted to jump back into the game with something big. This is the Corsair HX1200i, a 1200 watt, fully modular, 80 plus platinum rated beast designed for high end gaming and workstation desktops. Before I take this out of the box and give you the details or any of that good stuff though, who is this power supply actually made for? I like to play this game with lots of components, as I think that for each product that's brought to market, there's an absolutely ideal situation, the right build for the right person, to best make use of that product and give you or that person the best possible bang for the buck. Okay, so it's a 1200 watt power supply, and that makes the first potential scenario pretty easy to determine

Corsair HX1200i Platinum 1200W Modular PSU

 The two things I didn't like about this power supply are actually nitpicks. Number one, it's much longer than normal ATX power supplies. In fact, about two inches longer than my 750, but they've got to fit the stuff in there somehow, so I don't complain about it much. Just check your case compatibility

 In fact, about two inches longer than my 750, but they've got to fit the stuff in there somehow, so I don't complain about it much. Just check your case compatibility. Number two, as you can see, the PCI Express connectors are kind of short. And here's a bonus for those of you who watched until the end

 It's really rare to see a power supply manufacturer have a single and multiple rail support. There's four things that I liked about it and two things that I didn't. Number one, it's super powerful. Number two, no coil whine or buzzing

Corsair HX 1200 Power Supply Review

 I wanted to build one gaming PC that was the best of my group to use on my main system. I wanted this to use this powerful Corsiar 1000 watt power supply enabled PC with my 85 inch Sony TV. I also wanted this computer to have lots of spare power if I wanted to add video related devices that could play on my big screen.  I wanted this computer to have room to grow as my computer needs grew and evolved

 This 1000 watt corsair power supply gives me everything I want in a power supply. This power supply is also GOLD certified meaning its capacitors and overall build quality should be superior to those with no or lesser ratings. This Power supply is huge so I'd pick an ATX case for this monster. The cables especially the 24 pin cable were long

 If you need a bigger power supply buy it rather than strain a smaller power supply to its limits resulting in issues. My choice in power supply was defined by the job I needed it to perform. In this instance Corsair 1000 Watt Power Supply was my best choice one I am still happy with today!

SOMETIMES YOU WANT TO BUILD A BEAST OF A PC THIS POWER SUPPLY LETS YOU DO IT!

 Here's our main 24-pin power connector that'll plug into our motherboard. These are two 8-pin cpu power cables and the connectors do come apart so if you need something like 8 plus 4 you can do that with this. These are four 8-pin pci express cables. There's two connections per cable for a total of eight and they're in 6 plus 2 format

 Everything is really well packed in there and I don't think you'll have any issues with damage during shipping. So here's the power supply and first of all, it's super heavy. Let's get this plastic off of there. This is one big power supply

 There's five separate SATA cables here. Three of them have straight connectors and two have 90 degree connectors and there's four connectors per cable for a total of 20 so there's no way you're going to run out of like power cables for drives and stuff like that. If you do then I don't know you must be running a server or a data center or something. These are two 4-pin peripheral cables and there's a total of eight combined connectors on here and here's the most important part the floppy adapter

 This power supply here is part of Corsair's HX series. It's a 1200 watt unit. It comes with a fully modular design and it hits that platinum level efficiency. The box that this thing comes in is absolutely gigantic

Monster PSU Unboxing and Overview - Corsair HX1200 Platinum

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Corsair RM850x series power supplies are built with the highest quality components to deliver 80 PLUS Gold efficient power to your PC. Using only Japanese 105 Degree C capacitors, users can depend on an RM850x PSUs' long life and reliability, backed by a ten year warranty. Zero RPM Mode means an RM850x series PSU is virtually silent at low and medium loads, and even at maximum power, a low noise fan ensures quiet operation. Fully modular cables make PC builds and upgrades easy, as you only need to install the cables your system requires. Quiet, efficient and dependable, an RM850x PSU has everything you need to power your high performance PC for years to come.

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 It's a modular power supply unit which means you can plug in the cables that you need and only the cables you need saving space in your case without any extra cables. It's also a high performance but well tuned power efficient power supply that won't use unnecessary amounts of power and cost you a fortune. 850 watt is also a decent amount of wattage, it's not over the top, it's not unnecessarily overpowered but it will still deliver the power you need for multiple devices. Now for reference my main machine that runs an RM850X in it has a Core i9-9980XE CPU and RTX 2080 Ti, two Bladder hard drives, multiple NVMe drives, SSD drives, 64 gigs of RAM and 13 fans

 So it's pretty insane in terms of the power that it requires and yet the 850X is perfectly suited to that. For this build I'm going to be showing you in a second, I've done it with the Corsair 4000D case that I've done a video on separately and that is a bit less power hungry but still this power supply lives up to those needs. Now if you don't know what power supply you need and that's why you're looking at this video be sure to check out the description where I'll link you a tool that you can use to work out what the wattage is required based on the specifications of your devices and what you're planning on installing in the case and that's really useful to work it out so you don't end up spending money unnecessarily on a really expensive high-end extremely power rich wattage power supply unit. When you need one that's a bit smaller like this 850X for example probably tick all the boxes and yet it doesn't cost the earth

 Hello, this is The Provoked Prawn and this is the Corsair RM850X modular power supply unit. This is a video to show you what's in the box, talk about the modular power supply and its interesting features and highlights, and as well as demonstrating the difference between the standard cables that are included and the premium ones that you can purchase. Now the standard cables are very nice, but the premium ones that you can see here, the black and white individually sleeved ones are even nicer and especially for the setup process, but also the finished look and feel and I'm going to talk to you a bit more depth about those later on. The RM850X power supply unit is a modular power supply unit that's 850 watts and this power supply is actually one that I've used in a few builds, not this particular one, but I've used this model in several different builds in the past and for good reason

This is a video to talk about the Corsair 850watt modular power supply unit. One that's capable, easy to setup and comes with a 10 year warranty! I'll also show you the standard PSU cables and why it's worth upgrading to the premium PSU cable kit. 

See the RM850X here:
Corsair - https://go.corsair.com/3PXVjr
Best Buy - http://bestbuy.7tiv.net/oQROm
Amazon US - https://amzn.to/3i3p3hA
Amazon UK - https://amzn.to/2RXyXqG
Amazon CA - https://amzn.to/342kb7I
Amazon DE - https://amzn.to/306ePab
Amazon FR - https://amzn.to/2RVdOgD
Amazon IT - https://amzn.to/3mNqOmP
Overclockers - https://www.overclockers.co.uk/corsair-rmx-series-rmx850-850w-80-plus-gold-modular-power-supply-cp-9020180-uk-ca-23v-cs.html?tap_a=3629-86a85a&tap_s=1040562-efca15&utm_source=platform&utm_medium=yourname&utm_campaign=tapfiliate-affiliate

See the RM850X official page - https://www.corsair.com/uk/en/Categories/Products/Power-Supply-Units/Power-Supply-Units-Advanced/RMx-Series/p/CP-9020180-UK

Tech specs of the RM850X include:
Adjustable Single/Multi 12V Rail No
ATX Connector 1
ATX12V Version v2.4
Continuous output rated temperature C 50°C
Continuous power W 850 Watts
Fan bearing technology Rifle Bearing
Fan size mm 135mm
MTBF hours 100,000 hours
Multi-GPU ready Yes
Warranty Ten years
80 PLUS Efficiency Gold
PSU Form Factor ATX
iCUE Compatibility No
Zero RPM Mode Yes
 Cable Type Low-Profile, All Black
Dimensions 150mm x 86mm x 160mm
EPS12V Connector 2
EPS12V Version v2.92
Floppy Connector 1
Intel C6C7 sleep state compatible Yes
Modular Fully
PCIe Connector 6
SATA Connector 10
PATA Connector 8
Modern Standby Compatible No

Work out what sort of PSU wattage you need by using this calculator:
https://outervision.com/power-supply-calculator

Highlights of this RM850x include the long warranty, the gold efficiency rating, the modular setup that makes it easy to only plug in what you need and the Zero RPM mode which means the fan won't activate if it's not needed. 

There are a number of premium PSU cable kits to choose from. I'll show why these are well worth using
https://www.corsair.com/uk/en/search/?text=premium%20PSU%20cables&type=all

See the cable kit on Amazon:
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Amazon US - https://amzn.to/3kQlJbH
Amazon CA - https://amzn.to/3cqw9f5
Amazon DE - https://amzn.to/33YfBXQ
Amazon FR - https://amzn.to/2HuyASo
Amazon IT - https://amzn.to/32Zfc8v

See videos featuring this PSU and premium cables:
Lian Li 011D Dynamic XL unboxing and install - with glorious RGB https://youtu.be/6Oexkk3Ls5M
Corsair 680x Crystal with QL120 fans (swapped from LL120s) https://youtu.be/kCC0hrqPiFI
Corsair Crystal 680x Unboxing 

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Corsair RM850x Power Supply unboxing and setup and why ...

 So the Corsair RM850X has been installed into my Thermaltake P3 open case and it only took me a couple of minutes to actually do that. All I had to do was slide in the power supply and use four screws to connect the bracket to the back of the power supply and then I just secured that using the other bracket. Very very simple. Now you may have noticed that the power supply fan was facing down the way and that's so that the heat from the power supply does not go up to where my graphics card will be but if you're using a different case you may want to face the fan up the way, you may want to put it vertically, it's up to you

 Very very simple. Now you may have noticed that the power supply fan was facing down the way and that's so that the heat from the power supply does not go up to where my graphics card will be but if you're using a different case you may want to face the fan up the way, you may want to put it vertically, it's up to you. It's an ATX power supply and it's pretty flexible with how you use it. Now I won't be using this for a few weeks but I hope you've enjoyed this first look at the RM850X

I recently picked up the Corsair RMx White Series RM850x power supply for my Thermaltake P3 PC case.

I am still undecided as to whether I use this new PC as a test bench or as a second PC, but this PSU is the next piece in the puzzle.

Buy the Corsair RM850x on Amazon at https://amzn.to/3x3kL2m

References
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Corsair RMx White Series™ RM850x - https://www.corsair.com/uk/en/Categories/Products/Power-Supply-Units/Power-Supply-Units-Advanced/RMx-Series-White/p/CP-9020188-UK

Lian Li Dynamic XL Build - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UZ318QXO15s

Corsair AX1000 Titanium Power Supply - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WLOnhZaPmf8

Gurd3D Review - https://www.guru3d.com/articles-pages/corsair-rm850x-(2018)-power-supply-review.html

Video Timeline
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00:00 - Introduction
00:54 - Features and specs
03:31 - Unboxing
04:55 - The Corsair RM850x
06:39 - PSU Cables
08:48 - Installing the PSU
09:31 - Final Thoughts


I'd love to hear your thoughts on this so please leave a comment below. As always, if you enjoyed the video, please click like, share, and subscribe :)

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 If overclocked and you are still way way under the limit of 750 watts, even keeping good power efficiency, on the other hand, are you interested in AMD's upcoming thread, Ripper, CPU or perhaps skylake X, which you see right here? Some of these CPUs go up to a hundred and sixty five watts and beyond in their out-of-the-box rating. Some of them will pull over 200 when overclocked combine that with a graphics card or two, and then the 850 or maybe even thousand watt version of these power supplies then becomes worth considering if you're looking at getting an 8 up to 16 core skylake X chip Or a 16 core thread, Ripper chip and maybe putting two graphics cards in the thousand watt power supply would not be overkill and it really isn't that much more expensive. A hundred and sixty for that versus a hundred and thirty. For this it's only $ 30 more for an extra hundred and fifty watts that will let you plug

 Warranty. Remember then you're gon na save a bunch of money in electricity. Over the years by upgrading your power supply, I said at the beginning of this video that this power supply is available in different power levels. 750, 850 and a thousand all will be linked down in the video description below to both Amazon and Newegg Amazon and Newegg trade places from time to time as to who sells these, for the least so be sure to check both places and see where the best Price is for the power supply that you want to buy, but the short version is, if you want to buy the i7 7700 K or any of the rise in seven CPUs

 However, any case that you're going to put this into that you're gon na put the kind of computer this deserves shouldn't, have a space issue, a mid Tower or full tower ATX case should handle this. Just fine don't try to install this in a small mini Tower or micro ATX tower it's not what it's for. You do need a bit more room and then keep in mind. You need additional room beyond this in order to plug all the cables into so be sure you're using a mid Tower or larger case now

 You definitely need to make sure that you're buying a power supply that provides multiple CPU power connectors, not all over $ 100 power supplies. Do that. In fact, I recently reviewed one from a different company that only came with a single eight pin connector, and I called that out in that video. So it is worth noting that if you are going with a high end system, make sure that you have two of these, because a number of new motherboards are using two different CPU power connectors

Corsair RM 850x - 850 Watt 80+ Gold Power Supply - Review

-You said it's only happened while playing Vanguard. Brand new games can be poorly optimized and cause some weird issues (see: new world). Try benchmarking and stress testing using 3DMark / Furmark / MSI Kombuster to see if you can recreate the issue. Keep HW MONITOR open so you can see the temps

 Try benchmarking and stress testing using 3DMark / Furmark / MSI Kombuster to see if you can recreate the issue. Keep HW MONITOR open so you can see the temps. You never want to make assumptions about hardware without testing it using g lots of different software. 

I have a 3080 and a 5600x. I play my games maxed settings at 1440p. Yesterday while playing Vanguard, my computer did a full reset randomly during a game. My GPU reads about 75C, while my CPU reads about 86C in some instances. I do not know what the temperature was recorded at right before resetting. For my power supply, I have a 850W cooler master 80 gold rated. I don’t think the power supply is an issue. Is it common for computers to reset themselves if the CPU gets too hot? I would have to check the BIOS to see what that setting is at if it’s there. For my power supply, what could I do to verify that’s working properly?

<div class="md">I have a 3080 and a 5600x. I play my games maxed settings at 1440p. Yesterday while playing Vanguard, my computer did a full reset randomly during a game. My GPU reads about 75C, while my CPU reads about 86C in some instances. I do not know what the temperature was recorded at right before resetting. For my power supply, I have a 850W cooler master 80 gold rated. I don’t think the power supply is an issue. Is it common for computers to reset themselves if the CPU gets too hot? I would have to check the BIOS to see what that setting is at if it’s there. For my power supply, what could I do to verify that’s working properly?
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Is my power supply or overheated CPU causing resets?

I mean it's a good powersupply, but the cables are so stiff it makes it hard to cable manage in a tight case. I had to make some extremely tight and uncomforable bends (well, they're closer to folds than bends) so I wouldn't have cables jutting out of my motherboard. There's really thick black tape near the ends of the cables where it would probably be ideal to bend them, which is annoying, and the sleeving itself adds considerable bulk.  The plastic ends also were inconsistent in color

Really stiff cables and inconsistent plastic coloring

Storage - WD_Black SN850 1 TB. Every Benchmark I have examined shows this to be the fastest NVME currently on the market. This will prove to be useful for large file transfers and Microsoft DirectStorage when it finally releases. 

Memory - Crucial Ballistix (4 x 8GB) 3200Mhz. A great overclocking kit of RAM that fits the stealth aesthetic perfectly. If Micro Center sold the Patriot Viper Steel memory kits I would have gone with those. 

Cooler - NZXT Kraken Z73. The i9 is most certainly going to require beefy cooling, and I always really liked the LCD screen on the Z series Kraken AIOs. Try and picture the Intel logo pictured on the screen. ;)

  Hello r/buildapc community!                                                                                                             

To commemorate the **launch of Intel’s 11th Gen desktop Core processors** we, Intel, are hosting a contest in which you can show us your PC building skills! It doesn’t matter if you are new to PC building or you are a seasoned veteran, anyone can participate. Also, don’t worry, for the challenge you don’t have to physically build the gaming rig (this time) 😉 you just need to pick the parts for it.

Folks this contest is **only open to USA residents –** We apologize for not making it worldwide, but legalities and logistics makes it a lot more difficult to do so currently. 

PRIZES:

* One (1) Grand Prize      Winner will get: One (1) **Intel® Core™ i9 11900K,** one (1) **Z590      motherboard,** **16 GB RAM**, and Intel branded merchandise will be      awarded to the Grand Prize Winner
* Two (2) First Prize      winners each consisting of: One (1) **Intel® Core™ i7 11700K**, one (1)      **z590 motherboard, 16 GB RAM**, and Intel-branded merchandise

HERE IS HOW TO PARTICIPATE: 

* You must be a Reddit      member to enter.  Membership registration is free. Visit [www.reddit.com](http://www.reddit.com/) and the User Agreement ([https://www.redditinc.com/policies/user-agreement](https://www.redditinc.com/policies/user-agreement))      to create an account
* Configure an 11th      Gen Intel® desktop processor-based PC build using the Micro Center      Custom PC Builder Tool. [https://www.microcenter.com/site/content/custom-pc-builder-intel.aspx](https://www.microcenter.com/site/content/custom-pc-builder-intel.aspx)
* Configurations **must**      include an 11th Gen Intel® Core™ processor and Z590      motherboard. 
* Paste the configuration      URL from the ‘Share’ section, of the Micro Center Build Tool on the right      side of the page, into a comment on the official **“Intel’s Ultimate      Spring PC Build Challenge”** thread on r/buildapc along with the words      “contest entry” and a short explanation of the PC’s intended game or use      to receive one (1) submission into the Challenge. 
* Only one (1) submission      is allowed per Reddit member
* For full set of terms      and conditions for this Challenge please visit  [http://pcgamingcontests.com/](http://pcgamingcontests.com/) 

If you want to add a picture to the post of your current system, it would be SWEET! But this is **NOT** a requirement to enter the contest 😊 

**Best of luck and let the challenge begin!!**

<div class="md">Hello <a href="/r/buildapc">r/buildapc</a> community! 

To commemorate the launch of Intel’s 11th Gen desktop Core processors we, Intel, are hosting a contest in which you can show us your PC building skills! It doesn’t matter if you are new to PC building or you are a seasoned veteran, anyone can participate. Also, don’t worry, for the challenge you don’t have to physically build the gaming rig (this time) 😉 you just need to pick the parts for it.

Folks this contest is only open to USA residents – We apologize for not making it worldwide, but legalities and logistics makes it a lot more difficult to do so currently. 

PRIZES:

<ul>
<li>One (1) Grand Prize Winner will get: One (1) Intel® Core™ i9 11900K, one (1) Z590 motherboard, 16 GB RAM, and Intel branded merchandise will be awarded to the Grand Prize Winner</li>
<li>Two (2) First Prize winners each consisting of: One (1) Intel® Core™ i7 11700K, one (1) z590 motherboard, 16 GB RAM, and Intel-branded merchandise</li>
</ul>

HERE IS HOW TO PARTICIPATE: 

<ul>
<li>You must be a Reddit member to enter. Membership registration is free. Visit <a href="http://www.reddit.com/">www.reddit.com</a> and the User Agreement (<a href="https://www.redditinc.com/policies/user-agreement">https://www.redditinc.com/policies/user-agreement</a>) to create an account</li>
<li>Configure an 11th Gen Intel® desktop processor-based PC build using the Micro Center Custom PC Builder Tool. <a href="https://www.microcenter.com/site/content/custom-pc-builder-intel.aspx">https://www.microcenter.com/site/content/custom-pc-builder-intel.aspx</a></li>
<li>Configurations must include an 11th Gen Intel® Core™ processor and Z590 motherboard. </li>
<li>Paste the configuration URL from the ‘Share’ section, of the Micro Center Build Tool on the right side of the page, into a comment on the official “Intel’s Ultimate Spring PC Build Challenge” thread on <a href="/r/buildapc">r/buildapc</a> along with the words “contest entry” and a short explanation of the PC’s intended game or use to receive one (1) submission into the Challenge. </li>
<li>Only one (1) submission is allowed per Reddit member</li>
<li>For full set of terms and conditions for this Challenge please visit <a href="http://pcgamingcontests.com/">http://pcgamingcontests.com/</a> </li>
</ul>

If you want to add a picture to the post of your current system, it would be SWEET! But this is NOT a requirement to enter the contest 😊 

Best of luck and let the challenge begin!!
</div>

Enter to win on “Intel’s Ultimate Spring PC Build Challenge” March 30 12 a.m. to April 6 11:59 p.m. PDT

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