Not the lowest, but these arguably are the best SFX PSUs you can find.
Usually out of stock too, so get moving!
CamelCamelCamel.
Curious: which cc is this?
Coles Mastercard
Long since nerfed unfortunately
Beast PSU
Love them. Once you try another SFX PSU that doesn't have high quality flexible cables, you'll wonder why you strayed from the Corsair SF.
Love mine, had it for about 2 years now and haven't had any issues with it.
Are you referring to the SF series?
No way he's referring to the SF750 specifically. It's a god tier PSU especially for SFX size.
Exactly, so irrelvant to this product.
@jayz: It's quite entertaining to see a verdict ruled before the witness has made a statement and evidence has been presented, lol.
LOL, we all just can't be too confident about something, right?
1 RM850i, capacitor exploded.2 SF750 Platinum fully modular PSU (yes I mean it), 1 recalled by Corsair for safety concern, and the one sent directly from their Taiwan factory as the replacement to me, capacitor exploded again.
If you want details, I have every proof of the above. Emails, photos, videos, invoices, RMA forms.
https://www.tomshardware.com/news/corsair-recalls-sf-series-…
One bad batch since it launched in 2019. And as per the article, "Corsair will replace the unit free of cost and even take care of the shipping fees." Your problem got taken care of, eh?
@Pusheencat: Problem got taken care of has nothing to do with the product quality or crap quality control. The dollar shop I pay visit from time to time has my purchase taken care of even better.
That sounds like some extremely bad luck right there, wow.
@sildosaggins: Sounds like it. But if this happens on 3 units with 2 different models, to 1 customer during 7 years' time. Their QUALITY CONTROL process is more to be questioned than the product itself.
@WayneOZ: Chip in my 2c with Corsair. Bought a 2nd hand HX1200i which after a couple of months would work intermittently (another capacitor issue more than likely as it would work after draining the power from the PSU). Contacted customer support, ended up getting an AX1600i as a replacement. Can't say I can complain there.
@sp1rit99: I never complained about their SERVICE quality, but product quality. None of these PSUs in my case has reached the MTBF of a good PSU. It's a joke. We all paid extra for its brand and reliability, but since none of my Corsair PSUs demonstrated better stability than its competitors, why don't I buy a PSU from their OEMs?
@WayneOZ: three units over two models to one customer sounds more like it's the customer tbf. Although I remember a lot when I bought my RM850, all reviews and benchmarks saying "2020 model" seemed weird but it makes sense now hearing about a "bad batch" in 2019
And for those neg voters, I'm just sharing my experience. If you want to be a fanboy then be it. Your rig, your life. I don't care nor annoyed by your clicking. I just feel entertained.
With the number of Corsair PSUs out there, there are going to be a huge number of failed units. Also, dont forget Corsair are a reseller, they dont manufacture PSUs. Pretty sure one of the OEMs they use for their higher end models is Seasonic. NFI who makes these SFX units tho.
I'm sure there's a cute name for it, method of deduction, occam's razor etc. etc. that points to you.
I've got the same camel3 alert.
Got my in my SFF case directly beside me… Silent & plenty of poke!
I bought it a month ago, for my 2nd sff build. It’s definitely a beast of its kind.
Brilliant PSU with an amazing warranty.
Been powering my 4090 for a while now. Great unit
Can anyone confirm this SATA power plug will fit into this PSU:
https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/185831683185
Looks like they have the same 6 pin profile to fit the 3x SATA power ports with the 6 plugs on the far right hand side of this photo? I've got a similar PSU (650) and want to plug in a new SATA HDD. Not sure why you can't click the image link to open it
https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61MUK0OaCmL.AC_SL1200.jpg
Don't understand the question.
The item you've linked is a SATA to Graphics Card power adaptor - you use it when you don't have enough Graphics Card power connectors.
If you want to connect additional SATA drives to an existing PSU, then you need a https://cplonline.com.au/startech-pyo4sata-4x-sata-power-spl…
Thanks for your link but I still think I need something with a 6 pin plug at the end that will plug into my PSU. Here's the back of my PSU showing my SATA power cable plugged into the PSU in bottom right corner:
https://imgur.com/earpdUw
Here is my SATA power cable I pulled out of the case. You can see there's a 6 pin plug at one end and it has 3x SATA connectors attached. The 3x SATA connectors are connected to 1x SATA SSD and 2x SATA HDDs:
https://imgur.com/YqWMN4y
Here's another pic you can see the 6 pin plug:
https://imgur.com/nytUIbn
So do you think I need this same cable but with 4x SATA connectors so I can connect a 4th HDD? Or maybe I can buy a single one SATA power cable and plug it into the spare SATA port in PSU circled green?
https://imgur.com/JoGoa2x
Sorry for all the links but this plug on this cable looks like it might work. But this sounds like a SATA to PCI?
https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/185831683185
The 3x SATA connectors are connected to 1x SATA SSD and 2x SATA HDDs
Unplug the SATA power cable from the SSD.
Connect it to the 4 way SATA cable I linked.
Connect one of those 4 SATA power connectors back to the SSD.
You have 3 spare SATA power connectors remaining.
It's as simple as that.
@Nom: Thanks I ordered this one:
https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/133638421399
Someone said it was best for the HDD to have it's own power supply but I can see how the splitter will do the job. I only have these cables left from my mobo box. The 3rd cable are 4 pin molex connections which my PSU doesn't seem to have:
https://imgur.com/daTtSYD
@x x: There are limits - you shouldn't try to run 20 drives from 4 splitters all hanging from a single SATA connector, that's going to result in a bad time.
But an extra few drives is fine 👍
They also say it's for graphics card but the plug looks identical to the one in my PSU
https://www.lifewire.com/atx-6-pin-12v-power-connector-pinou…
The ATX 6-pin power supply connector is a motherboard power connector used to provide +12 VDC to the processor voltage regulator.
This 6-pin connector is also sometimes used to provide extra power to high-end video cards.
On motherboards, the more common connector used for this purpose is the ATX 4-pin Power Connector, used either by itself or with a second 4-pin connector, creating an 8-pin connector.
The terms "PCI Express cables" or "PEG cables" (for PCI Express Graphics) are sometimes used to describe a 6-pin 12V power connector.
was all excited to grab one as soon as i saw this….but already sold out i guess. Ive seen this for up to $300 over the past month cuz they are so popular. I really dont wanna have to go with an sfx-l :/
Still showing as in stock for me mate.
Thanks for the reply, you are correct. It was still OOS for me until i logged out, added to cart and then logged back in on checkout screen. I have NFI what is causing this, but clearing cache/browsing data didnt fix it either.
Anyway, it worked after that so I managed to get one. I wonder how many other items this is happening on.. Amazon have been doing weird shit a bit for me lately. Cancelled any subscriptions ive had for paper towel and refuse to send to my location.
Edit: Just did the same logging out method for paper towel and the order went through. I bet they cancel it again tho.
literally just got Loki sfxl… and my case doesn’t even fit it its just dangling around, but at least its quiet.
Legend, just grabbed one! My Camel alert didn’t trigger for some reason, so glad I saw this post :)
My knowledge on itx stuff is out of date, are there better PSUs that can go passive cooling and above 750W?
Not much fully passive these days. Look for one that promises to keep the fan off until a certain wattage (most likely when GPU is used for a game)
Sorry thats what I meant. Passive until load increases. This way I can have an almost silent PC unless I am gaming. But a quick search shows that this thing can handle even a 4090, so thats a good thing.
“Semi-Passive” seems to be the term
It's been a while since I've built a PC…will this fit my
Sugo sg13 mini itx case? Or is this for ATX only?
SFX are much smaller than an ATX PSU.
Bought 2 of these after trying to track them down for a while. Got a couple of SFF builds coming up and these are the goat.
The Goat.
Going to be interesting to see what power the 50series GPUs are gunna need. Anything below a 5090 should be fine, hopefully, given this can deal with a 4090.
I'm hoping that there'd be some improvements to bring down the power requirements for new generations of GPU.
Otherwise I won't be needing any other heating appliances in my house.
wow, can't begin to say how great this PSU is when working in such a tight space the cables being more flexible is a game changer
Thanks, claimed a CC price drop from april 2023