Corsair 750W Enthusiast Series Modular PSU Review (TX750M)

1. Introduction2. Corsair TX750M (Bundle & Cables)3. Corsair TX750M (External)4. Corsair TX750M (Internal)5. Corsair TX750M (Super High Res Gallery)6. Testing Methodology and Results7. Closing Thoughts8. View All Pages

Corsair are using a Yate Loon D14BH-12 fan which is a 12 volt design – the fan can spin up to 2,800 rpm generating a whopping airflow of 140 cfm. The maximum noise is rated to 48.5 dBa, but Corsair should have the product configured to spin much slower.

Corsair are using a Channel Well Technology (CWT) design for this particular unit – the same company who also produced the first TX power supplies. Corsair have worked with SeaSonic in the past, and both of these manufacturers are capable of great designs. The transient filtering stage starts at the AC receptacle and consists of two Y and a single X cap. It is a capable configuration.

The main capacitor is from Panasonic and is rated at 105c, 470uF, 400V. We noticed a SBL1040CTP being used for the 5VSB output with a Nippon Chemi Con capacitor. All capacitors on the secondary side are actually Nippon Chemi Con. On the modular PCB, next to the VRM's, polymer caps are used. The cabling is fully sleeved inside the chassis and tied tightly to ensure fraying is not a long term concern.

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