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Cooler Master GX III 850W ATX V3.0 PSU Review

Allan 'Zardon' Campbell February 22, 2024 Featured Tech News, Featured Tech Reviews, Power Supplies, Reviews

The top of the Cooler Master GX III 850W is home to a massive fan grille which seems quite a close cut design. Hopefully it won't restrict air flow too much when we get to testing.

The unit is quite nicely finished with a little purple ‘flash' along the top, to match the box artwork. It is however quite prone to highlighting finger prints and marks.

One side of the PSU is home to a power switch and connector with a vented panel to aid with airflow. We can vaguely see a purple heatsink inside, although we will get a closer look at this soon when we open it up.

The other side of the unit is home to the modular bay, which is labelled across two banks for ease of use during the install phase of the system build.

One side of the power supply highlights the power delivery.

The unit can deliver 20A on both the +3.3V and +5V rails. and 70.8A via the +12V output.

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