VPN: CMPSU-650TXV2
Product ReviewsCorsair 650W TX650 V2 Power Supply
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 Rating: Review Date: 06/14/13  |
Cons: cpu 4+4 pin a little short for bottom mounted PSU in a mid-tower case
Pros: quiet fan, powerful single rail, 5 year warranty |
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Rating: Review Date: 06/08/13 |
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Extremely heavly built. My wife constructed her a rig three months ago and not a glitch. Incredibly quiet and voltages are solid with a i-7-950 with a 5750 gpu. No overclocking even though.... My unit was the exact same but was delivered DOA... Read beneath. DOA.... Suprised us getting a Corsair. I guess it happens. Just glad I had my old energy provide to energy my new rig simply because not only do you have to pay to ship it back but it goes UPS Ground so it's a 2 to three week wait for me. Cant go incorrect with these PSU's. 5 year warranty....incredibly good! |
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Rating: Review Date: 06/06/13 |
Cons: A bit pricier than other PS with the exact same hardware.Only 2 PCE-e connectors compared to other units using same hardware which has 4 connectors.
Pros: Rock-solid hardware. 80+ bronze. Active PFC. Comment:
I'm an electronic hobbyist and bought this to modify it and convert it to a bench power-supply, so I has never seen a motherboard! But still, it's rock-solid. I'm using it to power-up custom-made FPGA Bitcoin mining rigs and taking 48Amps from the +12V rail, and 1Amp dummy load on the 5V rail. However, it handle this high cross-loading scenario brilliantly.At the time though, I didn't know that the XFX PRO650W was apparently using the same hardware. Still, the quality is very good. My kill-a-watt measured power-factor correction at around 98~99%, very good! This does matter in my case when drawing a lot of power from the mains with the other equipments all on the same breaker. And it's 80+ bronze efficient.However, as said, you can get other PS with same hardware base, with 2 extras PCI-e connector, for a bit less (for you, SLI/Crossfire fans out there)! But if you're not in SLI/Crossfire, then you can't go wrong with this one, especially if you catch it in rebate. |
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Rating: Review Date: 05/29/13 |
Cons: Bad luck with defect manufacturing !!!
Pros: Powerfull, sable, quiet Comment:
I received the product with a manufacturing defect. I request RMA and two days later NCIX sent me another. Excellent service. Normally, Corsair makes a good product, I used one now at least 4 years, no problem. Unlucky I guess. The replacement works perfectly. |
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Rating: Review Date: 04/30/13 |
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Incredibly Silent Pulling air via my case lowering my cpu temp a few. No energy concerns at all, and ridiculously quickly shipping. Lengthy Cords.. None |
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Rating: Review Date: 03/20/13 |
Cons: No issues so far
Pros: Runs quietBought to replace an old dying PSU Comment:
Bought this power supply to replace a really old OCZ power supply that was giving me BSOD's, and this new power supply has resolved the issue. It runs very quiet and is sufficient for my needs. I'm using an i5 and radeon HD7870. |
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Rating: Review Date: 03/06/13 |
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Silent as a dream.. Pulling air nicely by way of my case. No energy troubles at all, incredibly properly packaged and ridiculously rapidly shipping. Long Cords also. lowers my cpu temp by a couple of. big fan none |
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Rating: Review Date: 01/31/13 |
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I made the appropriate decision. I am not a fan of grossly overrated PSU's (if your hardware desires 500 watt, why do some men and women invest in a KILOwatt?? To waste energy, funds, bring about noise and hum?). But getting an EE Engineer I can calculate precise peak & steady-state present requreiments imposed by my hardware, and in spite of nVidia GeForce GTX 560 right here this PSU with 650Watt is the sweet spot.IT IS SO QUIET. In truth, quietness at 650-800Watt is a single of the reasons I picket it. The kind of study/design perform I do needs silence (or Heavy Metal!) and I picked both PSU (this Corsair) + case (LIAN) for not only technical specs & high-quality & price tag, but also for QUIETNESS. None. It's Corsair. A respectable name not only in higher-perf. memory, but also Power supplies. Don't be confused. Corsair is not about memory alone, it is also a prime producers in PSU energy supplies. And this model (TX650 new revision) is a NEW edition of an currently thriving model (TX650) |
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Rating: Review Date: 12/23/12 |
Cons: nothing
Pros: powerfullots of powerquietgood for the money Comment:
very powerful powersupply, enough to run a basic setup along with 5 spinner disk and a ssd, it's very quiet too |
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Rating: Review Date: 11/15/12 |
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Great PSU, gives plenty of energy and an abundance of space to expand. None |
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Rating: Review Date: 09/18/12 |
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Packed nicely, great sleeving, runs excellent at excellent temp. Does not feel cheap in any way. It's corsair None |
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Rating: Review Date: 07/18/12 |
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Quality you expect from a Corsair PSU. Entirely silent and rock solid energy delivery. none |
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Rating: Review Date: 06/06/12 |
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Really quiet. Has connectors for 2 video cards, even though this a single doesn't have the SLI ready tag on it anywhere. None. |
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Rating: Review Date: 05/06/12 |
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Reputable, CORSAIR.... This is a good PSU. none |
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Rating: Review Date: 04/29/12 |
Cons: none
Pros: ReliableQuiet Comment:
Bought this power supply with a computer build a few years ago, and it's been great. Steady, reliable, and quiet, I've never had any problems with this power supply. |
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Rating: Review Date: 04/13/12 |
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quiet, a lot of cable length, black matches inside of diablotek evo case. the finish sata connector sticks out a bit, would have been great if it was a stubby or angled. |
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Rating: Review Date: 03/05/12 |
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Great price and powerfull...79.99 soon after rebate, large fan with wheel bearing (not some low-cost sleeves like CoolerMaster), excellent long covered cables (black cover for all of them), great warranty, and great company and history in critiques and excellent. Possibly a small bit louder than my earlier CoolerMaster 600W...but I am not positive...I dont recall how the Cooler Master run ahead of..bc it was replaced when by CM right after 1 month of running and then the very same challenge 1 year later...horrible noises from the fan until it even stopped spinning around half of the time...finding genuinely hot! I will under no circumstances acquire Cooler Master again ...that is for confident! none |
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Rating: Review Date: 02/28/12 |
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Silent as a dream.. Pulling air nicely via my case. No power issues at all, very well packaged and ridiculously rapid shipping.Newegg, as a initial time buyer I am Really happy None so far.. The non modular setup is fine with me but I'm certain a lot of you will whine about it. The cables are uber nicely protected so meh. |
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Rating: Review Date: 02/27/12 |
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This power supply has all the connectors you could will need and offers lots of stable power. Not genuinely a lot of a con, but the fan moves so a lot air that you will certainly hear it above the other fans in your technique. I wouldn't recommend this power supply for a 'silent' method. |
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Rating: Review Date: 02/07/12 |
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This is a great PSU. It is cool running, practically silent, and offers anything a pc requirements. The cables are on the longer side which is wonderful if you have a bigger case. This PSU has quite solid voltages, and the 650W is the great wattage for Gaming to every day desires. If you have a smaller case it is a tiny more hard to hide unused wires mainly because this is a non-modular supply. Good |
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Rating: Review Date: 02/07/12 |
Cons: - None
Pros: - Sturdy, stable, quiet Comment:
For a 650W PSU, it really does the job. It delivers nice stable juice to that PC's components!Just can't go wrong with Corsair products in general!I just picked up a 1200W corsair PSU too. |
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Rating: Review Date: 01/14/12 |
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Substantial fan, extended cables, lots of connectors, nevertheless fits inside modest case. Initially unit I bought had a negative ball bearing in the fan. Second unit was definitely a return that had been reshrinkwrapped to appear new (*NOT* bought by means of Newegg!) so I didn't even each to attempt it when I saw the tape seals on the inner box were cut. I suspect a different poor ball bearing on the second unit, else why return it, and why try to resell it? I have the other version of this power supply, and it's accomplished nicely over the past 1.five years. Not sure I could trust this version. |
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Rating: Review Date: 12/28/11 |
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Solid State Capacitors80+Active PFCLarge FanBeefy ConstructionTHICK Power Cable Included None seriously, weighs the case down with awesomeness? Initially got an Antec NeoEco 520w. Entirely unstable, random shutdowns was a joke.Got this soon after RMA of the Antec. Corsair A lot hevier, fantastic packaging, makes Antec look like a JOKE.Ya get what ya pay for SERIOUSLY!No additional PSU problems for me. |
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Rating: Review Date: 12/14/11 |
Cons: -Might be a bit expensive but it is worth it
Pros: -Quiet-cool-Reliable-Worth every penny Comment:
I've had this power supply for 2 years , I can't complain at all. I also had a lifetime warranty with it. |
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Rating: Review Date: 11/01/11 |
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Not too costly if you combo it with a thing else, and it is quite dependable. Nothing. |
I've had this PS on one machine just a few days short of two years and pc has been continually powered almost 24-7. Running 1090T overclocked, 6850 oc'd and 16GB (4x4), single SSD, single HDD, 1 ODD. For the most part, PS has remained stable and quiet. The PS is bottom-mounted in a PS05 case 8-pin MB cable runs a little short by about an 1-1.5 inch if routed along the side of the motherboard. The best option would be to route it underneath the video card notch (just behind the X-fire bridge). All cables are sleeved but utilizes a thin almost see-through black mesh. It's still better than a non-sleeved cheap PS.I've seen two versions of this PS f NCIX and both are marked at V2. This unit CMPSU-650TXV2 is single 12V rail rated at 60A. If my research was correct, this model was manufactured by Seasonic for Corsair. I believe this has now been discontinued (although there may still be some older stocks available).The other version, CP-9020038-NA is also branded as a V2 (but may or may not show V2 stamped on the box). This is the newer North American version 2.0 manufactured by CWT (Channel Well Technology) for Corsair. This also has a single 12V rail but rated at only 53A.Both PSU's carry a 5-year warranty and are both 80 plus bronze certified.