CorsairRM750e Fully Modular Low-Noise ATX Power Supply - Dual EPS12V Connectors - 105°C-Rated Capacitors - 80 Plus Gold Efficiency - Modern Standby Support - Black

One of the top rated power suppliers, very sufficient for most current Set up, and it was fun managing the connectivity and cables in the Unit.

My old PSU in my homebuilt desktop finally bit the dust after 9 years (the fan had been acting up). I wanted something that had good reviews, but didn't really care for all the flashy LED lights that some of the supplies have, but I did want the convenience of modular plugs. This was a basic looking supply with good ratings from a brand I trust, and it was in stock with quick shipping, so it was the winner.I traded out the supply and cables and was back in business less than 24 hours after my old one died. I really can't complain about that. It's been a solid performer so far. I use my computer mostly for web surfing and gaming -- nothing too fancy. This one's about as quiet as my last PSU and was a perfect fit in the case.

Haven't had any issues yet, quiet and works well

i have no complaints with this PSU; i bought it to support my new GPU, and it was not difficult at all to work with. fits inside my case very well, the only one small gripe i have is the fan points towards the bottom of my case but i have been planning to elevate my case off the floor anyways. i enjoy the fully modular cable setup! i may not be great at cable management but i appreciate not having extra cables dangling around like with my old PSU.

I got this PSU specifically because it had the 2 PCIe power cables I needed for my 6700xt, plus enough wattage to power everything in my case.Corsair has always been one of the top brands when it comes to PSUs, and this one is no exception. I love the fully modular design when it comes to cable management.When it comes time to get a new PSU for my computer, I will get another Corsair (with more wattage)

Bought this PSU for a new build and it is working just I would hope a PSU would work. It's quiet and has been able to handle everyhing I've put into this build so far.

Must have received an older version of the powerspply because it came with an older version of the mother board 12 volt modular power connector.

Doable but tight fit in the Pop Mini Air case. As far as I can tell, I've never heard its fans or anything, and I've had no issues with power. Modular design is very helpful with cable management.