I have built a PC here for 2 weeks and so far everything is fine with the PSU, I recommend it without hesitation... if I happen to find something negative along the way, I will write it

Reliable power supply that has not caused me any problems for the past 4 months, even though the computer is 1300 euros and requires quite a bit of wattage.

I haven't had any issues for about 6 months. It works 24/7 for light applications with the PC drawing about 450w without temperature or noise problems.

paired me 4080 super which has been pushed for a long time under heavy loads (3D rendering, stable diffusion, gaming), the fan turns on once in a while and generally it is completely silent. I don't have the CPU I want to put in the system yet, but at least for purely GPU intensive tasks the 4080 super handles it as if it doesn't even exist. I will come back once the system is completed with a 7950x for a more well rounded review...

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~6 months later + 7950x with rendering and compilation loads it hasn't shown anything

I bought it knowing that the fan might make noise under heavy loads.
I have a 1070ti on top and I have never heard the PSU fan. If I ever hear it, I will come back.

I installed it today and I have nothing bad to say about it. It is a very reliable power supply from Corsair, although many say it is noisy, I practically don't hear it at all, but on the other hand, I don't have a very hungry graphics card or processor (RX 6600, 5600G). I bought it to replace an old unreliable power supply that I didn't know if it would explode or not. Cable management was difficult for me since I don't have much experience, but it's not the power supply's fault, it's the case I have for my PC so far. It comes with plenty of black cables, a sleeved 24-pin motherboard cable, and zip ties for cable management. It also has a 7-year warranty from Corsair and now at 85 euros, you can buy it blindly. It's not as good as the plain RM series that has Japanese capacitors instead of Chinese ones, but the difference is minimal.

Quality power supply, it is not like the X series but still stable and silent. Cable management is a breeze. I recommend it

I have used the power supply in 3 builds that I made for friends, so far and I had no issues with any of them. At the price of 80€ that it is currently available, it is the best value for money option out there. The incident with the noise that another user mentioned in the comments must be isolated, as I did not have any such issue during testing and neither did the kids who have been using it recently mention anything about noise.

I bought the power supply due to a price drop to €79. The power supply doesn't make as much noise as I read in another review, it just needs a "new case" and the fan is facing downwards. It has plenty of connections, of which I didn't need half of them. It is a good quality power supply, maybe the RM750X is slightly better, but it does the job perfectly and I have never had any issues with Corsair products that I have purchased.

The previous power supply I had was from the same company for 13 consecutive years, no problems at all, silent, reliable, and powerful despite being 550Watt and it still works, I simply bought this power supply due to an upgrade and higher demands. The problem with it is the noise it makes when the fan is running. It is completely quiet, but when the fan starts spinning, it makes a noise that is annoying. It is not continuous, but every two to three minutes it makes it, which I find unacceptable from a top company in power supplies.

Edit: I decided to update the additional text because after 10 days of using the power supply, it did not satisfy me in terms of noise levels. I believe that if it is intended for a room, it is noisy. If it is intended for an office or a space where quietness is not a priority, it is a fairly good solution.