Corsair RMx Series 2024 ATX 3.1

Die beliebte Corsair RMx-Serie hat ein Upgrade erhalten, das sie auf den ATX v3.1-Standard bringt. Das bedeutet, dass alle neuen RMx-Einheiten nun über 12V-2×6-Anschlüsse verfügen und bis zu 200 % ihrer maximalen Leistung liefern können. Grund genug für mich, erneut meinem Freund Aris von Hardwarebusters auch auf unserer Seite diesbezüglich zu Wort (und Bild) kommen zu lassen, denn er hat dieses rund 160 Euro teure Netzteil ja nicht nur intensiv getestet, sondern auch über seine Firma Cybenetics entsprechend offiziell zertifiziert. Da es auch für Euch mit Sicherheit interessant ist, biete ich ihm hier gern von Fall zu Fall die Plattform, seine Erkenntnisse mit Euch zu teilen. Und nicht vergessen, auch seine Webseite und der YouTube-Kanal bieten echte Perlen an wirklich fundierten Reviews! Das Netzteil ist auch in seinem Artikel über die besten ATX v3.x & PCIe 5.x Netzteile vertreten.

Need a new 850 watt PSU? Corsair's Cybenetics Gold-rated RM850x ATX 3.1 power supply boasts a great feature set and is a solid choice for the money.

Today we take a look at the first in a new range of power supplies that we received recently from Corsair. The RMx series has received an update from Corsair to meet the latest ATX 3.1 standard. It also boasts a new fan control knob, allowing the user to adjust fan speed under light loads, from zero RPM to full speed. This unit is fully modular and adopts all Japanese capacitors with a low noise fluid dynamic bearing fan. Corsair supports this range with a 10 year warranty.

Product Description : The corsair RM1000x is a fully modular power supplies that uses the highest quality 100% Japanese capacitors rated at 105°C, and delivers excellent power efficiency to your PC, with potent cooling power from the 135mm Magnetic Levitation fan. It's certified 80 PLUS Gold, and features a powerful +12V single rail @ 83.3A, giving you a total power output of up to 1000W. It's also ATX 3.1 compliant and supports PCIe 5.1 standards for next-gen graphics cards.

Following on from our review of the Corsair RM850x, today we look at the higher power model – the 1000 Watt RM1000x. The RMx range of power supplies has recently received an update from Corsair to meet the latest ATX 3.1 standards. These units also boast new fan controls which allow the end user to tweak fan speeds under lighter loads. This unit is fully modular and incorporates all Japanese capacitors alongside low-noise dynamic bearing fans. Corsair backs the range with a full 10 year warranty.

The Corsair RM750x offers solid performance, great modularity, and modern features for mainstream gaming systems. However, with its $120 price tag, it faces stiff competition from more affordable alternatives with comparable or better efficiency ratings.