Corsair SF Series, SF750, 750 Watt, SFX, 80+ Platinum Certified, Fully Modular Power Supply (CP-9020186-NA)

It's the best SFX power supply. I've tried others but the SF750 is the best. Quiet, efficient, reliable. The cables are easier to work with than most others. It isn't the cheapest nor is it outrageous.

Por el momento funciona perfecto, chiquita, compacta y poderosa! Llegó a chile sin problemas por si te interesa saber el tema de envíos a Sudamérica. Otra duda que quizás tengan algunos, en Argentina o Chile (y en otros países de LATAM seguramente igual) usamos 220v, si es tu caso y tenes dudas: No, no hay problema que usen esta fuente. Esta aprobada. Es la fuente perfecta para una ITX.

Cables are great, extremely quiet under load, no problem hooking everything up. Very efficient, very small, best value SFX PSU.

Bought this for my workstation build w. 9950x + 5090. No issues, works great under load. Great PSU for matx/itx builds.

The Small Form Factor has always been limited. Corsair was always the king in the psu space. To save a few bucks I tried another brand, it starts with Thermal..... the first unit was ear piercingly loud, not coil whine, but like a dog whistle for humans. Replaced it and the second unit did the same. Shelled out the few more bucks for the 2024 Corsair 850W and lost a few watts, but its and its perfect. I know most. if not all power supplies are made by the same 2-3 companies, but whoever Corsair is using, they picked the winner. Also it comes with 3 PCIE cables, unlike a few other brands.

I recently upgraded my build with the Corsair 1000W Fully Modular SFX Power Supply, and I couldn't be happier with my choice! This power supply has proven to be a fantastic addition to my setup, providing reliable power and impressive features.Performance:With a robust 1000W output, this power supply has plenty of headroom for high-performance components. I’m running a powerful GPU and several drives, and the Corsair PSU handles everything with ease. The stable power delivery has been exceptional, with no fluctuations or issues during intense gaming sessions or heavy workloads.Efficiency:The 80 Plus Gold certification means it operates efficiently, helping to keep my energy bills in check while also reducing heat output. This efficiency is especially important for a high-wattage unit, ensuring that I’m getting the most out of my investment.Fully Modular Design:The fully modular design is a standout feature. It allows me to use only the cables I need, resulting in a cleaner build with improved airflow. Cable management has never been easier, and it’s a huge plus for anyone who values a tidy setup.Cooling & Noise:The quiet 120mm fan is impressive. Even under load, it operates quietly, making it suitable for both gaming and office environments. I appreciate that the fan only ramps up when necessary, contributing to a peaceful computing experience.Compatibility & Build Quality:This PSU is compatible with ATX 3.0 and PCIe 5.0 standards, making it a future-proof choice for anyone looking to build or upgrade their rig. The build quality feels solid, with a durable chassis that inspires confidence.Overall Impression:The Corsair 1000W Fully Modular SFX Power Supply is an excellent investment for anyone looking for a high-performance, efficient, and quiet power solution. With its reliable performance and user-friendly design, I highly recommend it to anyone building a new system or upgrading their existing

Power efficiency is top notch. Quiet fan with braided flexible cables. Minus one star because a cable peeled during cable management process.Reminder that a PC shouldn’t be turned completely off after each shutdown. The PSU will take a hit after each switch flip so it’s recommended to have a grounded power. Providing clean power is also recommended so a quality UPS is a must.

Super compact, yet powerful with a nice modular design for a clean build. Cables the right size for an ITX/compact build. You don't want extra cable length in a compact case and Corsair gets it right.My only complaint is that the fan wont spin unless the PSU itself is getting hot. I've had my system overheat and shutdown, but the PSU fan is not moving. While I love how silent it is, I wish there was a way to manually turn the fan on to help move air through the case to help the CPU cooler out.