CORSAIR CX Series 750 Watt 80 Plus Bronze Modular Power Supply (CP-9020061-NA) (Renewed)

We have been using the CX 750 80+ Bronze for a few months and so far it has done a wonderful job. The installation went very well. Cosair supplied everything we needed. It never seems to get any warmer than our kitten cat. We haven't seen the fan run yet, and we know it works. We are aware that what we sacrificed is "Power Efficiency". Our PC would have cost us a little less to operate if we would have bought a 80+ Gold, or better. We're not running lots of hardware, like GPU's running in SLI and pushing our CPU for every gigahert it's worth. For what we are running, it all falls within the PSU's Efficiency Rating. It's rated at least for 82% efficiency at 20% load, 85% at 50% load, and 82% at 100% load.

I was a bit worried to buy this because it was "Renewed", but I have been using the power supply for a few months now and it is running great. I've had no problems with it. For reference I have a Ryzen 7 2700X and GTX 1070 with 2 SSD's so I'm not using that much power even at full usage, but like I said the power supply has done quite well for me.Absolutely worth the money considering it was less than half the price of a new one when I bought it.

I got a screaming deal on this modular power supply (the only two cables pre-attached are the motherboard and cpu power.Everything is fine and looks brand new. I searched all over it to find anything that would have been out of place. It powers my system really well (in fact it's a little bit of overkill at the moment) really it's a great power supply that was refurbed by Corsair themselves. If it wasn't for the fact that it came in a plain brown box, I would have never known.PS: it also came with all the cables, nothing was missing.Great deal!

Stupid good deal. Unfortunately since this was a refurb i got a lucky deal, but keep your eyes peeled.Pushing an i5-9600k at 5.2 and sapphire rx590 and once I upgrade the GPU I'll have even more power to spare. Solid and great little modular.

After about 2 years and a half I had zero problems so far. Nothing much to say.

Not a good product at all, continues to shut down randomly, went through the entire pc very carefully and part by part started swapping things out with spare parts I had laying around the shop, with the exception of my cpu because I don’t have a spare, the power supply being the last part to check. Swapped all other components and still having the same issue, finally swapped out the power supply with a spare SeaSonic 650w I had laying around and the problem disappeared, have ran now 10 different benchmarks and still going as apposed to earlier when it couldn’t make it through 1 with the Corsair 750m, started doing a little digging online and found that this is a widespread issue with this particular PSU that I was unaware of because I typically don’t use this brand. This wasn’t a bios issue, or anything else. PMust say I was a little taken back when I just read one review of someone having the same issue and apparently it was said that maybe that person didn’t know what they where doing and they messed up during the build, in my eyes that is pretty cowardess to do by the company, This is why reviews exist, so that your customers can easily make you aware of problems with your products and if you get a large number of customers saying the same thing the that should tell you that you need to take a hard look at your product and find out what’s going on, not try and degrade the people that are spending money to purchase your products. Will be contacting amazon in the morning to get a diff PSU and then calling Corsair to see what the issue is with this particular unit. In the meantime I would advise against getting this product until they can remedy this problem.

Runs everything like it should. Hasn't fried anything (yet). Semi-modualar, so I don't have a bunch of extra wires to hide. What more can I say? It's a PSU!

This power supply has many connectors (due to it being modular). The power supply reliably powers my desktop thru many games and everyday tasks. In fact, I even had a few times where my lights dimmed for a split second due to local storms and the computer was still running without a hitch even though my monitors and router completely lost power (please use a UPS if you depend on your computer to run momentarily thru a power outage)