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- The latest ATX12V v2.31 and EPS 2.92 standards and it is backward compatible with ATX12V 2.2 and ATX12V 2.01 systems
- An ultra-quiet double ball-bearing fan delivers excellent airflow at an exceptionally low noise level by varying fan speed in response to temperature
- 80PLUS Bronze certified, delivering up to 85% energy efficiency at real world load conditions
- Active Power Factor Correction (PFC) with PF value of 0.99
- 5 Year Warranty
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Product Description
The Enthusiast Series TX V2 is part of Corsair’s best price-performance range of power supplies, designed to meet the exacting standards and performance needs of demanding enthusiasts. TX Series power supplies are ideal for performance enthusiasts who require an affordable, high-wattage, reliable and highly efficient PSU. Corsair TX V2 Series PSUs are compatible with the latest Intel and AMD platforms and NVIDIA and AMD multi-graphics configurations.
The Corsair Enthusiast Series TX750 V2 power supply is designed for high-performance, multi-core, multi-graphics PCs. It features a 60A single +12V rail -- essential for reliably powering multiple graphics cards. Extra-long cables support full tower chassis, and 80Plus Bronze certified efficiency guarantees cool, quiet operation with minimal wasted energy.
The Corsair Enthusiast Series TX750 V2 is ideal for performance enthusiasts who require an affordable, high-wattage, reliable and highly efficient PSU.
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Corsair Enthusiast Series TX750 V2 750 Watt High Performance Power Supply CMPSU750TXV2UK Components Computer Cabinets
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Customer Reviews
Most Helpful Customer Reviews
8 of 8 people found the following review helpful
I had to upgrade my PSU to be able to run an HD6870 gfx card.
My first thought was that this was a bit pricey for what i wanted but after watching an uboxing video i was sold and when the product finally came i was not disapointed.
It was extremly easy to install and had more connections than id ever seen on a PSU perfect for future upgrades and of a very high quality.
In short there are cheaper 750watt PSUs out there but with this you get what you pay for and a 5yr warrenty on top.
My first thought was that this was a bit pricey for what i wanted but after watching an uboxing video i was sold and when the product finally came i was not disapointed.
It was extremly easy to install and had more connections than id ever seen on a PSU perfect for future upgrades and of a very high quality.
In short there are cheaper 750watt PSUs out there but with this you get what you pay for and a 5yr warrenty on top.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
I recently upgraded to an i7 processor (which is brilliant, I might add!) and a new motherboard. I took it into a shop to get it fitted, and low and behold I needed a new PSU. So I asked the man at the shop to put one in (an EVO labs model, so I expected it to work!) - this then blew. He replaced it (for free, to be fair...). This PSU didn't blow, but kept cutting out and rebooting my PC during graphics heavy games, and was as noisy as a jet engine!
So I bit the bullet and bought this Corsair TX750 v2 from Amazon. At £80, it isn't a 'value' option, but I promise it's worth the money, and you could pay a lot more for something not much better! The description doesn't make it clear, but this IS NOT a modular PSU. There are A LOT of connections, and all the wires have thick cable coverings. It's obviously built to be durable, but it was a squeeze finding a place for all the spare wires I wasn't using (who needs like 8 sata connections anyway!?). If you have a small case, a modular PSU might be better for you, however cable ties are supplied and if you're good at tetris there shouldn't be a problem.
This PSU also comes with EPS 12v (that's CPU power, which most modern motherboards require) 4-pin AND 8-pin. The latest intel and AMD chips NEED an 8-pin if you're using power hungry programs, so this is an upside.
This thing is also REALLY quiet! I have decent CPU and case fans, so with this my PC is next to silent. It does pick up a bit when it's under load (in a video game, for example), but, to put it in context, it never gets louder than my PS3 (and that thing is really quiet!). In fact, I've sometimes walked up to the PC and tried to turn it on, not realising it already is!
A brilliant buy! I've learnt you shouldn't skimp on a PSU. Unless you have a military grade PC, if you want a well priced PSU upgrade I wouldn't look further than this product.
So I bit the bullet and bought this Corsair TX750 v2 from Amazon. At £80, it isn't a 'value' option, but I promise it's worth the money, and you could pay a lot more for something not much better! The description doesn't make it clear, but this IS NOT a modular PSU. There are A LOT of connections, and all the wires have thick cable coverings. It's obviously built to be durable, but it was a squeeze finding a place for all the spare wires I wasn't using (who needs like 8 sata connections anyway!?). If you have a small case, a modular PSU might be better for you, however cable ties are supplied and if you're good at tetris there shouldn't be a problem.
This PSU also comes with EPS 12v (that's CPU power, which most modern motherboards require) 4-pin AND 8-pin. The latest intel and AMD chips NEED an 8-pin if you're using power hungry programs, so this is an upside.
This thing is also REALLY quiet! I have decent CPU and case fans, so with this my PC is next to silent. It does pick up a bit when it's under load (in a video game, for example), but, to put it in context, it never gets louder than my PS3 (and that thing is really quiet!). In fact, I've sometimes walked up to the PC and tried to turn it on, not realising it already is!
A brilliant buy! I've learnt you shouldn't skimp on a PSU. Unless you have a military grade PC, if you want a well priced PSU upgrade I wouldn't look further than this product.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
Built brilliantly, has all the ports you'd ever need to run just about any PC. Wanted this to run my NVidia GTX 560 Ti (though this is far more powerful than I'd ever need, I wanted something as futureproof as I could afford) and it does so admirably, barely ever gets loud, stays perfectly cool and powers more things than you would ever come to need. There are cheaper PSU's out there but for those who truly value stability, power and expandability a PSU like this is invaluable when it comes to assuring your PC will stay up to date for as long as you want it to.
5 year warranty sweetens the deal, too. Props to Corsair.
5 year warranty sweetens the deal, too. Props to Corsair.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
A great upgrade from a 430w psu
right, so this is the first psu i have ever bought besides the stock coolermaster 500 430w one that came with the rest of my computer. Read more
Published 9 days ago by mahfuz27
Cosair loves you!
Cosair give you loads of power cable because they want you to power everything and this power supply does the trick!
Published 13 days ago by LeftoverTofu
Typical Corsair Excellence, but not quiet
My old PSU blew out, so got this as a replacement.
It has plenty of connectors, solid build and construction. Read more
It has plenty of connectors, solid build and construction. Read more
Published 25 days ago by T. M. Mccurdy
high power 750 PSU
bought this to replace a 500w one which gave up the ghost. this one is a bit pricey but i guess you have to pay a bit more for quality. Read more
Published 1 month ago by Mr. Bernard P. Wolfe
Good if you don't mind the noise.
This unit does the job and great for the price - it's a good PSU.. apart from the noise. I've been building a quiet desktop build and like another reviewer here, I have to totally... Read more
Published 1 month ago by R. A. Mcaulay
It's a power supply
It's a big fat power supply, it has lots of nice long fabric covered leads, actually more than can be used in any one configuration, but the unneeded ones can be tucked away ok. Read more
Published 2 months ago by W. Black
Success
The new PC I built just turned off when under heavy gaming action. Replaced the PSU this this one and the problem has gone away. Brilliant!!
Published 2 months ago by Tony
Good, but not that quiet
Bought this about a month ago based on the positive feedback on this site. I installed this in my PC and the first thing I noticed was that it was louder than everything else in... Read more
Published 2 months ago by Kievill
Excellent PSU for the money
Bought this for a new build
i7 2600k, noctua nh d-14, evga 560 ti ds, antec df-85
One of the best bang for buck psu`s on the market with a 5 year warranty. Read more
i7 2600k, noctua nh d-14, evga 560 ti ds, antec df-85
One of the best bang for buck psu`s on the market with a 5 year warranty. Read more
Published 3 months ago by Doogie
Corsair TX750 Psu, Excellent,
For the money this psu is simply the best out there for a 750 watt.
Has every connection type you could ever want.
Plus a 5 year warranty :)
Has every connection type you could ever want.
Plus a 5 year warranty :)
Published 4 months ago by Simon
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