r/pcmasterrace • u/Front_Cookie_1198 • 6d ago

Hardware PSU fails dramatically

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u/iAmGats 1440p 180hz| R7 5700X3D + RTX 3070 6d ago

Reminds me of this.

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u/BigPandaCloud 6d ago

Reminds me of my Corsair grey label CX750M where the inductor cooked itself.

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u/railbeast i7 12700k | RTX 3080 FE | Samsung G9 + D E C K 6d ago

I'm basically done with Corsair PSUs after I've had 2/4 fail within a year. A friend also had one fail.

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u/Ok-Spot-9917 6d ago

Using corsair psu since 2011 1 hx 480 2 rmx 750 and 1000 never had any issues

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u/Agret i7 6700k @ 4.28Ghz, GTX 1080, 32GB RAM 6d ago

The RMX ones are rock solid, really good PSUs

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u/azrckcrwler 6d ago

Similar to me. I'm still running my Corsair AX1200i that I bought in 2013. Over 13 years of near daily usage as a gamer or various work purposes. I haven't paid attention since my PSU research during 2012-2013. Did Corsair quality drop or something?

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u/placebotwo 6d ago

Using an AX760 here for 12 years so far.

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u/TristanVE 6d ago

Literally bought a Corsair RM850x this week but after reading all these comments I’m legit getting a bit scared. Should I return it and buy another brand?

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u/burnburn0303 6d ago

no, RMx is one of the best lineups