New Corsair 950TX reviews?

I doubt there will be much of a market for that model mainly because the Corsair TX750 is quite capable of powering an overclocked Intel Core i7 920 system with two video cards operating in dual mode. Might be different for a very high end gamer using three video cards or someone who wants bragging rights.

XMSYellowbeard - I absolutely, positively, don't doubt it. I would expect nothing less from Corsair. I just don't know who the target audience might be. Typically gamers use only one or two video cards. Can you shed some light on that?

blotkis - On the other hand the official ATI recommendation for a system with two 5850's or 5870's is a 600 watt power supply with 40 amps on the 12 volt rail(s). That's for the entire system. Testing during technical reviews supports the recommendation. Those cards are a little more energy efficient and we're going to see more energy efficient cards in the future.

NOTE - There was one technical review where 668 watts was drawn at the wall outlet (mains) during a gaming session at peak but it was not for an overclocked Intel Core i7 920 system with two 5870's. It was for an overclocked Intel Core i7 970 Extreme system that few people can afford. Last time I looked the cpu alone cost just under $1,000.00 It was not a typical situation.

I actually don't know the OEM design the 950 is based on. I'm so busy with a current project I have not checked it out much. As far as target audience, this PSU fits in nicely between our 750/850 models and the HX1000. 2 GPU users, HEAVY benchmark guys, etc.