Corsair Celebrates 10M PSUs Sold In 10 Years With Special Edition RM1000i

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Aris Mpitziopoulos
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  • alidan
    could definitely use a new psu, maybe not one that powerful but would still be nice to get as it cuts out some cost of my next computer
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  • alidan
    18946700 said:
    what is the switch above the LED for?
    what is the usb port below the LED for?
    what is the plug jack below the usb port for?
    uncool story bro, you didn't even go thru the options.

    I just assume the thing lights up and the switch changes a few presets,
    usb possibly is for monitoring the power, or for setting your own usb custom color...

    beyond that no clue

    oh, the jack below looked like a molex.
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  • mras
    It's a standard Corsair RM*i unit, meaning, that;
    The PSU fan runs at 0 RPM at low usage of the PSU.
    The button is there for you to test if the fan actual does work, even it keeps running in 0rpm mode.
    The MicroUSB and the 4plug port, is for communicating with the PSU, where you can get information about like load level, voltage level etc.
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  • Dark Lord of Tech
    Will have mine Monday can't wait!
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