Corsair RM750x PSU Review: Improving On A Classic
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Protection Features
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Protection Features | |
OCP | 12V: 79.94A (127.9%), 12.106V 5V: 34.67A (138.68%), 4.98V 3.3V: 37.6A (150.4%), 3.26V 5VSB: 5.8A (193.33%), 4.878V |
OPP | 973.37W (129.78%) |
OTP | ✓ (190°C @ 12V heat sink) |
SCP | 12V: ✓ 5V: ✓ 3.3V: ✓ 5VSB: ✓ -12V: ✓ |
PWR_OK | Operates properly |
NLO | ✓ |
SIP | Surge: MOV Inrush: NTC thermistor & bypass relay |
The OCP triggering points are set high on every rail. Meanwhile, the RM750x delivers almost 975W before its over-power protection feature intervenes. Over-temperature protection is also set high.
Finally, we did observe short circuit protection on all of the rails, and the power-good signal proved accurate.
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Aris Mpitziopoulos is a contributing editor at Tom's Hardware, covering PSUs.
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joedavies87 I bought one last year and did not realize that I would need two EPS cables for future builds. Moved to EVGA. Corsair was too late.Reply