Corsair TX750M Power Supply

Becky

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19th Sep 2011

Hardware Heaven have reviewed the Corsair TX750M Power Supply:

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"Today on our test bench we have the TX750M, a new addition to the TX range of high performance PSUs from Corsair. Aesthetically it is similar to the rest of the TX range however this time round Corsair have reduced the number of hard wired cables and introduced modular sockets for wiring that may not be essential. Could this be the ideal mix of performance, cost and functionality for those not requiring a 1000w+ unit?"

Read the full review here

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