Corsair Gaming Series 600-Watt 80 Plus Certified Power Supply Compatible with Intel and AMD Platforms - CMPSU-600G

What else could you ask from Corsair, they deliver great power and efficiency,I have i7 2700k Overclocked to 4.4 ghz GTX 680 and 16gb of memory and works like a champ

The company I bought this from haphazardly throw it in an over-sized package with not padding or support and it traveled through the gauntlet of the USPS in perfect working order....if that's not a true test of durable construction, I don't know what is. It has plenty of SATA and molex connectors along with two 6+2 video card connections. The cables are well insulated and stretch to fit any case. The LED lights are nice and can be switched off. Also, the biggest plus in my book, it runs rather quiet. All around good PSU. The only con I would say is that it weighs 6 lbs, making my PCs over all weight noticeably higher. But I will be sticking with this brand for future builds.

The original GS700 I purchased was DOA... it didn't work out of the box. This surprised me because Corsair has a good track record for reliability. Since I needed a quick turnaround, I bought a replacement from my local Best Buy and returned the defective unit to Amazon (would have gotten another from Amazon if I didn't need it working that day). Return/refund process was simpler than I expected. I give the product 4 stars because, aside from the one being rotten, the replacement is working wonderfully.

Needed a bigger power supply for some upgrades I was making and this did the job! Good price, seems to be working great, and the blue LEDs had a good look!

I received my Corsair GS600, but I can't say much about it due to the instructions manual is missing. So I can't install it.

You might find yourself wondering where's the four pin connector. if your motherboard requires a 4 pin power connection then you take the eight point power connection and split it in have. it literally just snaps together and apart so easy enough. Also do i put it fan up or down? I put the fan down. i wish to use it properly and not for cosmetics. you may put it fan up but id rather force some more hot air out of my system. I'll use the case the way its meant to be used.

OK, I don't want to get too detailed. After all, there's not much to say about a power supply, as long as it is working OK. I will state that it runs fanless, which was a pleasant surprise. If you try to google detailed reviews of this, you won't have any luck. That is, unless you dig deep enough to uncover the fact that this is a CWT PSH II platform. Then you can find helpful reviews of it. For example, the Adata HM650 is reviewed *in detail* by a couple of the hardware review sites. The Adata HM650 is just a modular version of the Corsair GS600. Oh, and this power supply is actually 700W, even though it's marketed as a 600W.

came in a corsair box but it wasn't a corsair power supply