Updates on CORSAIR RMx series Low-Noise Power Supplies with Native ATX 12V-2×6 Connector and ATX 3.1 Compliance.
Cooler Master ATX 3.1
The renowned low-noise RMx line of power supply from CORSAIR has been updated with ATX 3.1 compliance, a native ATX 12V-2×6 connection, a manual fan speed control knob, and other enhancements. With an A+ noise rating from Cybenetics and Gold-certified efficiency (up to 91%), the new RMx family of completely modular, ultra-flexible embossing cables makes wire routing easier even in the trickiest PC designs.
With a manual fan override knob and a magnetic dome construction, the 140mm Fluid-Dynamic Bearing fan that cools the power supply makes the CORSAIR RMx series one of the quietest and most dependable power supplies out there.
Corsair RM1000x Connections
Director of Power Supply Research and Development at CORSAIR Jon Gerow commented, “they’re happy to launch the new CORSAIR RMx series with an entirely new electrical design that includes a six-layer PCB for better thermal and electrical performance, an upgraded fan, and full ATX 3.1 compliance.”
Additionally, we are pleased to report that it received an A+ grade for audible noise and a Cybenetics Gold certification for efficiency. 100% Japanese electrolytic capacitors are used in every RMx power supply, which ensures dependable power and lifespan even under demanding circumstances. The power supply output is delivered at 50°C ambient temperature.
CORSAIR ATX 3.1
Every RMx Series PSU, which comes in 750W, 850W, and 1000W variants, is completely compatible with ATX 3.1 and has a native 12V-2×6 connection to handle high-end GPUs, both present and future. With its half-dome construction and PWM control, the 140mm FDB fan produces less noise and has a longer lifetime by lowering surface friction. With minimum noise as power ramps up and fanless operation at low loads, thanks to a precisely developed fan curve. The provided knob on the back of the device allows users to fast and easily override this.
Easy concealment is made possible by the CORSAIR RMx series‘ totally modular, embossed cables, which are elegant and very flexible. They can bend to fit almost any device inside a case without breaking a sweat. Low-profile combs on the 12v-2×6 cable provide a sleek appearance that enhances rather than hides your GPU. With a stamped, low-restriction fan grill and an enhanced connection architecture with more lucid labeling, the RMx PSU casing is completely new. The RMx Series works with our separately offered ARGB PSU cable strips and CORSAIR Premium Individually Sleeved Type 4 PSU cables for those who desire a pop of color.
CORSAIR RMx series power supplies come in dimensions of 150 x 86 x 160 mm and come with an assortment of cables and connections that change according to the model that is bought.
RMx Series Guarantee
A ten-year guarantee and the global customer care and technical support network of CORSAIR are provided for the CORSAIR RMx series.
ATX 3.1 Release Date
These power supplies will be sold by approved shops and on the CORSAIR website starting in September 2024. Prices vary according on the model, therefore it’s best to check local merchants or CORSAIR’s online site for exact pricing. A ten-year warranty is included with every machine, guaranteeing dependability and assistance over the long run.
ATX 3.1
Low-noise power supply from CORSAIR RMx Series are now fully compatible with ATX 3.1 and come with a native ATX 12V-2×6 connection. These improvements provide improved performance and dependability while guaranteeing compatibility with both present-day and future-generation GPUs. A manual fan speed control knob, improved cooling, and completely modular, flexible connections are further features of the new RMx versions that make installation easier in intricate PC designs.
With an 80 PLUS Gold efficiency certification (up to 91%) and a Cybenetics A+ noise rating, these power supplies are a great option for energy efficiency and silent operation. They are available in 750W, 850W, and 1000W models. For quieter, longer-lasting operation, the CORSAIR RMx series also has a 140mm Fluid Dynamic Bearing fan with a magnetic dome construction.
Corsair RM1000x
A high-performance, low-noise power supply, the Corsair RMx Series RM1000x is designed to fit the demands of contemporary workstation and gaming systems. As it is now compliant with the most recent ATX 3.1 standard, it belongs to CORSAIR RMx series and is a great option for high-end hardware combinations.
RM1000x
Principal attributes of the Corsair RMx Series
1000W Power Output: Suitable for demanding gaming rigs and workstations with power-hungry GPUs and CPUs, this power output can provide up to 1000 watts of clean, consistent power.
ATX 3.1 Compliance: Compatibility with the newest motherboards and forthcoming hardware standards is ensured by ATX 3.1 Compliance. It is designed to effectively support the newest generation of CPUs and graphics cards.
ATX 12V-2×6 connector: Improved cable management and optimized for next-generation graphics cards, the native ATX 12V-2×6 connector eliminates the need for adapters. For high-performance GPUs like the NVIDIA 40-series, this is very helpful.
80 PLUS Gold Efficiency: With an 80 PLUS Gold certification and an efficiency of up to 90%, the RM1000x helps lower energy bills by using less energy for heat and other purposes.
Low Noise Operation: When operating at low to medium loads, the power supply is almost quiet thanks to Corsair’s Zero RPM fan mode. Because it only runs when needed, the fan is perfect for silent PC setups.
Completely modular: Cabling enables constructions to be neater and more structured by connecting just the wires that are required. This enhances the case’s internal ventilation as well.
Japanese Capacitors: Reliability and endurance over extended periods of operation are ensured by high-quality, 105°C-rated Japanese capacitors.
For customers who want a power supply that can handle demanding configurations, the CORSAIR RMx series is a sturdy and dependable choice that guarantees steady power delivery while retaining energy economy and silent operation.
