I don't blame corsair, but dumb users and "experts" who don't know what they are talking about. Corsair is a company that wants to make money - if they don't have a product in a given market segment, then they are losing money. If newbie x reads on a forum that he needs an 850 watt or higher psu fo...

xentrex wrote: any advice would be much appreciated!

Are you sure it's the PSU? If you still have the stock fan on the 8800GTX it should be way louder than the PSU fan.

I just purchased the VX450 from buy.com, it arrived DOA. Fantastic. Now it'll be weeks before I get it back from RMA. Please email me with details at powerguy@corsairmemory.com I would like to see how this happened and get your RMA number so I can test this PSU when it gets back. We did a 100% test...

I would challenge you to prove that any system built on current technology would ever demand a power output above your current PSU lineup. With the current trend of power/watt, and power profiles comming down, larger PSU capacities seem to be opposite of current and future needs. Even with SLI setu...

great review (and timely). Mike, any idea why Corsair didn't apply for 80Plus certification? We have applied, it is pending. It will certainly be certified as it meets all the requirements as far as our internal tests can show so far. Our intent is to produce a wide-range of products that are best-...

Hey guys, Redbeard here. This thread is pretty interesting and I'd like to get some more info from you guys. Corsair is dedicated to the silent PC enthusiast and we want to make our power supply the best possible power supply for balancing high power demands and low noise generation. We've sold tens...

I’m not too convinced about the cooling fins, they look insufficient. Reminds me a bit of the Energy + which turned out to be a real bummer in the heat and noise department. Regardless, a review here at SPCR would be interesting. The cooling fins are actually more than sufficient for the combinat...