iLLGaming tests Corsair's 1000W offering in the RM1000 PSU. Marketed as a silent and efficient performer, we test the PSU to see if it delivers on its promises.
ThePCEnthusiast.com: "Corsair is well known for producing high quality and reliable Memory, Gaming Case, Power Supplies and many more. Corsair has recently released their latest lineup of modular power supplies, the RM series. The new Corsair RM series are fully modular Power supplies and are 80 Plus Gold certified. They also feature silent operation and Zero RPM Fan mode (fans will only turn when it hits a certain percentage of load). And they are cheaper compared to the HX and AX series. So if you are planning to buy one, you might be wondering, if the Corsair RM and HX have the same features, why are the RM cheaper, and which one should you buy?"
The PC Enthusiast: "Corsair has released a new entire lineup of Power Supplies, the Corsair RM Series, featuring full modular cabling system, 80 Plus Gold certification and is optimized for silence. The new RM Series is built with low-noise capacitors and is cooled by a 135mm fan that only turns on when it really needs to. Check out its features, specs, price and where you can buy below."
Maximum PC: Corsair on Thursday added a new line of quiet power supplies (PSUs) dubbed RM Series to its product portfolio. These are intended to replace the TX Series of PSUs while adding 80 Plus Gold level energy efficiency, whisper-quiet operation, and monitoring capabilities, Corsair said. Even when delivering high levels of power, Corsair claims you'll hardly hear a peep out of its RM Series.
