Corsair SF Series, SF600, 600 Watt, SFX, 80+ Platinum Certified, Fully Modular Power Supply (Renewed)

It lasted 13 months and then started to just turn off on its own with barely any system load. This is my second SF series PSU that has had issues. If you buy SF series I highly recommend just paying full price to ensure you have the full warranty.EDIT: 1 star to 5 starsI don't know what it was but I believe it was some sort of issue with the microfit atx cable on my 3080 that was causing the issue. I was not able to replicate it on another system and it actually went away all together after just reconnecting the wires. It's just weird because it worked for over a year then started being flaky.

I just got this and, to make things clear, this is renewed by Corsair themselves and includes a 90 day warranty. It comes packed in brown cardboard box (inside another box, which probably could have used another air pillow, annoyingly) with all the cables you'd expect, zip ties, and a panel to adapt the PSU to a normal ATX PSU mount. I don't have a complete system yet, but I plugged it into an older computer to test and it worked just fine. Was completely silent as I didn't load the system all that much after boot. Also, no cosmetic issues whatsoever that I can see.Will update if I have reliability or fan noise/coil issues, but as of right now, I'm happy with this. We really should be reusing these "dumb" electronics that don't really go out of date as much as possible, so bonus points for doing something against e-waste.Edit: Still going strong after a few months, not a single blip, through some decent overclocking/benchmarking/gaming (R5 3600 + GTX 1080). Based on my calculations, I should be able to go up to a R9 49xx (when that is released, assuming TDP doesn't rise drastically above the 39xx) and a RTX 3080 or AMD equiv with enough headroom. 600W is really quite enough for 99% of people, IMO!

Been buying this power supply exclusively for years now for my small form factor builds. It just doesn’t fail! I did own have one that seemed hotter than usual but Corsair was able to replace it with no issues. Great product with great customer service.

Came in a brown box but looked and felt new. It was clean and all the cables were tied as if new. Been using it for over a year now on my main desktop without issue. Powers a i7 9700K, ITX board, RTX 3080, 240mm AIO and 4x LED fans with ease.

Perfect for SFF builds.The individually sleeved cables are critical for navigating small spaces and ae the perfect length for my Meshroom case.I'm able to run my 12900k and 4090 build off this 750w PSU without any shutdown issues (not overclocked) while running benchmarks, Blender, and MW2.Mine came with a missing PCIE cable but the seller shipped me a replacement over night.

Sadly, I didn't realize this was meant for small cases. I have an ATX one, so I had to improvise for now, will need to actually buy longer cables soon (ex: the PCI 24-pin one is just 300mm).However, the case itself came in excellent state and is working fine. Pretty much no noise and the fan will only kick in when the GPU really starts cranking.Didn't come with a manual.

A++ quality! Rolls fine with MSI 4090 supreme liquid and minisforum B550 mini PC. It has ENOUGH power, due to low power CPU inside mini PC. (65W TDP max)... Just need a new proper quality 12PWRwhatever cable - I took from the same Corsair brand on their official website.

I have not installed the PSU yet. I cannot do so because they sent cords that might fit a mini-itx MOBO, but all of them are 3 inches short on my ATX. Now I have to spend extra cash on connector extensions. I hope it works well when my additional 30 dollar extensions come in, but I cannot, in good conscience, rate this higher after I get it working. This kind of stupidity will have me second guessing all Corsair products in the future.