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Bill
> 3 dayBought this for a new build. Great packaging and quality. Easy to work with and install. Cant tell if I can hear it or not, but it doesnt stand out at least! I only wish the CPU cables were an inch or more longer. It was a tight stretch in a Phanteks P500A.
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Audrey Lévesque
> 3 dayCela fait quelque temps que je lai instaler et utiliser et elle est simplement parfaite. Jamais de cable emcombrant , pas de gros bruit dérangeant et dexcellante qualité.
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Endre Cseko
> 3 dayBought this to replace an OCZ 600W power supply so I was not upgrading from a low end PSU, but the low noise of this unit is surprising. Stability is also very good, I have heavily overclocked CPU sensitive to voltage variations and all runs great.
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davandy
> 3 dayJust use which cables you need. Just a little more expensive than its competitors but that is fine. Stiff cables though.
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Jon
> 3 daythe picture is of my recent pc, but this rmx 850 psu, powered my r7 2700x/vega 64 pc for 2 and a half years. now the very same psu is powering my new r7 5800x vega 64 pc. hopeing to get a 6800 xt to go with the cpu soon.
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Nick
> 3 dayI purchased the RM750 after I got a more powerful GPU for my first build. Up until then, I had been using a 600-Watt EVGA non-modular PSU (which was great and had enough power output, but didnt have two PCIe 6+2 connections). Going to a fully modular PSU was quite convenient since I didnt have a load of unused cables hardwired into the old PSU just gunking up the space under the case. The installation was easy enough, and this PSU has more than enough connections for most applications. The thing has been working flawlessly since, and is ridiculously quiet.
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barill,Mark
> 3 daynice item
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jean-philippe
> 3 dayBon produit
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john w. frey
> 3 daySo easy, even a non techie can install it
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Edward B.
03-04-2025I liked how quiet the fan is when the power supply is turned on.