Question 1

Quick Question: I'm not familliar with power supplies and electricity, but can I run an amd r9 270x graphics card and upgrade later to the 280x or even the hd 7990 card?

Accepted Answer

Yes you can run any of those cards with the  CORSAIR CX750M 750W. You could even run the r9 270x in a crossfire configuration.
The 270x recommends 550w. Both the 7990 and the 280x recommend at least 750w.

The r9 280x is a remake of the 7970 card. That card(7970)recommends anywhere from 500w upward to 650w depending upon the amount of factory overclocking. I mention this because, while the r9 280x Recommends 750w if you chose to overclock you will have plenty of power to do so with 750w.

If you intend to overclock the cpu and gpu, and you are running  7990, I would recommend going with 850w.

If no overclocking then 750w will be just fine with any of these cards

Question 2

Will this fit a EVGA GeForce GTX 970 04G-P4-3975-KR 4GB SSC ?

Accepted Answer

Absolutely, it will work with most any single GPU setup that use 8 + 8 pins. The EVGA 970 SSC uses 8 + 6 and 970s in general use very little power, you could probably even get away with a 500w to 600w depending on the rest of the systems power draw.

But I'd still get a 750w just to give you headroom.

Question 3

Does this power supply have a least 2 x 6 pin connector?  From what I've seen it does but I wanted to make sure it will be able to support an ASUS Radeon HD 7870 video card.  Thanks.

Accepted Answer

I have Radeon HD 7870 and it works fine

Question 4

I will have Gigabyte GA-970A-D3P with AMD FX-8320 processor and Gigabyte GV-R725OC-1GI video card. I will install a 240GB SSD, Samsung DVD burner, Team Vulcan 8GB (2x 4GB sticks) PC3 12800, 5 fans with LED running at 2000rpm. Is this PSU good for the specs I'm using?

Accepted Answer

I'm running an Intel 4670k I5, Asrock Z87 Extreme6/AC, 2x8GB G-Skill Ripjaw x, 240GB Samsung EVO SSD, Gigabyte GTX 770 OC 4GB, Corsair 750m, Corsair 600t graphite white case

Everything runs stable so far, the only thing I noticed was when I'm running Battlefield 4 or Arma 3 which that's the two main games I play, the power supply makes a funny sound like two or three different tones its not load but if you go near the case you can hear it.
I haven't heard it recently any way I have been using it for two months now 
The other thing I noticed is that it gets a little warm when I'm playing those games but consider I'm running an over clocked graphics card(factory over clocked) up to 1228 MHz.

Question 5

Will 750w Power supply be compatible with these parts? Or should I go 850w?

-MSI Radeon R9 390X DirectX 12 R9 390X GAMING 8G 8GB 512-Bit GDDR5 PCI Express 3.0 HDCP Ready CrossFireX Support ATX Video Card

-ASUS Z170-A LGA 1151 Intel Z170 HDMI SATA 6Gb/s USB 3.1 USB 3.0 ATX Intel Motherboard

-WD Blue 1TB Desktop Hard Disk Drive - 7200 RPM SATA 6 Gb/s 64MB Cache 3.5 Inch - WD10EZEX - OEM

-SAMSUNG 850 EVO 2.5" 250GB SATA III 3-D Vertical Internal Solid State Drive (SSD) MZ-75E250B/AM

Accepted Answer

Total the power requirements of all your components when they're under maximum load. Use the total to select a power supply that will handle that number with ease and that will be the supply that's compatible for your system.

Question 6

ASUS ROG MAXIMUS VIII HERO ALPHA LGA 1151 Intel Z170 HDMI SATA 6Gb/s USB 3.1 USB 3.0 ATX Intel Motherboard this is my motherboard is this compatible?

Accepted Answer

Yes it is

Question 7

Is it PCIe * 16 video card?

Accepted Answer

It has two PCIE type 3 rails. It is a PSU, so it does not have anything to do with the card format (i.e. x1,x4,x8,x16)

Question 8

Will this product work with the 6th gen Core i5 Skylake?

Accepted Answer

Yeah, no problem. It might be cutting it close if you also have three video cards and are overclocking, but should be fine otherwise.

Question 9

I was wondering if this power supply is compatible with a Intel i5 skylake processor?

Accepted Answer

Yes, this power supply is compatible with the new Skylake processors. A couple power supplies are known to have issues due to how Haswell and Skylake processors will go into a sleep state to cut power consumption when idling, but this only effects the cheaper Corsair power supplies such as the VS series and the CX series that are under 600W.

Source: Corsair's blog post circa July 2015. Title is "The Skylake Primer: What You Need to Know About Intel's 6th Generation Core Processors" if you need more information.

Question 10

how do i know this is the right fit for my pc? i have a cyberpower full size tower and need to upgrade my power supply to run the video card, the power supply i have in there is 350w

Accepted Answer

get a minimum of a 550 ps but I would suggest a little bigger. I run 750's now in all my builds and have never had an issue running the latest cards

Type	ATX12V v2.3
Maximum Power	750 W
Fans	1 x 135mm Sleeve Bearing Fan
PFC	Active
Main Connector	24Pin
+12V Rails	Single
PCI-Express Connector	4 x 6+2-Pin
SATA Power Connector	8
SLI	SLI Ready
Haswell Support	Yes
CrossFire	CrossFire Ready
Max PSU Length	160 mm
Modular	Semi-Modular
Efficiency	Up to 85%
Energy-Efficient	80 PLUS BRONZE Certified
Over Voltage Protection	Yes
Input Voltage	100 - 240 V
Input Frequency Range	47 - 63 Hz
Input Current	12 - 6A
Output	+3.3V@25A, +5V@25A, +12V@62A, [email protected], +5VSB@3A
MTBF	100,000 hours
Connectors	1 x 24-Pin main connector 1 x 8-Pin EPS12V CPU 4 x PCI-E 8 x SATA 6 x Peripheral 2 x Floppy

Dimensions	3.39" x 5.91" x 6.30"
Weight	7.80 lbs.

CORSAIR CX-M Series CX750M 750W 80 PLUS BRONZE Haswell Ready ATX12V & EPS12V Semi-modular Power Supply

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