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ATX 3.0 standard with full assortment of modular cables from a respected manufacturer. Fast shipping and great price as always from NewEgg.

great price, great performance 10/10

There is really everything to like about this supply, and very little not to like. At $50, I don't give a rip if the cables are modular, as long as it has the cables I need. I have bought one of these, and I plan to buy more. This makes a good entry level server supply with the twin 8 pin cpu power outs (in 2 4+4 connectors, so if you have a legacy board, you don't have to buy another cable, you can just use half of the 4+4, and continue dancing). I have generally had good luck with RaidMax, and have been pleased with what I receive. It is a lot of bang for the buck. Their 650's are very reasonably priced as well.

Lots of cables

- Pretty quiet - Comes with nice bag that had all the modular cables in it. - Powers my system without any random shutdowns - Was actually PCIE 5.1 and ATX 3.1 compatible. Nice little bonus.

- Price for highly rated PSU - Modular design is slick - Building my new gaming computer and this PSU has a few futureproofing specs like ATX 3 and PCIe 5

Seems good for my setup and is working fine.

Work good has everything you need to run a PC. Cables were easy to work with.

Here are the pros: * QUALITY: Corsair quality is a big plus -- and all of that is earned. I can't comment on quality of Corsair products based on just this one, but a lifetime of PC building and Corsair's track record with me and with builders for a decade. heck, this line of PSUs is going strong after how many years? 8 years? They've "refreshed" their HXi 1000W and 1500W units, but we expect them to take good quality products and make them better, higher capacity, etc. over time. Corsair has done exactly that with all their PSU lines. * WARRANTY: Their ten year warranty is top notch, and honestly if it lasts ten years, it is almost surely free of defects -- it would probably last ten more, at that point. * COMPONENTS: Another quality guarantee -- components. Corsair doesn't mess around with cheap capacitors or low-quality conductors or anything like that. That doesn't mean they can't do something wrong, but the wrong isn't going to be popped capacitors. * VOLTAGES: I have a PSU tester (the $50 kind, not the $5000 kind), and it passed 100%. Voltages come in at 5.0V, 12.0V, and 3.2V (close enough). The pg signal is on the low side of normal (about 180-230), which is good. * 12V RAIL CONFIGURATIONS: The ability to switch between separate and combined 12V rails gives you the option -- if you're doing something extreme or custom -- to really tweak your performance vs. protection as you see fit. And that doesn't mean making the wrong choice (or never setting it up at all) will cause a problem if you don't know how to do this kind of tweaking. (Single-rail should be the default.) Disappointed it can only be configured through iCue (as far as I can tell). A physical switch would be much more useful, but I understand that might be a physical limitation. (To balance out this "pro" though, if this is not an important feature to you, you may still be paying a small premium for it. Sometimes we pay for features we don't need in a premium product, but it is important to know that.) * MODULAR: Full modular, it's a "pro" for sure, although at this price in 2022, it better be fully modular. Semi-modular and non-modular are for budget models only at this point. * CABLES: Cables are pliant and not too hard to route, bend, flex, twist, etc. The plain black works well as a default style for most builds, and if you're into special colored cables, you know you're going to need to buy them separately anyway. These are plain enough that they are low cost and don't add too much to the overall base price of the PSU (for people who will never use them) but they are still reliable and quality (for the rest of us). * EFFICIENCY: Platinum efficiency is great, and it does seem achieve 95% efficiency or better at high loads (at least, according to its self-reported stats, partially confirmed by a power monitor between the PC and the wall). * SILENT: The PSU also emits no audible whine or other sounds (when the fan is off), at least not that I can hear. * CABLE TIES: And good brands always get a bit of credit for throwing in some cable ties.

Power supply is quiet. It has all the connections I need. Right now it is hooked up to an Intel Arc B570 GPU. However, I have a MSI RTX 5070 coming and I like that this power supply already has the correct connector and I do not need an adapter.

-Silent -Nice modeled power output -Fine craftsmanship

Cables are easy to manage, black sleeved

- Beyond whisper quiet - Excellent Build Quality - Easy to install - Includes plenty of cabling options for a variety of builds

Great product the thermal temp sensor on the GPU cable is a cool idea no idea if it'll work. Looks good the wiring looks great and bends easily. So easy to route. No coil wine definitely would buy another one. Powering a 9800x3d and 9070XT

First time buying BeQuiet. Very sturdy and well made. Modular design is great so you only use what you need. So far it is reliable and no problems. For me and my build the cables are of sufficient length.

Very cool, very sexy

Fast, reliable, easily installed

Clean look, works as expected.

I like the size. I ran it on idle. It is for another build but I did not want it to wait around in the box to see if it powered on and worked. So I connected it up on the side of my case and ran it connected to the main board and graphics card. It was fine. I mean with a power supply the review is in the longevity so I can really only review did it power on and run the system. The cables are nice the build quality was nice.

- Modular cables were easy to work with and sturdy - Included 12VHPR cable so I didn't need to use adapter - Fairly quiet