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Corsair RM750 750 W Review

Posted on September 10, 2019 By Jarvis

Corsair’s plan with the revamped RM line is to offer the same performance levels as with its popular RMx lines at more affordable prices. To achieve this, all RM models come with slightly lower-quality capacitors which will still outlive the ten-year warranty and a more affordable fan that uses a rifle bearing. So instead of the Japanese Nichicon and Chemi-Con caps and bullet-proof NR135L fan the RMx models use, you will find Chinese Elite caps and a Hong-Hua fan in their RM units.
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