Cooler Master V 850W Gold SFX Power Supply

Psu works fine, fan is really quiet, if you're worried about noise i guarantee that this fan won't be the loudest fan in your system. With side panel off and my ear 2cm to the fan its extremely hard to hear over the sound of the cpu fan honestly don't care that much that it shuts off when not in use because its so quiet when its on anyway.The cables and the connectors are another story though. Cables are kinda stiff but definitely not something that i wouldnt expect but the connectors are really stiff. If you've ever watched pc building videos and seen the psu cables 'click' when the connecter is pushed all the way in and the clip engages - yeah that doesn't happen here. They are so stiff that im pretty sure half of my connectors are like 1~2 ml off from being ... MorePsu works fine, fan is really quiet, if you're worried about noise i guarantee that this fan won't be the loudest fan in your system. With side panel off and my ear 2cm to the fan its extremely hard to hear over the sound of the cpu fan honestly don't care that much that it shuts off when not in use because its so quiet when its on anyway.The cables and the connectors are another story though. Cables are kinda stiff but definitely not something that i wouldnt expect but the connectors are really stiff. If you've ever watched pc building videos and seen the psu cables 'click' when the connecter is pushed all the way in and the clip engages - yeah that doesn't happen here. They are so stiff that im pretty sure half of my connectors are like 1~2 ml off from being flush on the connectors. And its not the female connectors on the psu its the male connectors on the cables themselves - so you're gonna have this problem every time you plug one in - gpu, motherboard, psu etc. And god forbid you have to remove them, you're gonna need 2 flat head screw drivers one of those orange lego seperator tools and a strong faith in Jesus Christ for any chance at success. And no its not me being a fool and not pressing the clip to release the cable - Im honestly surprised no one else has mentioned this so it might have just been my unit.

Works great. Enough for a i9-9900K and a 3090. Super quiet operation.The cables are freaking long though for something intended for an sfx system.

I had to upgrade to this as my inwin 650w SFX PSU would not handle the 6900XT and hard crashed when loading games.I have had zero issue with this PSU running 5800x+6900xt in a mini ITX build. It is very quiet cool a must for any high performance builds that require an SFX.

A few months of use, no problems so far! A truly tiny and great quality product. It handles my RTX 3070 with ease with plenty of headroom if I decided to upgrade in the future.The only thing to note is that since its an SFX power supply, you must realise the cables will be shorter (it's SFX for a reason); which a few people tend to forget and expect otherwise. Do your research before a purchase!p.s. overall a great product and couldn't be more satisfied with the purchase!

The Fan is designed to turn ON only if the PC load is above 15% (~112.5W). So if your PC load is close to 15% then every time it goes above the 15% mark, the fans will max out for 2 seconds then turn off, as soon as the load goes below 15%. So if your PC idle load is close to 112W, every time you click a web page, scroll down, or do any action, the CPU clocks up and you surpass the 112.5W (15%) threshold and the PSU FAN will max out and after a second or two, when the CPU clock goes back down, the PSU fan will stop immediately.This makes it unbearable as the fan keeps ramping up and turning off in 1-2 second intervals when you are using your PC. This has been rectified in the revised version and I hope they replace the old ones with the new revised version (where ... MoreThe Fan is designed to turn ON only if the PC load is above 15% (~112.5W). So if your PC load is close to 15% then every time it goes above the 15% mark, the fans will max out for 2 seconds then turn off, as soon as the load goes below 15%. So if your PC idle load is close to 112W, every time you click a web page, scroll down, or do any action, the CPU clocks up and you surpass the 112.5W (15%) threshold and the PSU FAN will max out and after a second or two, when the CPU clock goes back down, the PSU fan will stop immediately.This makes it unbearable as the fan keeps ramping up and turning off in 1-2 second intervals when you are using your PC. This has been rectified in the revised version and I hope they replace the old ones with the new revised version (where they removed the fan stop feature) for those who are affected by this.

First time using an SFX PSU, crazy to think it can output up to 750w at its size and still remain silent.Installed in a NR200 for the last month.Cons:The cables are still quite long and semi rigid, But manageable.Pros:10 year Warranty is a good bonus.Well priced in comparison to the Corsair SFX PSUs.Very quiet.

Cables lenghths are not as advertsied

My unit arrived with a 300mm ATX cable. The box has this spec on it not the 650mm advertised. It fits into my media PC with about -1mm to spare. Both the PSU and MB connector and strained. Now I have to mess around with RMA

Excellent Little PSU

I bought this to run in a home NAS setup. It has been running non-stop since receiving and it is quiet and efficient in my small office setup. The fan barely runs at idle, so that is brilliant. The cables are not sleeved and low profile with proprietary slim connectors, so that could be challenging for custom cabling but I can highly recommend this for a SFF build where space for cabling is a challenge. Really no complaints.

Good power supply but the cables were too short.

The power supply cables were too short to reach the motherboard, forcing me to buy extensions. I have an NZXT H210i which is an ITX case so this problem shouldn't really be happening. Other than that, the power supply has been working perfectly fine.

Over all very good

Great power supply, as a 750 full modular should be, only con I'd say would be that the cables are very trainable, hard to bend the way you'd want