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Corsair TX750 750Watt Power Supply Review
Author: Austin Hamann
Published: Tuesday, August 19, 2008
External & Internal Impressions Cont.
Here, we see the cables, the many cables, all fully sleeved, and all very long., with the main connector (20+4) being 24”; the ATX/EPS connector (4+4) being 25”; the PCI-E connectors (6+2) being 25”; SATA and Molex connectors in cables @16”, 22”, 28”, 35” and floppy connectors at the ends of Molex cables @40”.
There are some cases where routing these would be difficult because the length is too short, but for a majority of cases, these cables are plenty long.
There are some cases where routing these would be difficult because the length is too short, but for a majority of cases, these cables are plenty long.
On the secondary side, you can see where the wires are soldered to the PCB, and where the plug for the fan is.
When the top is off the 750TX, we can take notice of the fan, it is the stellar Yate Loon D14BH-12, rated for 140CFM at 2800RPM and 48.5db. Good thing this fan is thermally controlled or this would be quite loud. It also has a transparent plastic shield to cover the wires exiting the PSU.
