Corsair RM1000e (2025) Fully Modular ATX Power Supply

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Corsair RM1000e (2025) Fully Modular ATX Power Supply

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Ismael c.

It's working the modular model is great

I bought it thinking the old one was fried but turns out it was a Ram 10/10 would buy again at least i have a modular PSU it's working fine so far. The only complaint i would have is that the wire as loose and not together so they might look a bit odd as they don't go as smooth

Evelyn Lopez

Excelente Producto.

Tengo meses con el producto, nunca dio una falla, llego en excelente estado, super recomendado.

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Reonan

Cumple lo que promete

Llego muy rapido en en buenas condiciones ,facil de instalar y muy buena estabilidad

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Matrix

Broken Box / Damaged Item

No problem with the product itself. Corsair is very reputable and I already had their Corsair RM750E. Decided to update to 1000W. The box arrived all taped up and beaten. The back panel of the PSU is pushed back but seems that components inside didn’t get damaged. Anywho, the problem with it being bent & pushed in is the installation part of it. Because of that reason it was very hard to screw this on properly; I had to provide own screws because the package provided no screws for installation. The cables that came with them is only tied-up with no separate bags for each separate cables. Overall, this order experience was terrible.

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Matthew

Quiet, Stable, and Attractive Cables--A PSU That Impresses

I really like this PSU. It's quiet, and my new system has been extremely stable since I built it. Aesthetically, the stock cables look fantastic—they’re sleek, sharp, and feature a polished, embossed finish. They’re far more visually appealing than most stock PSU cables. Honestly, I don’t think you even need braided extensions with this PSU -- the stock cables look great as they are.

Steve

Works great 1000w

It seems to be working great so far. Only thing i'm not impressed About it doesn't have Too many pluggins on the power supply Wiring would be minimum For what you want to plug in Compare to a EVGA, But she stays cool, not loud and works and comes with a good variety of Cables You shouldn't need any adapters, Other than custom cables you want,