Corsair AX1200i PSU review - Product Showcase

by Hilbert Hagedoorn on: 08/07/2012 02:00 PM [

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Product Showcase

So then, here we have the packaging so you know what to look for in the stores. The PSU inside is packaged nicely and protected in a carton. Ours however is an early sample, so packaging might change a bit really. The AX1200i Platinum is an update to the AX1200 (obviously), with the main changes being an increase in efficiency, lower noise and LINK control/ BTW it is fanless to 30% load, which is a really nice feature we think.

The PSU and cables all come in a carton packaging protected with plastic. The PSU is protected by a cloth pouch and the modular cables can be found in a pouch as well.

After unpacking, not a dent, scratch or smudge was on the unit. I like it, the PSU breathes this stylish matte dark finish with a black/blue theme. The PSU is ready for all current CPU & GPU generations and offers high capacity on its single +12V rail which is great for multi-GPU graphics solutions or really high end graphics cards. That's a whole lot of cables alright ! GPU connectors for example .. you'll get six 6/8-pin PEG headers :)

At the front and top side we spot a honeycomb air vent; it allows for optimal airflow running through the PSU, cooling down its components and keeping them nicely efficient. Also, obviously we spot the power connector and the on/off switch.

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