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Corsair Launches Innovative New RMx SHIFT ATX 3.0 PSUs
Corsair has launched its RMx SHIFT Series of ATX 3.0-certified power supplies. This new range offers custom PC enthusiasts an innovative way to build their systems, with wattages from 750W to 1200W and a fully modular design.
The DC connector panel has been moved to the side of the unit, improving access to cables and promoting cleaner cable management.
The repositioned side panel of the RMx SHIFT Series (patent-pending) offers clear access to all modular micro-fit connections, making cable attachment and maintenance easier and reducing strain and clutter. All RMx SHIFT models are ATX 3.0 certified and PCIe 5.0 compliant, providing the power and performance needed to run cutting-edge systems. The series includes a high-quality PCIe 5.0 12VHPWR GPU cable and is compatible with modern graphics cards like the NVIDIA GeForce RTX 40 Series.
Fully modular CORSAIR Type 5 Gen 1 micro-fit cables allow users to only connect the cables their system requires. The RMx SHIFT Series features a 140mm fluid dynamic bearing fan with a calculated fan curve for high performance and low noise, and supports Zero RPM fan mode for near-silent operation. The series is 80 PLUS Gold and Cybenetics Gold-certified, with steady power output up to 90% efficiency and 100% 105°C-rated Japanese electrolytic capacitors for unwavering power delivery and long-term durability.
CORSAIR has tested the RMx SHIFT in its cases and popular third-party cases and will continue to add compatibility information to its online PC Builder database. A minimum of 30mm of open space is required to accommodate the side-positioned connector panel. With the RMx SHIFT Series, PC builders can expect a new and improved way to build and connect their systems.
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#6098849 Posted on: 02/01/2023 06:30 PM
While I like the idea behind these, I need the plugs on the exact opposite side. There's basically zero room on the back side of most cases, including Corsair's own. That's especially the case with those 24v plus that stick way out and are a stiff as a board. Yet if those cables were facing the FRONT, then I could access them from the same side panel as everything else. Neat idea, but you need a pretty specific case layout to take advantage.
While I like the idea behind these, I need the plugs on the exact opposite side. There's basically zero room on the back side of most cases, including Corsair's own. That's especially the case with those 24v plus that stick way out and are a stiff as a board. Yet if those cables were facing the FRONT, then I could access them from the same side panel as everything else. Neat idea, but you need a pretty specific case layout to take advantage.
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#6098865 Posted on: 02/01/2023 07:11 PM
Yeah it is neat as far you have enough space on the back for cable management and it can be a big problem if the distance is barely enough for the cables.
While I like the idea behind these, I need the plugs on the exact opposite side. There's basically zero room on the back side of most cases, including Corsair's own. That's especially the case with those 24v plus that stick way out and are a stiff as a board. Yet if those cables were facing the FRONT, then I could access them from the same side panel as everything else. Neat idea, but you need a pretty specific case layout to take advantage.
Yeah it is neat as far you have enough space on the back for cable management and it can be a big problem if the distance is barely enough for the cables.
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#6099289 Posted on: 02/02/2023 04:39 PM
I guess they expect you to flip the PSU upside down. Not quite ideal I would say.
While I like the idea behind these, I need the plugs on the exact opposite side. There's basically zero room on the back side of most cases, including Corsair's own. That's especially the case with those 24v plus that stick way out and are a stiff as a board. Yet if those cables were facing the FRONT, then I could access them from the same side panel as everything else. Neat idea, but you need a pretty specific case layout to take advantage.
I guess they expect you to flip the PSU upside down. Not quite ideal I would say.
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How the hell do you get a patent just for sticking the connectors on the other side?