The Corsair Builder Series of PSUs are designed for worry-free compatibility for your home desktop PC system build or upgrade. With features usually reserved for premium power supplies, they are a great choice for systems where continuous and reliable power delivery and low noise are essential.

With 80 PLUS efficiency and 0.99 Active Power Factor Correction, the Corsair Builder Series CX430 V2 is the ideal choice for PC builders and upgraders who need a great value, quiet and energy efficient PSU for a low/medium specification home or office PC.

The Corsair Professional Series GOLD AX1200 modular power supply is 80 Plus Gold certified to deliver at least 90% efficiency at 50% load, cutting down your electricity bill and reducing heat generation. Flat, low-profile modular cables allow for easy cable routing and increased airflow.

Ideal for performance enthusiasts for whom consistent delivery of rated power output is essential, the GOLD AX1200 delivers 1200W of stable, continuous rated power at ambient temperatures of up to 50° C. Server-grade power train architecture and high quality Japanese capacitors provide uncompromised reliability and long lifespan. Fully compatible with the ATX12V v2.31 and EPS12V 2.92 standards, the GOLD AX1200 also builds in over-voltage, over-current, under-voltage and short circuit protections for maximum safety to your critical system components.

The Enthusiast Series TX V2 is part of Corsair’s best price-performance range of power supplies, designed to meet the exacting standards and performance needs of demanding enthusiasts. TX Series power supplies are ideal for performance enthusiasts who require an affordable, high-wattage, reliable and highly efficient PSU. Corsair TX V2 Series PSUs are compatible with the latest Intel and AMD platforms and NVIDIA and AMD multi-graphics configurations.

650W Maximum Power & ATX12V and EPS12V Compatible: Compliance with the ATX 12V v2.31 and EPS 2.92 specifications, the 650W Corsair CMPSU-650TXV2 power supply provides maximum power stability to drive the processors as well as other components for the most extreme computer systems.