corsair rm850x were made in JapanWelcome to the forums, newcomer!
I'd get the ROG unit since it's built by Seasonic, I can't recall who makes the Corsair unit but it isn't Seasonic.
All computer PSUs are made in China for the most part because all the factories are there, if you see 'made in Japan\Taiwan\Malaysia' on the box then it was just assembled, tested or packed there.corsair rm850x were made in Japan
This Corsair unit is made by CWT but your 'get it because it's Seasonic' sentiment is just wrong, this is a PSU, a piece of electrical equipment, all that matters is it's performance and quality of components, and in this case, Corsair RM-x actually performs slightly better than Seasonic Focus Gold platform.I'd get the ROG unit since it's built by Seasonic, I can't recall who makes the Corsair unit but it isn't Seasonic.
actually both at the same priceAll computer PSUs are made in China for the most part because all the factories are there, if you see 'made in Japan\Taiwan\Malaysia' on the box then it was just assembled, tested or packed there.
Out of these two i'd simply get the cheapest one. But ASUS Strix is probably overpriced to start with, look for OEM Seasonic Focus GX or a dozen of other good PSUs from the tier list in my signature (tier A, gold\blue colored).
This Corsair unit is made by CWT but your 'get it because it's Seasonic' sentiment is just wrong, this is a PSU, a piece of electrical equipment, all that matters is it's performance and quality of components, and in this case, Corsair RM-x actually performs slightly better than Seasonic Focus Gold platform.
actually both at the same price
FYI that's the old version.
No, review is from 2018 but this is 2015 version. 2018 version doesn't have white variants. Both versions are pretty much on the same level of quality and performance tho but if you're linking a review - link the right one.Thats 2018 Version . is there newer one ?
No, review is from 2018 but this is 2015 version. 2018 version doesn't have white variants. Both versions are pretty much on the same level of quality and performance tho but if you're linking a review - link the right one.
2018 version doesn't have white variants
I know that it was released in 2018. I dug into this a bit further, it appears that white version of RM-x were indeed released (and reviewed) in 2018 but it uses older platform used in RM-x from 2015 (CP-902009*), no idea why but that is the source of my confusion. So there are basically three versions of RM-x :You are wrong, That review of the white RMX is 2018 released !!! actually END of 2017 (Nov/Dec)
I know that it was released in 2018. I dug into this a bit further, it appears that white version of RM-x were indeed released (and reviewed) in 2018 but it uses older platform used in RM-x from 2015 (CP-902009*), no idea why but that is the source of my confusion. So there are basically three versions of RM-x :
v1, released in 2015, SKU code starts with CP-902009* (was in development for 6 years i guess), custom CWT platform (possibly referred by CWT as HAR judging by the markings on PCB), EoL except for 1000W model because v2 doesn't have 1000W version
v2 White, released in 2017-18, SKU code starts with CP-902018, uses the same CWT platform as v1, only has 750/850W models
v2 (Black), released in 2017-18, SKU code starts with CP-902017 and CP-902018, a new platform possibly based on CWT GPR or GPU, doesn't have 1000W model
Damn, chill ... RM-x White is based on the old platform of RM-x v1 from 2015 despite being released in 2018 alongside of RM-x non-white based on different platform. I was wrong. But since you can rarely buy RM-x White, and RM-x v1 except for 1000W version is out of production, a review of RM-x White would be hardly relevant when it comes to current RM-x version because even though they're very similar in performance, inside they're very different units, that's what i was trying to say, there were no intention of attacking you.No you did not know it was released in 2018 , and you attacked my reply , and even made "spoiler" and put Jonny 2018 RMx 750 watts. and Claime there is NO white 2018 from your mind .
and then said "if you put review put the right one"
you think I did not know that Jonny reviewed 2018 RMX 750 you put? I am 24/7 follower of that site , but I tried to give the OP the RMx 850 watts , and my only mistake was not noticing the serial number of it . The reviewed model is 2018 and was released in 2018 not 2015 , . I tried to give him 850 watts.
You on the other hand started making things up from the air , like "2018 version doesn't have white variants " , this is not confusion , this is making things up.
this is not confusion of models , this is a fake claim which I proved wrong in the Amazon link.
https://www.amazon.com/CORSAIR-RM850x-Certified-Modular-Supply/dp/B07JWT8YV3
My little mistake of not noticing the sku code which no one looks at when reading a review is forgivable , but you making things out from your brain : "no white variant of 2018 models" just to attack my post and saying "do it right" is not even acceptable.
I know that it was released in 2018. I dug into this a bit further, it appears that white version of RM-x were indeed released (and reviewed) in 2018 but it uses older platform used in RM-x from 2015 (CP-902009*), no idea why but that is the source of my confusion. So there are basically three versions of RM-x :
v1, released in 2015, SKU code starts with CP-902009* (was in development for 6 years i guess), custom CWT platform (possibly referred by CWT as HAR judging by the markings on PCB), EoL except for 1000W model because v2 doesn't have 1000W version
v2 White, released in 2017-18, SKU code starts with CP-902018, uses the same CWT platform as v1, only has 750/850W models
v2 (Black), released in 2017-18, SKU code starts with CP-902017 and CP-902018, a new platform possibly based on CWT GPR or GPU, doesn't have 1000W model
What did you end up keeping? I'm in between the two, and they're retailing for the same price where I live. My options are the ROG Thor 850 or the RM850i from Corsair (Same price).Hello!
I'm actually at the same boat as the OP. I'm actually in a situation that I bought both PSUs and both are on their way (asus and cm850x white). This is very interesting find and I was wondering where you found your source? I actually posted in an ongoing reddit and from linustechtips forums - and one person said what you mentioned about the 2018 white having 2015 innards. But this guy https://linustechtips.com/topic/1116640-psucultists-psu-tier-list/?do=findComment&comment=14327605 seems to disagree.
So I'm confused and I just want to make sure I keep the right one since its around $200.
Thank you in advanced!
EDIT: the SKU of the White RMX is 955096 and the manufacturer # is CP-9020188-NA ; If you were in the same boat as I am -- would you keep the RMX white or the Asus?
The RM850i is the far better option, no hesitation to be hadWhat did you end up keeping? I'm in between the two, and they're retailing for the same price where I live. My options are the ROG Thor 850 or the RM850i from Corsair (Same price).
How come? Isn’t the platinum meant to be better?The RM850i is the far better option, no hesitation to be had
The only thing efficiency does is save you some money on the electricity bill (nothing significant if you're not using the system 24/7 with high loads).How come? Isn’t the platinum meant to be better?
What did you end up keeping? I'm in between the two, and they're retailing for the same price where I live. My options are the ROG Thor 850 or the RM850i from Corsair (Same price).