[SOLVED] OCP (+12V) RMx series

[aisfbdaiubsfabf]

In the RMx series reviews the OCP (+12V) has a "✗". But in Corsair's manual says: The RMx Series features OCP on the 3.3V, 5V and 12V rails. And even in the VS series reviews it has a "✓" so I'm confused.

 

[TJ Hooker]

https://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/corsair-rm750x-v2-psu,5585.html

Corsair's suite of protection features is complete, aside from OCP on the +12V rail, which is replaced by over-power protection on single-rail PSUs.

Strictly speaking it doesn't have +12V OCP, but it is effectively covered by OPP.

 

[vapour]

which review for RMx?
I believe it has all the protections you need.

 

[MrN1ce9uy]

What review? I'm sure it is an error. The RMx does have OCP on the +12V rail.

 

[jonnyguru]

In the RMx series reviews the OCP (+12V) has a "✗". But in Corsair's manual says: The RMx Series features OCP on the 3.3V, 5V and 12V rails. And even in the VS series reviews it has a "✓" so I'm confused.

It has OCP and OPP. All Corsair PSUs do.

Where reviewer's confuse OCP is if the PSU doesn't have multiple (split) +12V rails, they put "no OCP" whereas multiple +12V rails would have OCP on each "rail" and therefore considered to have OCP.

 

[MrN1ce9uy]

It has OCP and OPP. All Corsair PSUs do.

Where reviewer's confuse OCP is if the PSU doesn't have multiple (split) +12V rails, they put "no OCP" whereas multiple +12V rails would have OCP on each "rail" and therefore considered to have OCP.

What happened to the review of the S12II/M12Ii on your website? It said something about no OCP.

 

[jonnyguru]

What happened to the review of the S12II/M12Ii on your website? It said something about no OCP.

That's not a Corsair PSU. I said all (current) Corsair PSUs have OCP.

S12II and M12II do not have OCP. That's one of the complaints people have about it. It relies solely on OPP (which is a protection on the primary side).

The older reviews on jonnyguru.com haven't all been migrated to the new format yet.

 

[aisfbdaiubsfabf]

It has OCP and OPP. All Corsair PSUs do.

Where reviewer's confuse OCP is if the PSU doesn't have multiple (split) +12V rails, they put "no OCP" whereas multiple +12V rails would have OCP on each "rail" and therefore considered to have OCP.

Then i guess it just must be a mistake in the review