Corsair TX750M 750W Modular Power Supply Review

When looking at the unit you can immediately see that the aesthetics of the box are reflected in the aesthetics of the PSU itself. The unit looks minimalist and modern, with it’s subtle lines, sticker and fan grill, it would look fantastic in just about every system from the Christmas tree style ‘gamer’ cases to enthusiasts and professionals who want a nice looking PSU to finish off the look of their windowed case. The design fits just about anywhere and oozes quality, just like the packaging. On the top of the unit we can see that Corsair incorporates their fantastic looking grill design where the lines of the fan grill are continued along the solid casing. The Corsiar logo sits in the middle of the silent 140mm fan which also has a great look about it. The casing uses black Torx screws which look a lot better than standard Phillips heads and are similar to those chosen by professional modders and wattercooling enthusiasts for the quality finish they provide. To install this with the fan facing downwards would be blasphemous!

On the bottom we can see that Corsair has chosen to put the sticker with the power table and the like on this side. Again, this is another reason to install the PSU with the fan facing up if aesthetics are a priority.

Corsair, being Corsair, had to put the discreet little touch of a small logo on the back- just to make it truly their own! The rear also features a very non-restrictive mesh on the back for easy airflow.

I haven’t really decided what to make of the front, you could say that it has a very clean appearance, however I think the way the small number of sockets have been huddled in the corner without any labeling detracts from the superior aesthetic finesse this unit achieves.

The side features a nice, modern-looking sticker which looks great. Of course, the sticker is inverted on the other side so that it is the right way up whichever way you decide to install it!