Corsair HX750i Power Supply Overview
Corsair power supplies have always been sleek and stylish, but not overdone or flashy. The HX750i holds true to this and has a simplistic design. The unit has the standard ATX power supply size and is all black with some blue accents throughout.
On each side of the unit you have a sticker that has the Corsair logo as well as the HX750i emblem. No matter which way you have the unit mounted people will know that you are rocking a HX750i unit.
As I mentioned earlier this unit is 100% modular so there are no cables attached to it at all. At the front of the unit you will find all of your modular connections (which are labeled), Corsair Link connections and a fan test button.
At the top of the unit you have a sticker that tells your input, output, max load and max combined wattage.
The back of the unit has a honeycomb design that will allow air to flow freely throughout the unit. Also on the back we have the power connection and power button.
Flipping the unit over to the bottom we can see the 140 mm cooling fan. The fan features a zero RPM mode, which means it will not spin up until the temperature inside the power supply gets to a certain point. This mode is turned on by default, but can be changed in the Corsair Link software.
