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Description
Empower your build with the RM650X 80 PLUS Gold Fully Modular ATX Power Supply from Corsair. Designed to power plenty of parts while fitting various specifications, the RM650X is ideal for anyone looking for efficiency and reliability for their rig. The ATX form factor gives you a wide range of compatible cases to choose from, allowing you to adopt a personal style suitable for the rest of your components.
This power supply features a single +12V rail, as well as a motherboard connector, four PCIe connectors, nine SATA connectors, and four 4-pin peripheral connectors. Sporting a fan with Zero RPM mode for near-noiseless operation, the RM650X is 80 PLUS Gold-certified with up to 93% efficiency. The RM650X includes fully modular independently sleeved cables and cable ties, making wire management easier.
Additional information
| Weight | 6.51 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 11.7 × 8.4 × 5.3 in |
| Total Connectors | 1 x 24-Pin ATX Motherboard<br />1 x 4+4-Pin EPS CPU<br />4 x 6+2-Pin PCIe<br />9 x 6-Pin SATA / Peripheral<br />4 x 4-Pin Peripheral / Molex<br />1 x 4-Pin Floppy |
| Max Load for +5 Vsb | 3 A |
| Certifications | BSMI, CB, CCC, CE, FCC, RCM, RoHS, TUV, WEEE, cTUVus, as per Manufacturer |
| Protection | Over-Current Protection, Over-Temperature Protection, Over-Voltage Protection, Short-Circuit Protection |
| Form Factor | ATX |
| Bearing Type | Rifle |
| Fan Size | 140 mm |
| Efficiency | 93% |
| Efficiency Rating | 80 PLUS Gold |
| AC Input Power | VAC50 / 60 Hz |
| Peak Power | 650 W |
| Max Power for -12 V | 9.6 W |
| Max Power for +5 Vsb | 15 W |
| Cable Design | Modular |
| Max Load for +5 V | 25 A |
| Max Load for +3.3 V | 25 A |
| Combined Power for +3.3/+5 V | 130 W |
| Max Load for -12 V | 0.8 A |
| Combined Power for +12 V | 648 W |
| Number of +12 V Rails | 1 |
| Total Wattage | 650 W |
| Peripheral Connector Distances | 17.7" / 450 mm<br />3.9" / 100 mm |
| SATA Connector Distances | 20.5" / 520 mm<br />4.5" / 115 mm |
| PCIe Connector Distances | 23.6" / 600 mm<br />5.9" / 150 mm |
| Mean Time Between Failures (MTBF) | 100, 000 Hours |
Reviews (4)
4 reviews for Corsair RM650X 80 PLUS Gold Fully Modular ATX Power Supply
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Kyra Jones
Verified Purchase
ALL necessary cables were included – more than I presently need. This was part of a new build in a Corsair 275R case, which it fit well. Thanks for including all screws!
Francisca Ryan
Verified Purchase
Works great! Love that it’s modular and only have to plug up what cables I need and not have a lot of excess unused cables. Extremely quite since fan only comes on as needed. Great product!
Katharina Stamm
Verified Purchase
Very quiet PS that powers my Gigabyte AORUS, AMD 5800X, 4 sticks of DDR4, midrange video card, two NVM.e drives, and external backup SSD with no problem. If you have a higher-end video card or more drives than I do, consider stepping up to at least 750W, but for me, 650W has been plenty. The beauty of a modular power supply like this one is that you only plug in the supplied wiring that you need to fire up your gear. No SATAe drives in your build? Leave all that wiring out, which you couldn’t do with an older, non-modular PS. The modular PSes give a neater build with better airflow. You do need to make sure before ordering that this PS has the ports and modular wiring to power your gear, though. One port and wire not supplied by most ATX PSes including the Corsair RMs at this date is a 4-pin ATXV1 connection which some mobos such as my Gigabyte AORUS Ultra for AMD can use in extreme overclocking. Fortunately this connection is optional. If you need it, look around; some other ATX PSes do have an extra 4+4 CPU port and wire for this purpose. (No, you cannot use a PCI-E PS port or wire for this, as PCI-E is grounded differently than the extra CPU connection.)
Dandre Cole
Verified Purchase
Well designed, fully modular, silent operation so far