What the heck is the difference between the TX850 V2, TX850W, and TX850M? For crying out loud!
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10/18/12 at 9:47am
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If I had to guess; the TX850 V2 fixes stuff from the first design in the TX850W and the TX850M is for mobile devices. All that without even googling!
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If I had to guess; the TX850 V2 fixes stuff from the first design in the TX850W and the TX850M is for mobile devices. All that without even googling!
If I had to guess; the TX850 V2 fixes stuff from the first design in the TX850W and the TX850M is for mobile devices. All that without even googling!
You probably should've Googled it then. The TX850M is modular. What mobile device needs a computer power supply, let alone an 850W unit?
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Hey, it was just a guess, if I was buying I'd be doing my homework like everyone else here and I did come to think of it when I went with the Corsair AX-850W for my new build. Because let's not forget, not only is there a side rung but an up and down rung as well with Corsair.
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You probably should've Googled it then. The TX850M is modular. What mobile device needs a computer power supply, let alone an 850W unit?
You probably should've Googled it then. The TX850M is modular. What mobile device needs a computer power supply, let alone an 850W unit?
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Also, the tx850 v2 is part of their enthusiast series line up.
TX850 V2
- 80PLUS Bronze certified, delivering up to 85% energy efficiency at real world load conditions.
- Over-voltage and over-current protection, under-voltage protection, and short circuit protection provide maximum safety to your critical system components.
- An ultra-quiet double ball-bearing fan delivers excellent airflow at an exceptionally low noise level by varying fan speed in response to temperature.
- High-quality Japanese capacitors provide uncompromised performance and reliability.
- A dedicated single +12V rail offers maximum compatibility with the latest components.
- A five year warranty and lifetime access to Corsair?s legendary technical support and customer service.
- The latest ATX12V v2.31 and EPS 2.92 standards and it is backward compatible with ATX12V 2.2 and ATX12V 2.01 systems
- Universal AC input from 90~264V. No more hassle of flipping that tiny red switch to select the voltage input!
TX850
- Over Current/Voltage/Power Protection, Under Voltage and Short Circuit Protection provides Maximum Safety for your critical system components
- 80 Plus Certified for 80%+ Energy Efficiency at 20%, 50% and 100% Load Condition for less Heat Generation and Lower Energy Bill
- Dedicated Single +12V Rail Offers Maximum Compatibility with Latest Components
- High-quality Japanese Capacitors provide Uncompromised Performance and Reliability
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Hey, it was just a guess, if I was buying I'd be doing my homework like everyone else here and I did come to think of it when I went with the Corsair AX-850W for my new build. Because let's not forget, not only is there a side rung but an up and down rung as well with Corsair.
Hey, it was just a guess, if I was buying I'd be doing my homework like everyone else here and I did come to think of it when I went with the Corsair AX-850W for my new build. Because let's not forget, not only is there a side rung but an up and down rung as well with Corsair.
Meh, you weren't far off for not "googling" lol.
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What the heck is the difference between the TX850 V2, TX850W, and TX850M? For crying out loud!
What the heck is the difference between the TX850 V2, TX850W, and TX850M? For crying out loud!
As for the difference, the TX and TX-C are EOL for a long time now, and obsolete so I won't bother explaining what and how... the TXv2 is Seasonic SS-850AT internally (same as the NZXT Hale82 850, XFX Core 850, SilverPower SP-S850, Seasonic M12II 850, etc), which is a very good mainstream platform... the TX-M is CWT PSH III internally (a precursor to the current PUQ-B platform found inside the new GS series from Corsair and a whole lot of other products sold by a variety of vendors that I won't bother listing), it's not as good as the TXv2 but it's still a solid product... the new TX and TX-M units are made by Hipro and haven't been reviewed yet, but Hipro is a good OEM and they should be at least on par with the units they replace (quality and electrical performance wise).
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Brace yourself, the V3 units are out as well.
As for the difference, the TX and TX-C are EOL for a long time now, and obsolete so I won't bother explaining what and how... the TXv2 is Seasonic SS-850AT internally (same as the NZXT Hale82 850, XFX Core 850, SilverPower SP-S850, Seasonic M12II 850, etc), which is a very good mainstream platform... the TX-M is CWT PSH III internally (a precursor to the current PUG-B platform found inside the new GS series from Corsair and a whole lot of other products sold by a variety of vendors that I won't bother listing), it's not as good as the TXv2 but it's still a solid product... the new TX and TX-M units are made by Hipro and haven't been reviewed yet, but Hipro is a good OEM and they should be at least on par with the units they replace (quality and electrical performance wise).
Brace yourself, the V3 units are out as well.
As for the difference, the TX and TX-C are EOL for a long time now, and obsolete so I won't bother explaining what and how... the TXv2 is Seasonic SS-850AT internally (same as the NZXT Hale82 850, XFX Core 850, SilverPower SP-S850, Seasonic M12II 850, etc), which is a very good mainstream platform... the TX-M is CWT PSH III internally (a precursor to the current PUG-B platform found inside the new GS series from Corsair and a whole lot of other products sold by a variety of vendors that I won't bother listing), it's not as good as the TXv2 but it's still a solid product... the new TX and TX-M units are made by Hipro and haven't been reviewed yet, but Hipro is a good OEM and they should be at least on par with the units they replace (quality and electrical performance wise).
Hey an informative post. Thanks, I do appreciate it. I would like to stick with a seasonic rebrand, so the M is definitely out.
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Pulling 550 from the wall now at max load (p95, furmark, all peltiers and rad fans at max) and between 480-515 gaming, would like to have headroom for another 670, which will be another ~150 watts.
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