CORSAIR Celebrates 10 Years Of PSUs Limited RM1000i Special Edition

[HardOCP News]

CORSAIR®, a world leader in enthusiast memory, high-performance gaming hardware and PC components, today reached two new milestones, celebrating ten years since first entering the PSU market and the sale of the ten millionth CORSAIR PSU. Over the past decade, CORSAIR has revolutionized the enthusiast PSU industry with an unrelenting commitment to product quality and innovation that has seen the PSU evolve from an after-thought into the high-quality heart of a modern PC. CORSAIR has championed a range of key features to push PC power supplies to new levels of performance, functionality and customization. Modular PSUs have made building PCs easier, Zero RPM fan mode allows the PSU’s fan to switch off entirely under low loads and with digitally controlled power and CORSAIR LINK PSU monitoring, users can find out exactly how their PSU is performing in an instant.

To commemorate this achievement, CORSAIR is proud to announce the extremely limited CORSAIR RM1000i Special Edition. Individually numbered, finished in striking arctic white and equipped with both a white LED-lit cooling fan and new individually sleeved white cables, only 100 of these PSUs will be built, giving enthusiasts a chance to own a unique piece of CORSAIR history.

Just a reminder that we are giving one of these extremely limited CORSAIR RM1000i Special Edition PSUs away right HERE.

 

[Damn Dirty Ape]

100? bwahaha

 

[Krab]

I'm glad they made this handy infographic with the prerequisite use of elephants, aircraft carriers and wrapping things around the earth.

 

[xXaNaXx]

yay! so let's spend 2 - 3 times as much for an extremely limited edition power supply.....which will just be tucked away in a case and probably never seen again except maybe to blow the dust out on occasion, and which will just be too inefficient after only 5 - 10 years to keep it running for fear of burning up my expensive motherboard/CPU/RAM!!!!

great idea!

 

[nightanole]

yay! so let's spend 2 - 3 times as much for an extremely limited edition power supply.....which will just be tucked away in a case and probably never seen again except maybe to blow the dust out on occasion, and which will just be too inefficient after only 5 - 10 years to keep it running for fear of burning up my expensive motherboard/CPU/RAM!!!!

great idea!

1990 switch mode efficiency= 85%, 2016 platinum efficiency 92%, 2025 uranium efficiency 98%. Efficiency at less than 10% load regardless of year, 85%.

 

[trparky]

Wait what? Power supplies lose capacity? I'm still running on a Corsair power supply that I bought six years ago, it's been used in at least two different builds.