Nytt nätaggregat, Corsair RMx?

Även om jag köper motsvarande 980Ti (fast pascal) och överklockar?

Det är inte lika bra att lägga 100 kr extra på 650W då? Alltså det är väl ingen nackdel att att ha "för kraftig" nätagg? 650W är samma mått som 550W så om jag nu ska bygga med mATX chassi igen så är det ju smidigare än ta 750W som är 2cm längre "bara för att"?

RMx serien är inte "marginellt" bättre, den är avsevärt bättre och modernare, den har fått 10/10 av Jonnyguru, med andra ord så nära perfektion du kommer i nätagg 2016.

Detta är från recensionen av RM1000x, men det gäller för enheter med lägre effekt också;

10/10 hos världens främsta recensent, Perfect Score.

"With the RMX series, Corsair is seeking to get back some of the market share they've lost to some very strong competition in recent years. If they keep this performance up, it shouldn't be a problem. The RM1000x is the monster under the bed for Corsair's competitors, and is going to be awfully hard to beat. It's an excellent product in every conceivable way I can think of, and I can't think of one thing to hold against it. Not one thing. You guys know me... if I can find any problems at all, a perfect total score just doesn't happen."

http://www.jonnyguru.com/modules.php?name=NDReviews&op=Story6...

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Corsair's RMx line is clearly intended to make people sit up and realize they can still "bring it" when "it" needs to be "brought." The RM750x isn't quite the slam dunk box of pure awesome that the 1kW model was, but it certainly is no slouch at all in the performance department. The competition had best not get too complacent... Corsair is clearly still up to the job of being competitive in the marketplace.

The gravy train keeps on rolling for EVGA today with the G2 750W. Expectations were high, and EVGA rose to them without breaking a sweat. I have to imagine that over at EVGA headquarters, they have to regularly take breaks to go up on the roof and yell, "Top o' the world, Ma!" I certainly couldn't blame them. Now all we need from EVGA is their answer to the Corsair AX1500i, and we'll be all set.