Power Supply

Corsair - Builder 600W 80+ Bronze Certified ATX Power Supply

( 4.3 Average / 120 Ratings )

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Specifications

Manufacturer

Corsair

Part #

CX600
(or) CP-9020048-UK
(or) CP-9020048-US
(or) CP-9020048-NA
(or) CP-9020048-EU

Type

ATX12V

Wattage

600 Watts

Fans

Modular

Efficiency Certification

80+ Bronze

Efficiency

> 80%

Output

+3.3V@25A, +5V@25A, +12V@46A, -12V@0.8A, +5VSB@3.0A

PCI-Express 6+2-Pin Connectors

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Reviews

warrenlantz 15 points 27 months ago

from completed build Project: Caspersen

It works. Cheap. 80+ Bronze. Hasn't burned down my house.

mzack5020 6 points 25 months ago

from completed build My First <3

Don't know much about power supplies but it does the job consistently and effectively.

darklay 3 points 24 months ago

from completed build My Mini ITX Makeover

I don't have any complaints on this PSU, I can't knock it for not being modular because they also make a modular version. After over a year of use, this has proven to be reliable and versatile.

00nave198 9 points 24 months ago

from completed build Core i5 and HIS 7950 build

This PSU was Tier 3 on the Toms Hardware PSU quality list here and seems to get the job done in this budget machine. Installation was strait forward and I have no major complaints so far.

DSA_Echo_ 11 points 24 months ago

from completed build Nightmare

Since buying this PSU (My second corsair PSU) I learned after of the cheap components in it, but I haven't had any problems yet, but I sometimes worry of it. I would've gone with an EVGA one instantly, but I went with this one regrettably.

Captain-Falcon 5 points 21 months ago

from completed build The Blue Falcon (first build)

Great power supply, but I have to knock off a few stars because its awful to use in a small case due to it having lots of connectors which combined with it being non modular makes the area behind my back panel look like a nuclear test site.

patrickpowell 4 points 21 months ago

from completed build Next gen gaming $750, $900 Full price. **UPDATED**

I really wish there was a 0 star rating because this thing is poop. If you are planning on putting this into any computer that you have over $500 in, I wouldn't do it. If you're going to build a gaming pc highly recommend getting something with a gold efficiency rating and consult the power supply tier list on Tomshardware.com

luizamejia35 13 points 17 months ago

from completed build Vulcan 2.1 *updated 09/26/2016*

This is a really good, reliable PSU for budgets. It's still running well for me, and if I could have, I would have gone with the modular version, but that's just me.