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Corsair - 860W 80+ Platinum Certified Fully-Modular ATX Power Supply

( 4.7 Average / 55 Ratings )

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Specifications

Manufacturer

Corsair

Part #

AX860i
(or) CP-9020037-NA
(or) CMPSU-AX860i
(or) CP-9020037-UK
(or) CP-9020037-AU

Type

ATX12V / EPS12V

Wattage

860 Watts

Fans

1

Modular

Full

Efficiency Certification

80+ Platinum

Output

+3.3V@25A, +5V@25A, +12V@71.6A, -12V@0.8A, +5VSB@3.0A

PCI-Express 6+2-Pin Connectors

6

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Prices

Merchant Base Promo Shipping Tax Availability Total
Amazon $197.97 Free two-day shipping with Amazon Prime In stock $197.97
( 9 new from $197.95. Last updated 1 hour ago. )
B&H $198.99 +FREE s/h In stock $198.99
Newegg $209.99 +$5.99 s/h Out of stock $215.98
Corsair $229.99 Out of stock $229.99+
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Reviews

lonewolf523 12 points 23 months ago
from completed build Wolf Country 1.0

All the power I need until I go SLI.

FluttershysYAAY 41 points 21 months ago
from completed build YAWABB, Yet Another White And Black Build

This is a refurbished PSU, it's been going strong for over a month so let's hope for more.

MRThundrcleese 13 points 18 months ago
from completed build (Clever Title Here)

More Corsair. premium tier 1 psu for steady power delivery. i know 860 is overkill for my current setup but i love the fanless mode, and i wanted plenty of room when i decide to go sli.

tpurner 67 points 18 months ago
from completed build Neptune

Optional braided cables look great.

xKSNx 33 points 18 months ago
from completed build Thermaltake Level 10 Gaming Station - Completed Build

Love it, definitely in my opinion the 'Goldie Locks' output range of the digital power supplies.

kran0z 19 points 17 months ago
from completed build The Green Monster

Getting the job done and with a relatively small form factor to fit into mATX cases.

statz-el 38 points 17 months ago
from completed build Argent Ferrum (First build, first time PC gaming)

I know it's a little overkill but I'd rather go with too much than not enough and have room for upgrades later. Plus it was on sale when I bought it.

ClappingCactus 26 points 16 months ago
from completed build Kilimanjaro

I wanted a power supply that will last me a while (this one comes with a warranty until 2023), I wanted one that was modern (corsair link), reviewed well, silent (the fans don't spin under 20% usage). That left me with either the 760i or the 860i. Since the efficiency curves for both peak at 50% (and the price difference was 20CAD), I got the 860i (once I populated my system with hard drives, I should be using about 60% under stress, but most of the time I'll use 40% or less). Additionally, the extra bit of headroom between the two mean that my system stays silent under 344W draw, instead of 304W draw. It's not a lot, but it's significant! The cables that come with it are incredible, the added software is extremely helpful for 1-click optimizations and its voltage regulation is pretty much flawless. I cannot possibly feel safer or happier about my power supply choice!

smcgothboy 15 points 12 months ago
from completed build First Full Build - The Red Dragon Awakens

Grabbed this on the cheap and it is great working with a modular PSU, so much to expand to, reasonable wattage and so far has had no issues, the test function is also great.

Update* - so I had issues with my PC for over a year assuming it was just bad bios or something causing it. Finally my PC gave up fully, replaced the motherboard (assume was bios error as errors were displaying before powering off) no. The culprit was this. Ive read that these PSU's have potential to have issues so I'd avoid, maybe go for a HX1000i, cheaper and more reliable

adiraven 21 points 9 months ago
from completed build The Ultimate PC - For myself of course.

Great, even tho a bit expensive.