Corsair PSU's

[abitlover]

Hi.

This is what we want Corsair PSU's to have:

PSU fan rpm monitoring.
PSU to be able to control case fans, not just run them at full speed.

This is what most enthusiasts want.

Regards

[PeterStoba]

Hi.

This is what we want Corsair PSU's to have:

PSU fan rpm monitoring.
PSU to be able to control case fans, not just run them at full speed.

This is what most enthusiasts want.

Regards

Most enthusiasts get a fan controller

[mac124]

Or run the fans direct from the mobo and use the mobo to control the fan speed automatically.

[Yellowbeard]

PSU to be able to control case fans, not just run them at full speed.

The fans in our PSUs are controlled internally by a thermal monitoring device that changes the fan speed according to the amount of heat in the PSU case. They do not run full speed all the time.

At this time, we see virtually no demand for fan speed monitoring. Since our units run so well and very quietly, most customers aren't concerned with the RPMs.

Thanks for your input.

[abitlover]

Well I am concerned about fan rpm so if it fails my motherboard can shut the pc down before the PSU cooks my cpu etc...

[matty-hodgson]

but a Corsair PSU just isn't gonna do that!

[watercooled]

Yeah the thermal cut-out would trip long before any damage was caused. Don't worry about fan speed monitoring.

[abitlover]

Well I guess it's just me. I don't buy anything unless its rpm is viewable. That includes mobo, gpu etc.

Corsair PSU's are good but BeQuiet PSU's are better. They have everything. After all, it's 'German Engineering'.

[Yellowbeard]

Corsair PSU's are good but BeQuiet PSU's are better..

I would disagree but, of course you are entitled to your opinion.

[Mossy]

Well I guess it's just me. I don't buy anything unless its rpm is viewable. That includes mobo, gpu etc.

Corsair PSU's are good but BeQuiet PSU's are better. They have everything. After all, it's 'German Engineering'.

Slightly rude on a Corsair forums to state this, Corsair are here to help and answer queries.

In my experience Enthusiasts like most customers want reliabilty and quality and also the option of a good warranty which is returnable to the place of purchase.


you say you dont buy anything that is NOT RPM viewable yet you previously purchased a Corsair as stated here??

http://forums.hexus.net/psus/123314-very-impressed.html

slightly contradictive.

[abitlover]

Slightly rude on a Corsair forums to state this, Corsair are here to help and answer queries.

In my experience Enthusiasts like most customers want reliabilty and quality and also the option of a good warranty which is returnable to the place of purchase.


you say you dont buy anything that is NOT RPM viewable yet you previously purchased a Corsair as stated here??

http://forums.hexus.net/psus/123314-very-impressed.html

slightly contradictive.

Sorry to bump this post. That's when I realised that it didn't have rpm monitoring. How come you've been searching my history?

[watercooled]

What makes you think anyone was searching your history - it's not unusual for someone to read more than one of your posts...

[Fraz]

I'm almost inclined to say "Don't feed the trolls"

[Yellowbeard]

Sorry to bump this post. That's when I realised that it didn't have rpm monitoring. How come you've been searching my history?

Probably because you came into a Corsair thread promoting another brand and not backing up your statements with any facts. But since it was 2 months ago it seems a bit paranoid to be posting about it in what is essentially a dead thread.

[fadsarmy]

Probably because you came into a Corsair thread promoting another brand and not backing up your statements with any facts. But since it was 2 months ago it seems a bit paranoid to be posting about it in what is essentially a dead thread.

Dear Corsair,

It does not befit you, as a Corsair Moderator, to make personal remarks like "paranoid" thus humiliating abitlover. You should NOT be making personal remarks in a public forum.