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Well I guess you right anyway during summer it get very hot, in my room 28°C are reach in no time! Anyway I was thinking: I have seen 3 photos, one of the open CX750M, one of the thermaltake smart 750 and finally one of the TX750m. The first 2 are build from the same manufacturer ( CWT ) and...

techpowerup review refer to the temperature inside the box not at the outside fan. so not that good..

I see, it seems that the ocz zt750 has a protection for that as the 2 main bobins are fixed with somethings that seems white glues, I have red this on a review on overclocker, I have included the photo. The review states: But still a lot of people reporting loud noise from the fan...arghhhh...

the problems is that all 750 seems to have problems, the ocz zt750 seems good but I have discovered that it soffers of hard noisy fan and need to be replaced ( also it seems that RMA send you back very often a PSU with the exact same problem ). The thermaltake smart 750 has no particolar problem...

Let me understand one thing, let's say I get the corsair CX750M and it doesn't have the coil whine problem immediadly, then is possibile that the problem could appear with time? I mean in the next mounths. I would like to have something that actually works for some times!!

a user report that after his fallen power supply was sent back, corsair send him back 2 replacing units that were defectves as well. I would not say that corsair this is taking care of clients!:banghead:

so I should be ignoring those: http://forum.corsair.com/v2/showthread.php?t=115228 http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-1633476/cx750m-making-high-pitched-whine.html http://forum.overclock3d.net/showthread.php?t=50863 Corsair CX750M coil whine? - YouTube...

Hi there! I need some suggestions, I was thinking to buy a corsair CX750M but I have just discovered that it has a some problems expecially the coil whine one and it seems to afflict an high percentuality of the CX750M. So I'm actually looking for a power supply to be modular, of 750w with...