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Corsair Announces New Enthusiast Series Modular PSUs

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dirtyferret said:
that link goes to the TX v2 non-modular units. The price for the semi-modular are not the same, all we know is the MSRP as posted above in the start of this thread.
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No, we know newegg is currently selling the TX850M for $150, per the link in my post. The TX750M is going for $130 and the TX650M is going for $120.
 
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newtekie1 said:
No, we know newegg is currently selling the TX850M for $150, per the link in my post. The TX750M is going for $130 and the TX650M is going for $120.
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THOSE ARE THE NON-MODULAR UNITS! THIS THREAD IS ABOUT THE NEWLY ANNOUNCED MODULAR UNITS! THEY ARE SCHEDULED TO ARRIVE LATER THIS MONTH! :banghead:

the new units are TXM, as in TX750M not TX750 or TX750 v2.

here is a corsair rep confirming that, if the pics above stating the new name is not enough evidence
http://www.jonnyguru.com/forums/showthread.php?t=8183
 
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It appears to me the TX(M) series are not fully modular, rather semi-modular.

Perhaps that is splitting hairs, but it is more accurate...
 
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Arctucas said:
It appears to me the TX(M) series are not fully modular, rather semi-modular.

Perhaps that is splitting hairs, but it is more accurate...
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true as are the XFX series, they are called "Semi-Modular"
 
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Semi-modular PSUs
Yeah sounds good :D
 
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dirtyferret said:
THOSE ARE THE NON-MODULAR UNITS! THIS THREAD IS ABOUT THE NEWLY ANNOUNCED MODULAR UNITS! THEY ARE SCHEDULED TO ARRIVE LATER THIS MONTH! :banghead:

the new units are TXM, as in TX750M not TX750 or TX750 v2.

here is a corsair rep confirming that, if the pics above stating the new name is not enough evidence
http://www.jonnyguru.com/forums/showthread.php?t=8183
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Click on my link or at least read my post before screaming like an idiotic child. I LINKED TO THE NEWLY ANNOUNCED MODULAR VERSION! I didn't link to the TX or the TX V2, I linked to the TXM version. And I did this litterally one post before yours saying we only know the MSRP, which is why I corrected you. Newegg has it for $150, it just was put on their site an hour or two before I posted the link. The TX850M is listed at $150, TX750M at $130, and TX650M at $120.
 
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This PSU can barley be considered modular. At least it is more than none modular
 
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