Packaging and accessories

The RM750x Shift follows the same packaging scheme as the previously reviewed SF750, with bright yellow on the front and back, surrounded by black. There's the full list of features and specifications, list of included cables, multiple shots of the unit from different angles and a couple of diagrams depicting the efficiency and the fan noise level graphs.


Opening the box we find no fuss packaging of the modular cables and the unit itself. No soft pouches, just clear plastic and some cardboard to protect the unit while shipping.


Besides the modular cables Corsair includes a user's manual, an AC cable, mounting screws and some zip ties to help with cable management.

Cables

The RM750x is a 750 W unit, so naturally there is less cabling included compared to more powerful units. However, you will have no issues connecting any single GPU as there are three 8/6 pin PCIe connectors available (albeit, provided not by three, but two cables) and one 12V-2x6 cable. Two CPU (EPS) power cables are also included. The connectivity does not lack in the storage department as well with 12 SATA connectors available in total.

While the cables all have the compact Type 5 connectors to connect to the PSU just like the SF750, the cables itself are different. Instead of individually stranded and textured cables we have flat and smooth ribbon style cables. As expected, 16 AWG cables are used for the more current carrying GPU cables, including the 12V-2x6 cable, while the peripheral cables are thinner at 18 AWG. Overall for a 750 W unit you really cannot complain about the cable selection.

The cables have no inline capacitors for ripple/noise suppression.