Corsair SF Series, SF750, 750 Watt, SFX, 80+ Platinum Certified, Fully Modular Power Supply (CP-9020186-NA)
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Style: SF
Size: 750 Watts
Features
- Ensures ultra-high efficiency operation for less excess heat and lower operating costs
- Flexible Para cord sleeved cables make routing and cable management incredibly easy
- Flexible Paracord sleeved cables make routing and cable management incredibly easy
- Ensures ultra-high efficiency operation for less excess heat and lower operating costs; iCUE Compatibility: No
Description
The CorsairSF750 80+ Platinum SFX power supply is an extraordinarily power- dense PSU ready to power the most cutting-edge small form factor PCs with 750 continuous watts 80+ Platinum certification makes it an ultra-efficient power supply, creating less heat and lower electric bills A large 92mm fan provides industry-leading performance with minimal noise thanks to a zero RPM Mode that only activates at higher loads Fully modular individually-sleeved cables allow you to maximize space and improve airflow inside your PC 105 Degree rated Japanese capacitors and premium electrical components ensure superior performance for years of stable and dependable operation Choose the SF750 for unprecedented power in your next small form factor PC Tech support opt 1.
Model Name: SF
Brand: Corsair
Compatible Devices: Personal Computer
Connector Type: ATX
Output Wattage: 750 Watts
Form Factor: SFX
Wattage: 750 watts
Cooling Method: Air
Item dimensions L x W x H: 3.94 x 4.92 x 2.5 inches
Item Weight: 2 Pounds
Compatible Devices: Personal Computer
Connector Type Used on Cable: ATX
Output Wattage: 750 Watts
Form Factor: SFX
Wattage: 750 watts
Cooling Method: Air
Power Supply Design: Full Modular
Number of Fans: 1
Maximum Input Voltage: 240 Volts (AC)
Minimum Input Voltage: 100 Volts (AC)
System Bus Connector Type: 24 Pin
Item Dimensions: 3.94 x 4.92 x 2.5 inches
Item Weight: 2 Pounds
Model Name: SF
Brand: Corsair
Manufacturer: CORSAIR
UPC: 843591075527
Global Trade Identification Number: 27
Mfr Part Number: CP-9020186-NA
Model Number: CP-9020186-NA
Warranty Description: 7 Year Warranty
Item Type Name: Computer Power Supply
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
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Style: SF
Size: 750 Watts
I’ve been running the Corsair SF750 in my small form factor (SFF) build for three years now, and it has been absolutely flawless. When you’re packing high-end components into a tiny, power-dense rig, the power supply is the last place you want to cut corners. This unit has been rock-solid, handling everything I throw at it without a single issue. What really blows me away is the durability. I’ve actually moved this PC between multiple countries over the last three years, and despite the travel and the compact, potentially heat-prone nature of my build, the SF750 hasn't missed a beat. It’s quiet, incredibly efficient, and the individually sleeved cables make cable management in a tight case so much easier. If you are planning an SFF build and want peace of mind, this is the one to get.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 19, 2026 by F & L
Style: SF
Size: 750 Watts
Looking for a power supply that combines compactness, efficiency, and exceptional performance? Look no further than the Corsair SF Series SF750 750 Watt SFX 80+ Platinum Certified Power Supply. This small form factor power supply unit delivers reliable and efficient power, making it an excellent choice for compact PC builds. Compact Design: The Corsair SF750 power supply boasts a compact SFX form factor, making it perfect for small form factor PC builds or systems with limited space. Despite its small size, it packs a powerful punch, ensuring stable and efficient power delivery to your components. Efficiency and Certification: With its 80+ Platinum certification, this power supply offers excellent energy efficiency, reducing power waste and minimizing heat output. The high-efficiency design allows for cooler operation and lower energy bills. You can trust that your system is getting clean, stable power while minimizing your environmental footprint. Reliable and Stable Performance: The SF750 power supply provides a maximum output of 750 Watts, offering ample power for even high-performance components and demanding tasks. It delivers clean and stable power to your PC's components, ensuring smooth operation and protecting them from power fluctuations. Modular Cable Design: The modular cable design of the SF750 simplifies cable management and enhances airflow within your PC case. You can connect only the cables you need, reducing clutter and optimizing cable routing. This results in improved cooling and aesthetics, allowing for a clean and tidy build. Quiet Operation: Thanks to the Zero RPM Fan Mode, the SF750 power supply operates silently during low to medium loads, ensuring a quiet computing experience. The fan remains idle until the power supply reaches a certain temperature or load, keeping noise levels to a minimum. Corsair Reliability: Corsair is a trusted brand known for its high-quality and reliable products. The SF750 power supply is no exception, providing stable and efficient power for your system. It comes with a 7-year warranty, offering peace of mind and demonstrating Corsair's confidence in its product. In conclusion, the Corsair SF Series SF750 750 Watt SFX 80+ Platinum Certified Power Supply is a compact and powerful solution for small form factor PC builds. With its efficiency, reliability, modular design, and quiet operation, it provides everything you need for a high-performance system without compromising on space. Invest in the Corsair SF750 and experience the reliable power supply performance that Corsair is known for. Disclaimer: I received no incentives or discounts for this review. I am simply sharing my genuine experience with this product.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 16, 2023 by Nickolas F. Krader
Style: SF
Size: 750 Watts
I bought this 750 Watt Corsair PSU to replace a so-called bronze-certified 550 Watt "Raijintek" PSU. The Raijintek lasted 4 months, then smoked, and was only driving a low-load tower with older Core i7 and a 350 Watt GPU. The Corsair has been going strong for over 18 months, and has excellent build quality. I examined the dead Raijintek with the new Corsair during the replacement, and it's night and day. The Raijintek used caps rated for lower voltages, the soldering was shoddy, and it looked sketchy. The Corsair is quality throughout, caps are rated for higher voltages, solder joints are clean and smooth, wires are dressed, heat sinks are mounted straight and square, and the PSU is much quieter and runs cooler. Very, very pleased. Yes it cost more initially, but not having fire hazards and not potentially damaging to components -- the peace of mind and dependability -- it's worth the extra money. And I believe it's cheaper in the long-run to invest in this kind of quality. This PSU will last for many years, regardless of future upgrades to other components.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 18, 2024 by Hostmistress
Style: SF
Size: 750 Watts
I've been running this unit since 2020, I did warranty exchange after Corsair released recall information and mine was one of the affected units. That was a hassle free, no questions asked exchange. It started life on a 5800x and 1080ti and has grown into my current 5800x3d and 7900xtx custom loop build. Runs the system perfectly, however (to be expected) there is no room for OC'ing the GPU, like nada, I tried and would have random power failures. I'm cool with GPU as it is, runs everything I need it to and then some. Cable management is easy with the included modular styling cables. What else can I say? It's a great PSU, I'm planning on upgrading to the SF1000 soon in preparation for future upgrades. Cheers!
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Reviewed in the United States on December 20, 2024 Reviewed in the United States on December 20, 2024 by Robert
Style: SF
Size: 750 Watts
This is a great PSU and fits in the case fine once the old PSU is removed. But since this is a Lenovo computer the device requires an addition cable (listed below) since the Lenovo motherboard has a 10 pin connector. This would have been nice if it was included, but they probably can't provide for everything. I think it's great the Corsair has developed these small form factor PSUs for these small cases where they're needed. When I started the computer Photoshop couldn't wait to run! COMeap 24 Pin to 10 Pin ATX PSU Main Power Adapter Braided Sleeved Cable for IBM Lenovo PCs and Servers 12-inch(30cm)
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Reviewed in the United States on January 19, 2023 by Thomas M. White
Style: SF
Size: 750 Watts
I have used SF750s in multiple builds across several years, and none of them have ever come up with an issue. They hold up fine to the voltage spikes present on higher end RTX 30-series GPUs, and despite the 750W rating on paper they perform fine up to ~900W for brief periods of time. Most of them do make an audible click when they reach a certain temp/power threshold, which is just the relay for the fan activating- but if you can hear this, then you can also be happy that your PC is nice and quiet. Fan noise is negligible. Corsair provides a full set of braided Type-4 cables with the PSU- note that this does not include a 12VHPWR for the latest Nvidia GPUs, but the adapter works alright (if not, Corsair sells a custom cable, or you can have one custom-made). Their cables are also shorter length to make cable management easier in SFF builds, and velcro cable ties are included as well. The SF750 I have now has been used with a 5900X/3080 Ti, 12900K/3090, as well as 5800X3D/4090 in a FormD T1 and has never had issues. QC and customer support are still leagues ahead of Cooler Master, and the SF750 has a proven track record. Unless you are willing to compromise and move up to an SFX-L sized power supply, the SF750 is still the best option for SFX-class PSUs on the market by far. The cases in which you need a 1500W power supply are few and far between.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 2, 2023 by Amazon Buyer
Style: SF
Size: 750 Watts
I have an Asrock x570 itx motherboard, with an AMD 370x CPU, and an Asus Phoenix GTX 1660 GPU. I think it's clearly overkill for my system, as I've never even seen the fans turn on. Modern power supplies only turn on at around 50% power usage, and I've read that a system like mine only uses up to 230-240 watts of power. That is unless it's some kinda heavy rendering, compiling, heavy-duty modeling, or some games that have recently come out. I've played the Witcher 3, and it didn't turn on for that game. I knew it was overkill, but I got it for 161 dollars for some kind of discount price on here. Now it's 180 on Amazon. At the time, the SF 600 Platinum was 149, so I figured why not pay the extra 12 bucks. For most small form factor builds the SF 600 Gold would make way more sense. The cables that come with the platinum power supplies from Corsair are better and make cable management way more manageable. But unless you're running CPU's and GPU's with higher power draw, then you might be better off saving around 60 bucks and go for the 600 gold. I will say that I'm not usually a Corsair guy; I've bought Seasonic power supplies before, but they only have an SFX-l power supply with 650 watts, and it would've been a tight fit in my case the Sliger sm560. Sliger doesn't recommend sfx-l in that case even though it's supported. The Corsair sf750 has great reviews all over the internet and it deserves it. But look at other options if you aren't going to be using high power draw components.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 7, 2019 by Mel
Style: SF
Size: 750 Watts
Powerful, quiet SFX power supply. Since I was working in a micro Corsair case, I figured I couldn't go wrong. The first issue I had was with the adapter plate; there were only 4 screws in the box, and none of them countersunk for a flush attachment of the plate. Fortunately, I build PCs a lot, and had extra screws (sadly, no countersink). Stripped the powder coating right off the adapter plate with a screw I had to remove to get it attached to the case. Fortunately the case covers that spot up. *phew* crisis averted... Now I'm looking to see what kind of cables I have, and/or if I need to order custom cables. Even for their own micro ATX case, the cables that come with the power supply a touch too short. I can make them work if I go through the liquid cooling grommet, but that's where my tubing is going, so... yeah, too short. Nothing is perfect for a custom build though, so overall a nice power supply, I just think these things were overlooked.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 16, 2021 by Domino