Testseek.com have collected 17 expert reviews of the Corsair CX430 80 Plus Bronze 430W and the average rating is 88%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Corsair CX430 80 Plus Bronze 430W.
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Our load tests utilize a couple of FAST ATE active load testers and a variety of other equipment such as an oscilloscope, power conditioner, temperature probe and a power consumption meter. You can read more about our standard testing approach . The t...
Abstract: As a bit more shopping advice this weekend for Linux users besides my low-cost mini-ITX Linux system build are a few words about the power supplies I've been buying recently for the new test farm. I'm up to about six of the Corsair CX430 low-cost power su...
affordable, excellent ripple suppression, well above average voltage regulation for a group design, handled full power temps over the temp spec,
soldering could use improvement,
Corsair has managed to pull off rather successfully something not too many companies can brag about. They've come up with a reliable, cheap, and well performing power supply for everyday systems that don't expect a lot from their power supplies. I do f...
Low price, Very good price/performance ratio, Managed full power at 52.1°C ambient, Close to 2% voltage regulation at +12V and 5V, Very good ripple/noise supression. Excellent on 3.3 V rail, 12V and 5V handled Advanced Transient Response tests very well,
3.3V rail showed bad performance during Advanced Transient Response tests, 2x 6-pin PCIe would be more useful than the single 6+2 pin connector, Only three peripheral connectors, Outdated user's manual
Corsair's new Builder CX430 V2 power supply really impressed me. At first, when I saw that Corsair rated it for full power only at 30°C, I was troubled and thought that my 50°C hot box would really give it a hard time. However I was dead wrong, the PSU...
The Corsair CX430 V2 proved to be an outstanding product, possibly the power supply with the best cost/benefit ratio we’ve ever seen. Costing only USD 45 (USD 35 after sending a mail-in rebate card), it provides efficiency between 81.2% and 85.4%, whic...
The Corsair CX430 surprised us a lot. Because it doesn’t have even the standard 80 Plus certification, the manufacturer says it has efficiency “up to” 80%, and Corsair was apprehensive in sending us a reviewing sample (we had to buy this unit ourselves...
Abstract: When you're assembling a basic system with or without an entry-level card you don't need more than 300-450 watts to power it. These PCs also benefit from a good and stable PSU, but there's a lot of junk available in this lower segment. We thought that w...
With the CX430 Corsair presents quite an interesting power supply in this price range Of course for an MSRP of only 5999 USDollar one does not have to expect a perfect product but still it could be a good compromise, and that's exactly what the CX430 is C...
great looking power supply, stellar technical performance, quiet, efficiency is pretty good, cheap as chips,
Not modular, Kitguru says: The bargain PSU of the year, without compromising on quality, Rating: 9.0, Pages: 1 2 3 4 5, Share, Facebook, Twitter, Google +, Stumbleupon, LinkedIn, Pinterest, Tags corsair Corsair CX430 430W Power Supply Review Corsair CX430
The Corsair CX430 V2 looks like an rather forgettable, low priced product on paper, but in reality it is a hell of a bargain. The shipping materials may be very plain, but the appearance of the unit itself is surprisingly attractive, with subtle green let...
