Corsair - Gaming Series 800w ATX (anyone use?)

I love Corsair myself. They charge a bit of a premium but they have a wonderful RMA service and they have good power/noise/etc. The oldest Corsair I own is a 450w which is going on 8 years old and still running a system which consumes 80-90% of the load.
I also recently broke my 750w in a completely stupid kind of way and told Corsair id pay for a fan replacement. They ended up fixing it for free I just payed payed shipping there and I got a brand new PSU unit to boot. The tech forums are also very nice...I look @ ASUS and a few others and it takes 1-2 days for a reply but I usually get responses within a hour or so. Another perk is single rail PSU vs multi-rail setup. I just like this because I don't want to balance my load out (I am lazy) :P

Far as I am concerned I love Corsair and they are worth a bit more $$$. Tech support (least the 5 times I called) have been native English speaking as well.
 
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Twist86 said:
I love Corsair myself. They charge a bit of a premium but they have a wonderful RMA service and they have good power/noise/etc. The oldest Corsair I own is a 450w which is going on 8 years old and still running a system which consumes 80-90% of the load.
I also recently broke my 750w in a completely stupid kind of way and told Corsair id pay for a fan replacement. They ended up fixing it for free I just payed payed shipping there and I got a brand new PSU unit to boot. The tech forums are also very nice...I look @ ASUS and a few others and it takes 1-2 days for a reply but I usually get responses within a hour or so. Another perk is single rail PSU vs multi-rail setup. I just like this because I don't want to balance my load out (I am lazy) :P

Far as I am concerned I love Corsair and they are worth a bit more $$$. Tech support (least the 5 times I called) have been native English speaking as well.
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Does it matter that the psu has to be on the bottom in my tower (haf 912), or do all power supplies go both ways?
 
I'd just get an XFX 650W to replace your Antec unit. I'm not fond of Corsair's GS series though.
 
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