Corsair: Testers for RTX-50 RME Series Power Ready was looking for 16 reviews
Image: Corsair
Corsair is looking for four private testers for the RTX 50 Ready Power power supplies of the updated RME-2025 series, who are convinced of the quality of the products on their own PC and want other members of the community to participate in their experiments. A model with 650, 750, 850 and 1000 watts is available.
The new Corsair RME 2025 series
The CES updated CORSAir RME 2025 series includes four high-quality entry-level power supplies (complete modular) with over 80 years of gold efficiency from 650 to 1000 watts. Like larger classes from the manufacturer, the power supplies offer zero RPM mode (120mm fan, lube) and a native 12V-2 × 6 connection. Corsair provides a seven-year warranty on power supplies.
Corsair RM1000E Version 2025 (Image: Corsair)
Depending on the output power of the power supply, a continuous output of 450 W (RM650E and RM750E) or 600 W (RM850E and RM1000E) can be submitted on 12V-2 × 6. The smaller ones are still suitable for the GeForce RTX 5080 or a GeForce RTX 5090 with only 450 watts TDP, the larger two for an RTX 5090 uncontrolled.
Requirements and Requirements
Corsair makes the testers, who should be safe in German spelling and grammar, largely free when it comes to the procedure. However, the focus of testing should be on using the power supplies in a desktop PC with a graphics card with a 12V-2×6 connection.
The test must be at least 800 words long with the last three self-created photos of the feed (one of them in built state in the PC)
The following information is required for Corsair and the computer base to select suitable candidates:
Expected circumference information on the circumference of the system in which the power supply is used for usage information for comparative options (650, 750, 850 or 1000 watts, multiples this way possible)
The request
Anyone requesting the reader test in the forum will give their consent to the requirements mentioned above and the date routes defined below.
Applications can be submitted to this news until February 23, 2025 in the comment thread. The selection of test participants will be selected on February 24 by Corsair and TechAstuce. The available capacity is named a participant who has already requested this capacity.
Participants then receive more information by private message in the forum. If there have been enough applications by the end of the application period, Corsair and TechAstuce reserve the right to extend the deadline.
Completed test reports must be published in the Computer Base Forum by March 31, 2025 at the latest. Any delays in the test expiration must be informed of the Computer Base one week before the deadline. If there are any problems, contact with the editorial team must also be found at any time, who will then organize.
After publishing the reader tests that have been created in accordance with the share regularly, the models become the property of the testers. The results may not be published in other forums. If no tests are created by the deadline, Corsair will charge the tester for the UVP. Legal proceedings are excluded.
If questions about the procedure have remained unanswered, they can also be asked here in this thread.
Warning: Corsair and the computer base advise you to turn on the power supply. It also exists, even if the power plug is drawn!
Topics: Corsair Community Test Power Supplies Readers
Hugo analyses PC power supplies, evaluating their efficiency, reliability, and compatibility with various builds.
