Corsair's branching out into PSU retailing has, in hindsight, been a good move. Debuting with the HX range back in 2006, Corsair's current catalogue numbers seven different series that span from 350W-1,200W capacities, often with overlapping wattages present in different families.

The newest member is the RM Series, released a couple of weeks ago. The all-new RM sits third in the PSU hierarchy behind the AX(i) and HX models. But third doesn't mean bronze, literally, as the RM, available in capacities from 450W to 1,000W is rated at 80 PLUS Gold, uses fully-modular cabling and has a zero-fan mode at low loads. In effect, then, it takes some of the good bits out of other Corsair supplies and amalgamates them into one new model.