Corsair CP-9020073-NA HX850i 850W power supply
- 850 W
- 1 × 140 mm Thermall…
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Fully modular 1200 W ATX power supply with 80 PLUS Platinum efficiency, a single 135 mm fluid dynamic bearing fan, and eight 6+2-pin PCIe connectors
Model ATX 80+ Platinum (1200W) HX Series
The Corsair HX1200 CP-9020140-NA is a fully modular ATX unit rated for 1200 W continuous output. It carries 80 PLUS Platinum certification for up to 90 % efficiency at typical loads. The 135 mm fluid dynamic bearing fan runs quietly under low demand.
This unit fits systems drawing near its 1200 W limit, such as workstations or enthusiast rigs with multiple high-power graphics cards. Builds requiring less headroom may prefer a smaller unit to avoid unnecessary capacity.
A hardware switch selects between single-rail mode delivering 100 A on the +12 V line and multi-rail mode splitting current across eight rails rated at 40 A each. Choose the mode that matches your over-current protection strategy.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | CORSAIR |
| Product line | HX Series HX1200 |
| Model name | CP-9020140-NA |
| Product type | ATX12 V v2.4 / EPS12 V 2.92 |
| Ports & slots | |
| PCIe power connectors | 8 × 6+2-Pin |
| SATA power connectors | 8 |
| Output type | Single +12 V Rail Mode: +3.3 V@30A, +5 V@30A, +12 V@100A,Multiple +12 V Rail Mode: +3.3 V@30A, +5 V@30A, +12V1@40A, +12V2@40A, +12V3@40A, +12V4@40A, +12V5@40A, +12V6@40A, +12V7@40A, +12V8@40A, +5VSB@3A |
| Connection types | 1 × 24-pin ATX Cable 2 × 1 x EPS12 V/ATX12 V Cable (4+4) 4 × 2 x PCIe Cable (6+2) 5 × 4 x SATA Cable (4 Connectors) 2 × 4 x PATA Cable (4 connectors) |
| Power | |
| Max wattage | 1200 W |
| Modular cabling | Full Modular |
| Main power connector | 24Pin |
| 12V rails | Single +12 V Rail or Multi +12 V Rail Mode |
| Efficiency certification | 80 PLUS PLATINUM Certified |
| Overvoltage protection | Yes |
| Supply voltage | 100–240 V |
| AC input frequency | 47–63 Hz |
| Rated input current | 15–7.5 A |
| Size & build | |
| Product dimensions | 3.39 in × 5.91 in × 7.87 in |
| Product weight | 5.07 lb (2.3 kg) |
| Shipping weight | 4.60 kg |
| Package size | 394 × 229 × 152 mm |
| Compatibility | |
| Haswell compatibility | Yes |
| PSU length limit | 200 mm |
| Environment & compliance | |
| Regulatory approvals | FCC, ICES, CE, UL, cUL, RCM, TUV, CB, CCC, BSMI, EAC, RoHS, WEEE, KC |
| More details | |
| Fan configuration | 1 × 135 mm fluid dynamic bearing fan |
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The PSU supplies a 24Pin ATX connector for the motherboard main power input and an EPS12V 2.92 connector for the CPU power input. Both must be attached for the system to start.
Yes. The fan runs in Zero RPM mode at low loads, so it remains off until internal temperature rises, regardless of whether the GPU is a modern or legacy model.
Use software such as HWMonitor or Corsair Link to read the PSU's reported input and output wattage; a ratio at or above 90% under typical load confirms Platinum-level operation.
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