 Welcome, welcome, welcome to my unboxing of the FSP RM series, RMCM series and I'll get to what that means in a moment. Gold 750 watt power supply. They have their W upside down. Actually they intended for that to be an F, more on that. Has a five year warranty. It is 80 plus gold as you may or may not have been able to figure out by now. It features support for Nvidia SLI. Remember they do have to pay for that badge so extra value add having that certification for Nvidia SLI technology. It has reliable performance and here finally I'll have to tell you what the CM and what the M is for. Cable management. So that is their way of saying that they do have a modular interface on this particular power supply. Why don't we go ahead and start the unboxing process with the removal of the plastic shrink wrap around the outside. Oh the suspense. Ta da! Oh no, not ta da yet. Okay now we will remove the paper sleeve with all the fancy shiny graphics and shiny Nvidia logo and ooh look at that. Shiny FSP logo. Does that look shiny in the camera? Excellent, glad to hear it. Okay next we have the black box that the power supply itself ships inside with a few different labeled compartments. So first we have our quick start guide which is going to tell you pretty much what a power supply is and why you care. Yep, troubleshooting, installation of the power supply and what your connectors all are. Okay good, pretty basic stuff. Alright next we have, ooh play time. Okay not only for people who play, this is for gamers and workstations. Remember any high quality efficient power supply is going to be suitable for pretty much any application that needs high efficiency, high quality and quiet. Because 80 plus gold gives you a few different advantages. One it means you draw overall less power from the wall. Two it means that you are producing less heat as waste when you are consuming an inordinate amount of power from your power supply whether it's with a high end gaming machine or a high end workstation. And three you are saving the environment because you are consuming less power to power your computer. Now these are interesting. I have never seen modular cables like this before and I may never see modular cables like this again. These are very very unique. Okay we'll get to those in a minute because those are almost like the highlight of the show at this point. Those look cool. Okay let's take this out. Let's leave this up here. Let's get rid of those and then we are finally going to be left with only the things that are relevant on my table here to this RMCM series power supply. So let's start with the cables that are pre-attached on the power supply itself and those are going to be your 24 pin connector. I don't object to this cable being pre-attached. Some people do but I think that's just being fussy because you need it. Every computer needs an ATX main connector period. So there you go. Next we have two PCIe power connectors. These are both 6 plus 2s. These I also don't object to them being pre-attached because anyone who is buying a 750 watt power supply probably has a graphics card. Okay next we have a 4 plus 4 pin connector and an 8 pin connector. I would have preferred to see one of these attached and the other as an optional cable simply because most motherboards only require one of the two but at least they've given you those options and you can always tie back the extra one like this in order to hide it in your case. The modular interface is right here. So it looks like we've got four peripheral modular cable slots and then one 8 pin that would be for an additional two PCIe 6 plus 2 pin connectors which are likely there as a modular cable and we'll get to those in just a moment. Let's have a look at the rest of the unit itself. This is my personal favorite paint finish. I don't know if I've ever said that in a video before in the past but in my Silverstone TJ07 I've actually had this paint finish which Mountain Mods they call it or they used to call it anyway they call it black wrinkle and it's kind of a textured powder coat finish that is extremely fingerprint resistant, extremely scratch resistant and I think it looks just great. I hope the light is catching it okay but you can see how it has kind of a different look to it. If you look at it from a different angle the way it catches the light just love it. It's a matte finish but it has kind of a shininess to it. You can see there's an FSP logo there. It's going to look just great in any case. All right on the back we have a power switch, we have our power plug and they have kind of a unique arrows type design for the airflow that's coming out of the back of the unit. I mean it's just it doesn't really matter it just looks kind of neat okay. And then finally we have a 120 millimeter fan in the bottom or top of the power supply depending on how you choose to mount it. So you put it in this way it's on the top, you put it in that way it's on the bottom. It's going to depend on whether your case has ventilation through the bottom of the case for the fan itself. All right let's put the power supply down for a minute and let's have a look at these here cables. These are awesome. Okay so as I suspected these are for peripherals so this guy right here is a we have one two SATA cables, two Molex cables and one floppy connector all on one cable so you can see about how long it is it looks like it's probably about three feet long three and a half feet long. Okay next we have two SATA connectors and two Molex connectors so these first two are SATA and these next two are Molex. Okay next we have dual Molex, oh rather one SATA and one Molex sorry. And finally oh no not finally not just yet. Oh we have three SATA that's good I was looking for one native dedicated SATA cable and that's really good to see because this is great for cable management. You throw this one over to where all your hard drives are you take one of these combo SATA and Molex ones you throw that up to your optical drive there's your SATA and then you run your Molex around behind your motherboard tray to plug in your fans or whatever else the case may be and all of a sudden this modular power supply makes a lot more sense to me now that I've seen that we have one dedicated SATA cable. And finally we have that 8 pin to dual 6 plus 2 pin power connectors so that means you can install your second high-end graphics card in Nvidia SLI mode. So now let's have a look at these cables themselves so check this out. Okay so here's how it works basically we've got all of our cables we've got some heat shrink and then we have everything laid flat inside what appears to be almost like a thicker heat shrink. There you go. So this will be awesome for cable management because look how thin that is. That's like here I'll bring out my iPhone for comparison so you guys can see but if you're running this behind your drive cages or behind your motherboard tray even if you don't have a great high-end case that has a ton of room for managing cables behind it I mean I would almost take this the the native PCIe connectors and just tie them away somewhere and I would run this up to my single graphics card if I was only running one graphics card because you're going to be able to manage it so well. I actually I think that pretty much covers everything I wanted to say about the RMCM series gold 750m not watt that is M for modular or cable management. It actually comes with three velcro ties three more other more different velcro ties. Okay so these ones actually these are super handy I use these on my test bench all the time just run them through there tie them up. Okay velcro okay and finally a sticker that says powered by FSP and last but not least four thumb screws for plugging the power supply into your case. Thank you for checking out my unboxing don't forget to subscribe to Linus Tech Tips for more unboxings reviews and other computer videos. Sorry guys a couple more notes here that I didn't mention before this is a quad rail power supply with each rail capable of providing up to 18 amps and the 12 volt rails themselves are capable of providing almost the entire capacity of this power supply so that's good because most modern systems are very 12 volt rail dependent. We've also got all of the Japanese made capacitors are rated for up to 105 degrees Celsius this is critical because if you're using capacitors that are rated at whatever they're rated at but only at 30 degrees Celsius 40 degrees Celsius those are lower rated capacities or capacitors than ones that are rated for that performance at a high temperature so it means no matter what happens with this power supply it will actually perform according to its specification. Quiet and durable cooling yeah they mentioned that the 120 mil fan is a fluid dynamic bearing fan that makes a big difference it will be quieter and finally last but not least oh that's kind of neat. FSP's own patented IC design allows you to it allows it to make continuous adjustments according to the output load in order to achieve the best possible efficiency so that's neat so they've actually got their own custom chip set in this particular power supply that's going to optimize the efficiency according to what kind of loads you're pulling through it.