Outlet: Cooler Master V SFX Gold 850 ATX 3.1 - 850W
- 850 Watt
- Fully Modular
- 80 Plus Gold
- 92 mm fan
- ATX version 3.42
New condition. No signs of use.
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ATX 3.42 Compatibility and Connector Flexibility
Compliant with ATX version 3.42, this power supply is ready for the latest generation of components. It features a 24-pin ATX motherboard connector, an 8-pin EPS connector, four 6+2-pin PCIe connectors, eight SATA power connectors, and four Molex connectors. The +12V rail delivers up to 849.6W of combined power, with a maximum output current of 70.8A, making it well-suited for demanding GPUs and modern processors.
Reliability and Protection Features
The Cooler Master V SFX Gold 850 is built for long-term stability, featuring a 92mm FDB fan with active cooling and a top-mounted fan position for efficient airflow. An MTBF rating of 100,000 hours reflects solid engineering. Comprehensive protection features include over current, over power, over voltage, over total voltage, under voltage, and short circuit protection, safeguarding connected components during operation. The unit operates reliably within a temperature range of 0 to 50 degrees Celsius.
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Not Entirely Happy
- It works, it is quiet.
- all Cable lengths are very short.
- Description suggests wider comparability than is realistic.
Quoted from the specifications at time of writing: "Flexible compatibility: With the included SFX-to-ATX bracket, the V SFX Gold ATX 3.1 can be used to power systems ranging from as small as a mini-ITX all the way up to E-ATX motherboards." Yeah... the motherboard power cable included with this power supple, is shorter than a regular ATX board. if you expect to be mounting this in an ATX case with the typical desktop tower form factor, there is zero chance the cable will reach the power supply. With the motherboard I have, the power supply not only has to be left loose inside the case, but it's back side is constantly lifted off the bottom due to the short cable length. So 'Flexible compatibility' is literally a real stretch. Other than that it works fine. a lot of the other cable are obviously very short, forcing me to give up some storage despite the fact there are more connectors than I need... but they are 'long enough' to get the job done well enough... Considering I used the Paradigit part picker to pick out these components, including both motherboard and case, a warning about potential cable length issues would have been nice.
Thomas P Currin | Reviewed on: 13-10-2025
