Specifications

Efficiency meets 80 PLUS Platinum requirements, and the PSU can deliver its full power continuously at up to 50°C. All protection features but Over Current Protection (OCP) are present, and a 120 mm FDB fan keeps the unit cool. There is an option for a semi-passive operation that doesn't employ the fan at light-medium loads under normal operating temperatures should you want to keep noise at a minimum. The PSU is also a bit larger than normal for its category, and at seven years, the warranty is very long. Currently, only EVGA offers a longer warranty for their high-end products.

As per usual for a modern PSU, the +12V rail can deliver the unit's full power alone. At 125 W combined maximum power output, the minor rails are pretty strong, and with 3 A maximum current output, the 5VSB rail is strong enough for a 750 W PSU.

Cables & Connectors, Power Distribution

Some high-end 750 W PSUs offer six PCIe connectors; however, we believe four to be enough for such a medium capacity unit so long as there are also two EPS connectors. More PCIe connectors can actually lead to problems if users connect three high-end VGAs to a 750 W PSU since even such a high-end unit wouldn't be able to cope with the load. There are an adequate number of SATA and 4-pin peripheral connectors, and an FDD adapter has also been included for those who still use such connectivity.

All connectors are installed on pretty long cables, and the distance between SATA and peripheral connectors is good, although some might want the peripheral connectors to be a little further apart. All connectors use 18AWG gauges, which is as ATX spec recommends.

Since this PSU features a single +12V rail, we do not have anything to comment on when it comes to its power distribution.