Actual Specifications and Conclusions
| Real Wattage | 920W |
| OEM | Channel Well Tech (CWT) |
| PFC | Active |
| Price | $186AUD |
| ATX Connector type | 20+4 pin (Hard-wired) |
| CPU Connector | ATX/EPS12V (4+4 pin) (Hard-wired) |
| PCI-E Connectors | 4x 6+2 pin (Modular) |
| Molex (Peripheral) Connectors | 8 (Modular) |
| FDD Power connectors | None, but 2 Molex-FDD adapters provided |
| SATA Power connectors | 12 (Modular) |
Pros:
- Can deliver over 900W
- Good Cable configuration
- Quiet
- Very efficient
- Excellent Voltage Regulation
- Excellent Ripple Suppression
- Good Input Filtering
- Entirely Japanese capacitors
- Large ball bearing fan
Cons:
- Soldering could use some improvement
- Loose heat sink screws
Final Comments: The HX-750 really ticked all the boxes for me. I was impressed by its excellent voltage regulation, ripple suppression and efficiency, as well as the use of Japanese capacitors and a ball bearing fan. I also think that for what it offers, the asking price is fair. In spite of the small issues I found with the soldering, I think that this an excellent product and if you’re after a reliable, efficient and modular power supply that will handle your new gaming computer, then the Corsair HX-750 is well worth considering.
Score: 9/10
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