Corsair SF750 Platinum power supply review - Product showcase

Name: Corsair SF750 Platinum power supply review
Brand: Corsair SF750 Platinum

by Krzysztof Hukalowicz on: 08/01/2019 03:01 PM [

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You can see that there is a single +12 V rail with a total of 750W (62.5 A). So, in theory, the unit should manage a single 1080 (Ti), RTX 2080 (Ti) or Radeon RX Vega 64. Two might be an issue (especially when overclocked, same as with the CPU).

There are two sets of 6+2 -pin PCIe cables, with two 8-pin PEG connectors each. The cables are all black, so that should fit with most users’ needs. They are Premium Individually Sleeved, so the looks are excellent. Their length is surely enough for Small Factor Systems and for most ATX ones as well, but more will be said about this on the next page.

On the back side of the PSU, you’ll find the modular cable connectors. For the motherboard there are two for connecting a single 24-pin ATX cable, then there are 4 for PCI Express/EPS leads, and three for SATA/Molex devices. It’s not possible to plug a cable into the wrong socket, so there is no risk of ending up with fireworks that you didn’t bargain for.

Here, you can see the entire bunch of cables, some of you will enjoy the view. Let’s proceed to the next page.

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