Corsair SF750 Power Supply

This PSU by itself is a fantastic product. It's clearly high quality and has adequately served my needs thus far. My only complaint about this product are that some of the cables were far too short to run across the case, requiring me to run the unit resting on a shelf until I could get some cable extenders installed. The SATA cables also come in a "daisy chain" format which in theory should allow for the cables to be connected to one cord at a time, but if you aren't using them for that purpose, they're unnecessarily bulky and make cable management much more difficult.

Its pretty good, i have it hooked up with a evga rtx 3090 ftw3, 12700k, kington ddr5 ram 64gb 5600 with xmp, two d5 pumps, 8 200mm and 2 120mm noctua fans, 2 m.2s, and a crucial 2.5 ssd and it boots and ran games pretty good (no undervolt). Did some render tests on gpu and cpu and no shut offs or anything. However it does get loud like around slight humming levels but Its like the only thing making noise so maybe Im not use to it but i am way past the silent operation mode for the psu when gaming since I draw about 500-600 watts. The fan did have some noise like it was hitting some wiring but it did fix itself after shaking it a little. And also great cables, really flexible good for sff builds. I did order extra pcie cables from cablemod for the gpu since it uses 3 8pins. Overall great psu but gets some noise on gaming since everthing else is so quiet.

I find this extremely crazy that this is literally the smallest but having the most out of the power supply you can ever get your hands on up to date! Mind you that this is ACTUALLY what it is and what it says - SFX, NOT SFX-L power supply that some companies cannot get what the differences and sizes are. Equip to my ASRock Z390 Mini ITX with i9-9900K and my ASUS ROG Strix Vega 64, hitting the recommendation of the power supply the GPU is needed is super safe! No issues with overclocking on both my CPU and GPU as it delivered enough juice to my applications! Although, even if it ran the way I wanted to be and having enough power to run through my stuff, it can't be good with the price point. It's pretty expensive but there isn't really quite a competition out there for finding SFX power supplies for small builds and such. Running high end tiny machine requires a pretty penny for safest levels. Still, it fulfilled my needs for one of my SFF builds to get going and work with!

Great power supply, very quiet, very small, cables are made specifically for mini-itx builds. Although a bit pricey, the future of computer components is trending towards higher wattage, I would imagine even 750w won’t be enough for the 4080 generation and new CPUs

Pretty much the PSU to have for SFF builds. Pretty decent stock cables, and excellent quality overall from Corsair. PRice could be a little cheaper compared to the ATX counter parts, but if available, this is the PSU to buy for your next SFF build.