Compare Prices Cooler Master GX - 750W 80 PLUS Bronze Power Supply
(RS750-ACAAD3-US)
Product Description
The Cooler Master GS Series power supplies stand for Gamer Xtreme, the evolved version of Extreme Power Plus. With up to 60 amps on a single rail, there is enough power to start up a truck, imagine what it can do for your system. With so much power at your disposal, Cooler Master ensures the most stringent safety standards are met. The extended 5 year warranty is included to give you further piece of mind.
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$119.99Price : $90.88
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Product Feature
- High efficiency design that meets 80 Plus requirements (85% typical)
- High reliability (MTBF >1000,000 hours)
- Double layer EMI Filter restrains noise and injury to end-user
- Ultra-silent operation with intelligent 120mm fan speed control
- Five-year warranty
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28 of 30 people found the following review helpful.
FYI, there are two versions of the 650W and 750W models
By Pink Jazz
Just to remind everybody, there are actually TWO versions of the 650W and 750W models. The older versions have model numbers of RS650-ACAAE3-US and RS750-ACAAE3-US, while the newer versions have model numbers of RS650-ACAAD3-US and RS750-ACAAD3-US (there is only one version of the 450W model, RS450-ACAAD3-US).
Yes, there is a difference between the "E3" and "D3" units. The older "E3" units made by Seventeam, while the newer "D3" units are made by Enhance Electronics. The "E3" units are no good, while the "D3" units are much better. So if you are buying the 650W or 750W model, be sure to ask if the unit for sale is a "D3" unit.
15 of 16 people found the following review helpful.
Solid Performance!
By 1st2Fight
Cooler Master is by far exceptional when it comes to cooling products, so i wasn't to sure when it came to purchasing a PSU. I need to power an over clocked i7 920 running at 3.6 Ghz along with a GTX 470. My old Power Up running at 450w wasn't cutting it and i already had a bad experience with a cheap brand (Never again!). Came really fast with 2-Day prime shipping ordered it Friday afternoon and got it Monday After noon. Installation was easy came with seethed cables 4x6pin connectors which is a great attribute when you want to SLI your video cards which is also a good sign knowing it can push that much power. As always stays cool and really quiet im glad to say i made this purchase unlike the PSU i had purchased before. This is a great Mid range PSU it wont let you down and it hasn't let me down yet been running it for about 5 days and hasn't given me any issues. If this isn't for you just make sure you buy a name brand PSU and always check for that 80 plus cert so you know its always going to have the guarantee that it will push.
12 of 14 people found the following review helpful.
Great PSU for an Excellent Price
By blu3flannel
I got this when I was building my new rig in July. I like the appearance of the metal case of itself, because I like blue and black, but the cables are not adequately sleeved. Maybe that is just me, but I don't like how you can see through the crummy sleeving to the red, yellow, green, etc. wires. One other thing that also bothers me a bit is how they only have 3 molex connections. I know molex is being phased out, but so many fans, pumps, and fan controllers still use molex, and if you try and put that all onto 3 connectors, splitters will be needed. Other than that, this PSU is extremely reliable, silent, and high-quality. It has 9 SATA power connections, which is most likely more than you'll need. It runs an i5 750 @ 4GHz, a GTX 470 @ 825/1650/1000, a 12v water cooling pump, and everything else in my system without a sweat. It's a great PSU and I'd recommend this to everyone that needs something in this wattage range.
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