Seasonic Focus GX 750W Power Supply, Full Modular, 80 Plus Gold, 90% Efficiency, Cable-Free Connection, Hybrid Silent Fan Control, 10 Years Warranty, Power and Performance | Black

I'm a bit of a EVGA fanboy, but this was recommended to me and I am not disappointed, the build quality of this unit is great, everything just feels so well made. The Hybrid mode works fine, no massive spin up’s when entering a game like some, it comes with a Silent fan and 10 years Warranty.What more could you ask for. Ok maybe a little cheaper.

This is my 2nd purchase of this model. I previously had the 650W for a number of years and it’s given be complete confidence and hassle free useage. The hybrid mode has always been selected for me and it runs silently on idle or load. There's no coil whine. The cables, accessories and boxing are outstanding quality. I'm betting that it meets the efficacy rating specified based on brand trust :)

Well packaged and very high quality. Bought because I was suspecting my system was underpowered and it was! I've bought this brand before and was pleased with my purchase then. This is a well made product that I thoroughly recommend. Oh, I forgot - it's incredibly quiet too!

I mean what can you say. Compact size, makes cable management easier. super quiet or even completely silent fan and perfectly smooth and efficient power delivery.Worth the extra £ over other parts.

I have 3 Seasonic Focus power supplies - 550W, 650W and 750W, all for different PCs and workloads. The 550W and 650W seem fine in terms of noise, although that is largely due to their workloads not taxing them too much. I have them running in Hybrid Mode and the fans never come on. Even in non-Hybrid Mode, the fans are barely audible.The 750W is in a PC with a RTX3080 FE and i7 8700K. When running RTX games (eg Control) or performance tests like 3D Mark Port Royal with the PSU in Hybrid Mode, the fan starts and is really loud. Switching to non-Hybrid Mode results in a quieter fan, but one that does make an audible soft clicking sound. I RMA'd the first one, and received a replacement that was exactly the same. So it wasn't a fault, more like just a cheap part.I am keeping this one given that it has a 10 year warranty - if the fan does fail then I should be able to replace the unit.Note that the 750W Seasonic was to replace an EVGA G2 750W that had a similar problem - RTX games caused the fan to start at max rpm in its Hybrid Mode, but on that one, non-Hybrid Mode ran at full speed also.Note that I have never had any power delivery problems with any of the Seasonic Focus PSUs - always been rock solid. Just a shame you can't swap the fan for a Noctua or BeQuiet without invalidating the warranty.

Bought this to replace a Corsair CV650 running my main pc. This pc sits in the living room, and I always knew there was some ambient noise from it when playing games/ watching movies etc, but having installed the Seasonic, I can hardly believe the difference in noise levels. Old psu now seems like a jet engine taking off. The modular design is excellent for keeping the inside of the case orderly, the cables provided are all long enough to get to where they need to go (pc is a full-size tower unit)Admittedly I've only had this psu in for a few hours, but this has impressed me like nothing else recently. It may be a bit pricey, but you certainly get a build quality that supports the price.

It is really silent, easy to install, fully modular so cable managment it's easy.I have built my pc in march 2020first i had a Corsair Rm850 for 1 month but it was noisy and then i was getting random restarts and then i got a Corsair Rm850i for a week or two, worse than the first one (noise wise, but less random restarts)Then i got this seasonic focus gx750w i have it for 3 days(my pc was on 10+hours each day and no restarts or noise) it's really quiet and enough power for my Ryzen 5 3600 and red devil 5700xt GPU.I would recommend it so far, i will come with updates if anything happends.

Easy to use came with a 3 pin eu plug (this does depend on what company you buy from) I bought the 750w gold seasonic and it works like a charm. A bit overkill for my build but it leaves me with space for future improvements and less heat production. 10/10 I would definitely recommend this to anyone looking for a good PSU.