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Antec PSUs always use Continuous Power to deliver consistent, stable wattage to your entire system. You can believe that whenever Antec advertises a rated wattage, that is exactly what youll get: stability and continuous power. No exceptions. Along with Dual + 12V rails with high load capabilities to ensure maximum CPU & GPU compatibility, the True Power 750C is definitely worth every cent.
80 Plus Gold Certified
80 PLUS Certification Saving energy has become an important factor when choosing the correct power supply. The True Power 750C has an up to 92% efficiency to reduce your electricity bill. This power supply provides efficiency during max and low loads and lives up to the standards of todays world.
Reliability You Can Count On
The True Power 750C is backed with AQ5 Antec Quality 5 year parts and labor warranty, and you get unlimited access to Antecs incomparable technical support and customer service.
High Standard in Engineering
A power supply converts mains AC to low-voltage regulated DC power for the internal components of a computer. Several direct-current voltages are required, and they must be regulated with some accuracy to provide stable operation of the computer. This is where the quality of Antec power supplies differ from the rest. Antecs high performance 100% Japanese heavy-duty capacitors ensures the tightest DC stability and regulation. So you can rest assure that this power supply will last you for multiple builds to come.
Double Ball Bearing Fan
Staying cool is one of the important thing to consider when in comes to power supply. A well cooled power supply greatly increases its life span. The 120 mm Double Ball Bearing (DBB) Fan is ideal for quiet computing and is designed for longer life, guaranteeing hours of operation. Features a Thermal Manager, an advanced low voltage fan control for optimal heat & noise management and will allow your PSU to stay at an optimal temperature.
