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Compucase CS750 750W power supply ATX 2.0 80+ Gold non-modular

SKU CH-NJ7Z-7TPXW MPN CS750

Open-box 750W ATX 2.0 power supply with 80+ Gold efficiency, non-modular cabling and cTUVus safety certification

  • 80+ Gold efficiency reduces wasted energy
  • 750 W output powers demanding builds
  • ATX 2.0 layout fits standard cases
  • Non-modular design simplifies cable management

750W ATX 2.0 Gold unit

This 750 watt power supply follows the ATX 2.0 specification and carries 80 Plus Gold efficiency certification. It is a non-modular design shipped in a bulk pack. The unit holds cTUVus safety approval and an ABS label. It suits builders assembling a system that needs a standard ATX power source with certified efficiency.

Open-box condition and fixed cables

The product is offered in open-box condition, meaning the original packaging may be absent or show wear. All cables are permanently attached, so cable management depends on the case layout and the builder's routing choices. No modular connectors or extra accessory kits are included. Buyers who need fully modular cabling or a sealed retail box should consider other options.

Highlights

  • 80+ Gold efficiency reduces wasted energy
  • 750 W output powers demanding builds
  • ATX 2.0 layout fits standard cases
  • Non-modular design simplifies cable management

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Will the non-modular cables need replacement if I upgrade my graphics card later?

The non-modular design means all cables are permanently attached, so you cannot swap individual cables; a GPU upgrade may require a new PSU if the existing connectors do not match.

Which limit appears first during sustained heavy load, the 80+ Gold efficiency rating or the 750W output ceiling?

The 750W output ceiling is the hard limit; the 80+ Gold rating only describes efficiency at typical loads, not additional capacity.

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