NZXT C750 - NP-C750M - 750 Watt PSU - 80+ Gold Certified - Hybrid Silent Fan Control - Fluid Dynamic Bearings - Modular Design - Sleeved Cables - ATX Gaming Power Supply - 2020

So I got this like a few days ago and so far it is working very well not loud at all and had enough cables to fill all the ports on the PSU also had Molex which is used for the 4 fans I had only two issues one the cables were not that flexible and had a chunky neck so I had to squeeze it in it was easy to adjust after the neck was in the CPU cable was hard to put in because of the lack of flexibility and also I couldn't get my back panel on fully but that might be because of my case and poor cable management it bulges a little and I have it in place with duct tape but my case is extremely bad so that might be the issue, my second issue one of the pins is missing on the 24 pin but that is normal but the issue is that it's not connected but the wire is exposed so I was afraid it might touch something and short my motherboard or something so to be safe I taped off the end to insulate it, as plastic doesnt conduct electricity so that was scary I would have liked it if they said something about hat in the manual, the manual is also a little lacking nothing but installation guide no info other than that, but ignoring that it is a really good psu alot of cables the power supply also looks nice so I am really satisfied.

very good psu, its super clean looking, feels pretty good quality too, im liking it even more than my old corsair psu i had which was a 650w, but i didnt feel comfortable overclocking my gpu on it. this new one has 0rpm mode and is silent which is perfect in combination with my new corsair rgb fans for when i record typing tests of my high end custom keyboards. had to order another sata power cable because i have a lot of storage devices, this psu is basically a sea sonic rebrand, which made it a lot easier to find extra psu cables for it since its next to impossible to get any for "nzxt" psu cables, but theirs also not a whole bunch of extra sea sonic cables laying around either. but more than nzxt at least, i totally recommend this power supply

I was looking for a PSU for my new PC build back in July and decided to go with this NZXT C750 since I had an NZXT case, AIO, and fans. The modular PSU was very easy to set up, looks great, and to be honest, I do not think I have heard the PSU fan one time since I finished my PC.I have had no issues with power delivery issues or crashes. I would highly recommend this PSU to anyone who is looking for a modular PSU that is quiet and is of great quality.

Very solid PSU. Fully modular and comes in a really nice neat box setup with a nice bag for cables. Functions as needed with no issues after two weeks running a 3900x and RTX 3070. Really with most psu's you're kind of rolling the dice even at this price range and rating. PSU'S honestly could either work out just fine or kill your whole rig in an instant as evidenced by a lot of low ratings on a lot of psu reviews, but you obviously don't EVER wanna cheap out on arguably the most crucial part of the PC and this price is a good range for them. This isn't the E series which is compatible with cam btw. This is however Hybrid and with the button on the fan won't spin unless under heavy loads(never lol).

I bought a pre-built PC from CyberPower. Obviously pre-builts come with their own, no name brand dinky PSU. I had to upgrade from a no name brand 650W Gold to this baby. When I got it, I was to say the least...a bit nervous. I've never bought NZXT but I wanted to give this good lookin' thing a shot. Packaging was great and it came with a little bag for all the cables. I pulled it out of the box and I could feel the power. It just felt good in my hands. Sturdy, simple, smooth and had a good weight to it for the size (check size chart). I installed it no problem and the cables are well built/good design. I powered it on and I started to hear this clicking sound. I thought it was coming from the PSU so I went to the website and looked for customer support. I was able to IMMEDIATELY chat with someone. Unheard of. The product support was fantastic (10 year warranty) and after troubleshooting my stupid face had a cable stopping my GPU fan. So yeah, my GPU was the thing clicking and not the PSU. After I fixed that with the live NZXT troubleshoot person, I was on my way to the games. So far, after weeks of gaming, I have had ZERO issues. I hope this lasts at least the next two PC builds I anticipate in my lifetime...or at least until I find a wife. Ha. Prices are insane right now for some reason on PC parts. I got this sucker for around $100. For 750W Gold? Yus prease.

750w gold makes me feel future-proofed. I like it.A few issues I have with it.The 24-pin wires. The end that connects into the PSU is organized wrongly. I need the 6-pin on the left and the 18-pin on the right (because that's how the ports are designed on the PSU), but the 18-pin is on the left and the 6-pin is on the right. So I have to cross the two wires, like if I were driving with my right hand on the left of the wheel and my left hand on the right of the wheel.Also the wire is basically very thick. I think this is something that's necessary or beneficial, but the thickness just means I can't completely close my PC case because the wire can't be flattened.There are also a lot of extra connectors with the wires. Like the SATA connector, there's like two or three other connectors attached to one. Now I just have extra connectors that I don't use. But maybe they're used for bigger builds with more lights.Update:Did a little more computer work and realized the holes in the PSU for the screws didn't correctly match the ones with my case. I mean they were in the right place, but they were misaligned by some amount and what ends up happening is the PSU is just pushed into the case when I put in the screws. Don't know if this is due to my case or the PSU.

I stepped down from a EVGA supernova 1000w PSU that was causing a lot of noise in whatever circuit this was plugged into. Setup was easy and the cables are well made with a good length on them. The fan is super quiet when it does run but it's not really noticed anyway since it isn't the loudest component of the computer. Best feature is that just swapping to this PSU made the line noise problem go away so no more light flickering.

La verdad es que calidad-precio no conviene, se quemó después de 8 meses de uso y cuando la cambié y compré otra marca me di cuenta de la pobre calidad de los cables que incluye la de nzxt, que además hace difícil la gestión de cables en el gabinete, definitivamente les recomiendo buscar otra opción que no sea esta

Tiene una construcción de buena calidad, se siente robusto y bien armado.En funcionamiento casi no hace ruido

Es un producto excelente. Calidad desde el empaquetado hasta la parte del uso. Me gustó mucho.

Hasta ahora no he tenido problemas y funciona correctamente. Al ser modular es bastante funcional y los materiales se ven y se sienten de muy buena calidad.

Un producto con supuesta "garantía" y que en menos de un año de uso se quema a pesar de estar protegido con un regulador de voltaje. No gastes tu dinero en este producto !!