Review on PSU 750W DeepCool power 750W, ATX12V 2.4, active PFC, 120x120mm fan, 80 PLUS Gold certified PM750D by Wiktor ᠌

I chose a PSU for a new system for a very long time, watched and read a lot of reviews, and as a result, I began to understand them well. Why did I choose this block? 1) reliable element base. 2) all protections are on board. 3) the wires are not unfastened. 4) stylish minimalism. 5) power reserve 6) you can buy at an affordable price (take only 4-5 k is the maximum) However, as in a joke, there is a nuance) I recommend this case only for ATX, despite the fact that it fit into my mATX, so much so that there is still a lot of space left (see photo) And it's all about the wires. There are a lot of them and they are tough. Yes, there is a lot of sata, pcie, but half was enough for me, the rest had to be laid collectively and after an hour of trying to cable management, I just hid them behind the back cover and inside, under the protection of the wall, between the PSU itself and the hard drives. Although I wrote non-removable cables in pluses, but now I just dream of removing them. If you have an ATx case, then this problem will not arise. The PSU itself is excellent, quiet, nothing cracks, does not click, I won’t even talk about it. Thus, the owners of mATX think carefully whether the beauty of cable management is important to you, and the owners of spacious boxes - you are welcome. About the price. In the region of 4, maximum 5 k., the PSU has no competitors, everything is better in it, even in comparison with bi-quiet and chieftech. If you take for 6-8 here you can already think, but even for this price it looks good