Review on 💡 High Performance Super Flower Leadex Silver 750W Power Supply for Optimal Energy Efficiency by Masaaki Haruto ᠌

If, as on my MP (msi x470), there are 2 8-pin connectors per processor, then this is a good choice, you can take it without looking. The thing is solid, produced and assembled with meticulous attention even to the smallest details. For comparison, over the past six months I have used four blocks from the middle and near the top segment: 1 x4+4 pin cpu: Chieftec Silicon SLC-650C - quiet, modular, slightly simpler stuffing, from Teapo - excellent for the money. Corsair CX 650W - quiet, Taiwan filling (price-quality is worse than Chiftek) - a good middle peasant. 2 x4+4 pin cpu: High Power Super GD 850W - very noisy under load. Inside, though for the most part, Japanese Rubicon and Nipon Chemicons, but the circuitry did not work out very well - drawdowns of 3.3v up to% 10+, due to which the motherboard and chipset heat up more than usual. Cables are cheap. I don't recommend it at all. Corsair RM 750x of the new revision (I got it straight from the box) - cool, quiet, reliable, solid, Japanese premium conduits, a good base - from CWT, minimal voltage drops. modular, although the cables are harsh in places close to the mounts, which is why the 24-pin cable is pulled only from below, and not through the side wall. And it is more expensive, and in general no better than this SF, which does not have the disadvantages of a corsair. Bottom line: SF is so far the best block in terms of aggregate and very minimal voltage drawdowns, of those that I held in my hands. Ideal for overclocking motherboards such as MSI X470-X570 with 2x8 or 8 + 4 pin cpu on the board. For 8 pin mothers bold, you can find it easier and cheaper among the same SF but with fewer watts, Chieftec or Corsair.