750 Watt 80 Plus Bronze Power Supplies

The 750 watt 80 Plus Bronze power supplies here are three non-modular ATX units: the DeepCool PL750D with a quiet 120 mm hydro bearing fan, the Ant Esports RX750 with flat black cables and a 120 mm silent fan, and the Cooler Master MWE Bronze 750 V3 230V, the one model on this page built to the ATX 3.1 standard. DeepCool and Cooler Master cover their units with a 5 year warranty. Ant Esports gives 3 years.

Choose by graphics card, cabling and warranty. The ATX 3.1 standard sets rules for handling the brief power spikes of recent graphics cards, so the MWE V3 is the natural fit for a new build around a current GPU. The PL750D and RX750 suit builds with established graphics cards and processors that sit comfortably within 750 watts. The RX750's flat cables are easier to route behind the motherboard tray in compact cases. The longer warranty favours the DeepCool and Cooler Master units for a PC you plan to keep for years. The Ant Esports and DeepCool models also have their own brand pages.

Frequently asked questions

Is 750 watt enough for a gaming PC? For most single-GPU builds with a mid to upper range card and a desktop processor, yes. Check the recommended PSU wattage your graphics card maker lists.

Are any of these power supplies modular? No. All three are non-modular, so every cable stays attached and unused ones need tucking away in the case.

What does 80 Plus Bronze mean? It certifies a set minimum efficiency at typical loads. That means less wasted heat than an uncertified unit, though Gold units are more efficient still.