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Pros: ROG Strix 750W power supply, as a product for the mid-to-high-end market, its performance is satisfactory and worthy of players' trust, because the Focus+ Gold structure it uses has been proven by many products to be a reliable and excellent performance solution In terms of performance, ROG Strix 750W power supply is sufficient, and has excellent performance in voltage stability, output ripple, hold time, conversion efficiency, etc., plus ROG Thermal Solution cooling scheme, Axial-Tech axial flow The mutual cooperation of the fan and the 0 dB Fan low-load fan stop technology enables the power supply to achieve the best balance between heat dissipation performance and operating noise.However, the current price of ROG Strix 750W power supply is still relatively expensive. In terms of cost performance alone, it is not very competitive, because most other brands of power supplies that use the same solution are 10% or more cheaper than it. But from the perspective of a ROG fan, its premium price does bring its unique things, such as the design of the axial fan and personalized tiles, etc. If it is put into the budget of the whole machine, the impact will be even smaller. In an acceptable, even quite acceptable range. Therefore, for most players who use mid-to-high-end platforms, ROG Strix 750W power supply may not be the only choice in this level of products, but it can still be your first choice for installation √ Advantages:- 80Plus Gold Certification- Full module interface design- 10 years warranty- Stable output voltage- Low output ripple- hold-up time- Support 0 dB Fan low load fan stop- Comes with a variety of tiles and stickers for personalization
Cons: -A bit of pricey

Premium look and build quality from Asus and the unit has a bit of heft to it. Lots of extras in the box (stickers/cable ties and a badge). This 750W Power Supply Unit has an 80 plus gold rating and the 10 year warranty gives you confidence in the PSU that it is a quality product that is going to last. The fully modular PSU cables are a good length and flexible and I had no issues routing cables in an ATX case (Razer Tomahawk). PSU is powering a PC with a B550-E Asus Rog Strix motherboard with 2 nvme drives, a Ryzen 7 5600g with a 240mm AIO and a Gigabyte RX 6800. Would recommend this power supply to anyone looking for a quality unit from a reputable brand. I believe the power supply is built by Seasonic a top manufacturer of Power Supply Units.

Got this in combo with Strix 3080. It looked superior in quality to my current 850w PSU so I decided to install it same time as the GPU. First test, RGB lighting did not work. Tried fixing that and set up the new GPU. RGB lighting still failed, and this time PC was making scary sounds as it booted up. Display was odd-looking. PCIE cables to GPU started making sketchy electrical sounds, then whole PC crashed. After this happened, PSU made a loud electrical grinding that sounded like a death groan. I yanked the power cable out and then immediately took apart the PSU again and replaced it with the old PSU. Everything ran fine afterward. This PSU is garbage and it is a red flag when it comes with all kinds of fancy bells and whistles that have absolutely nothing to do with its actual function.