FSP Group Aurum Series Gold 80plus AU-750M 750W

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Pros:

High efficiency, Delivered full power at 50°C flawlessly, Silent operation even at high loads/temperatures, Better than 3% voltage regulation at 5V, Good efficiency levels below 100W and very high efficiency at 5VSB, Fairly good ripple/noise suppress
Build Quality, Performance, Noise Levels, 80 Plus Gold Certified, Modular, Size, Low Profile Flat Cables, 5 Years Warranty

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High price, Loose voltage regulation at 12V and 3.3V, 3.3V dropped below ATX limits with full load, Lousy performance at Crossload tests
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Last revision on December 19, 2011

Reviewers Liked

High efficiency, Delivered full power at 50°C flawlessly, Silent operation even at high loads/temperatures, Better than 3% voltage regulation at 5V, Good efficiency levels below 100W and very high efficiency at 5VSB, Fairly good ripple/noise suppress
Build Quality, Performance, Noise Levels, 80 Plus Gold Certified, Modular, Size, Low Profile Flat Cables, 5 Years Warranty

Reviewers Didn't Like

High price, Loose voltage regulation at 12V and 3.3V, 3.3V dropped below ATX limits with full load, Lousy performance at Crossload tests
Price (For Some)

Expert reviews and ratings

FSP is one of those manufacturers that has been steadily churning out everyone elseâ€™s products for a long time. Like many before it, FSP has decided to take itâ€™s own crack at retail, establishing itself as a...

By APC Magazine on December 17, 2011

The FSP Aurum's 750W competitiveness is crippled by its high price which puts it in the same price group with very strong opponents, like the Corsair AX750, NZXT HALE90 750W, and Seasonic X-750. With such competition you can imagine things are...

By techPowerUp! on August 08, 2011

Whereas a few years back the FSP Group had nothing really special in their PSU product line things have changed lately, first with the Everest 85+ followed by the Aurum Gold and now the Aurum CM (Cable Management) lines. Of course as expected...

By Real World Labs on July 06, 2011

In this review, we discovered that the new FSP Aurum CM Gold 750 W is internally identical to the FSP Aurum Gold 700 W. The only difference between the two is the addition of the modular cabling system on the CM version.The performance of the FSP...

By Hardware Secrets on June 16, 2011

Neste teste descobrimos que a nova FSP Aurum CM Gold 750 W é praticamente idêntica internamente à FSP Aurum Gold 700 W. A única diferença entre as duas é a inclusão de um sistema de cabeamento modular na versão CM...

By Clube do Hardware on June 17, 2011