SilverStone Strider Evolution SST-ST75F-G 750W

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Pros:

Excellent 12V regulation, very good ripple suppression, dust filter for the fan, fully modular.
Slightly cheaper than the original Strider Gold, Excellent upgrades over the original, Incredibly quiet operation, Great performance, Fully modular design allows use of Silverstone's short cable kit for mATX cases
Modular, Nicely Sleeved Cables, Very Quiet 120MM Fan, Four PCIe Connectors, Lots of Power For The Money.

Cons:

Bulky capacitors in the PCIE modular cables.
You get what you pay for the Strider Gold Evolution series is more expensive than 'entry level' 80PLUS Gold supplies are for a reason

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Last revision on January 20, 2014

Reviewers Liked

Excellent 12V regulation, very good ripple suppression, dust filter for the fan, fully modular
Slightly cheaper than the original Strider Gold, Excellent upgrades over the original, Incredibly quiet operation, Great performance, Fully modular design allows use of Silverstone's short cable kit for mATX cases
Modular, Nicely Sleeved Cables, Very Quiet 120MM Fan, Four PCIe Connectors, Lots of Power For The Money

Reviewers Didn't Like

Bulky capacitors in the PCIE modular cables
You get what you pay for the Strider Gold Evolution series is more expensive than 'entry level' 80PLUS Gold supplies are for a reason
A Little Shaky at High Loads

Expert reviews and ratings

Based on the same platform as the ST1000-G, Silverstone's latest 750 watt fully modular offering is nothing short of excellent. It has a couple small things going against it, like those capacitors in the PCI express cables, but it makes up for those...

By JonnyGuru on February 06, 2012

If you're planning on using two graphics cards in your desktop PC, and perhaps even try your hand at overclocking those along with your processor, it's advisable to get a PSU of between 750 and 950 watts. There are a huge number of these on the...

By uk.hardware.info on December 11, 2012

A simple summary of the points above suggests that the Silverstone Strider Gold Evolution 750W (ST75F-G) power supply is a well-balanced and high quality product, easily justifying its competitive retail price of at the time of this review....

By Legit Reviews on December 03, 2012

When one says 'Evolution', I am not sure what comes to everyone else's mind, but I know what I think of when I hear that word. The one thing that comes to mind every time is what one of my professors told our class in lecture. Of course, as...

By APH Networks on May 30, 2012

Last year SilverStone revamped their Strider lineup with the Gold series of power supplies and achieved 80Plus Gold certification, ranging from 750W up to 1200W power capability and meeting stringent 87/90/87% minimum efficiency. To further enhance...

By OverClock Intelligence Agency on May 15, 2012

The Strider series of power supplies is one of Silverstone's longest running product lines. Some of the first power supplies they made fell under the Strider name and although there's been quite a few new product lines of power supplies since...

By DreamWare Computers on January 12, 2012

Video Review: The SilverStone ST75F 750W Modular power supply performs very well and it's completely modular with lots of leads. With 750 watts of continuous power, it has plenty of juice for the most demanding computer systems. It even comes with...

By 3dGameMan on January 01, 2008

Today, I'm having a look at SilverStone's newest modular power supply: The Strider ST75F.The ST75F is the next model up in the Strider line from the 600W ST60F unit. Like the ST60F, the ST75F is manufactured for SilverStone by Enhance...

By JonnyGuru on December 02, 2006

Silverstone have taken the original ST60F modular PSU and improved it in the area needed most - performance. The ST75F not only has a total of 150w more power than it's predecessor, but also has extremely stable voltages across all rails and full...

By Overclock3D on October 20, 2006

Well Gurus, the previous model power supply we tested from SilverStone was the ST60F which did not survive our stress test as clearly described on our article (the solve is noted in there also). The Zeus 750 Watt power supply however is mighty...

By Guru of 3D on June 26, 2006

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